The objectives of the e-LMM Portal are to enable the Media and Information Literacy Programme that was taught manually to be accessed online through the self-learning system platform. Besides that, the e-LMM portal also aims to facilitate the learning of media and information literacy skills regardless of time and place. Read More
As part of IFLA's engagement at this year's High-Level Political Forum, the Dag Hammarskjold Library at the United Nations kindly hosted an IFLA session discussing the trends which are shaping how far access to information is enabling sustainable development today. Today we share the report of this event. Read More
We are happy to launch this inaugural issue of the Information Literacy Section Newsletter. Read More
IFLA will participate in the 2022 UNESCO Global MIL Week - find out more about how libraries around the world can take part. Read More
In 2022, Global MIL Week, hosted by Nigeria, will focus is on MIL’s role in nurturing trust, advancing social protection, and encouraging collective solidarity, to be explored through the theme, “Nurturing trust: A Media and Information Literacy Imperative”. Read More
To mark International Literacy Day 2022, we’re taking a look at the work done by libraries in Indonesia in order to help the over 8.5 million people lacking basic literacy skills there to develop the capacities they need to participate fully in the knowledge society. Read More
IFLA's Sub-Saharan Africa Regional Division Committee (SSA RDC), in partnership with Malawi Library Association, is participating in the Africa Internet Governance Forum, advocating for the role of libraries in ensuring a sustainable and inclusive digital society. The Forum takes place 19-20 July in Lilongwe, Malawi. Read More
Join a session prepared by UNESCO's Media and Information Literacy team, working with IFLA, in order to explore how and why media and information literacy matters so much for sustainable urban development. Read More
As part of the 2022 MozFest, IFLA hosted an interactive workshop examining what recent library experiences with media literacy learning can tell us about effective ways to tackle misinformation. Read More
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