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Digital Inclusion and the public libraries against inequalities in access to information

The internet and digital technologies can be both forces for division and forces for inclusion, in all of economic, social, cultural and civic life. Public libraries can have a key influence for the good, through providing a multi-faceted and multi-layered approach to digital inclusion. This talk will explore the nature of public libraries' diverse contribution, and why they should be at the heart of any strategies for digital inclusion. Read More

  • Events
  • 18 October 2022

IFLA @ MozFest 2022: Media literacy in focus

As part of the "Misinformation & Disinformation" space, IFLA is hosting a session about media literacy on 9 March, exploring how it can be leveraged as an effective tool to empower users. The session will feature an interactive discussion with invited guest experts. Read More

  • Events
  • 08 March 2022

Mobilising Libraries for Digital Skills Delivery

IFLA's new research into digital skills strategies highlights examples of where governments have recognised the role of libraries in helping people become more competent, confident internet users. It provides examples to use in advocacy for library inclusion in such policy documents. Read More

  • News
  • 09 December 2020
  • By: anonymous

Libraries in Digital Skills Strategies

In this research paper, IFLA looks across strategies and other policy documents prepared by governments, in order to identify how and where this potential is recognised. The paper highlights how, in developed and developing countries alike, libraries are seen as part of the digital skills infrastructure, providing… Read More

  • Publications
  • 09 December 2020

Now available: summary of Mozilla’s 2019 Internet Health Report

The Mozilla Internet Health Report is an annual publication which brings together information and reflections about key issues facing the internet today. The report therefore offers a great basis for thinking within the library field about issues around the way we access, share and create information. Read More

  • News
  • 24 July 2019
  • By: anonymous