News from Cultural Heritage
IFLA Statement on University of Cape Town Library Fire
It was with a heavy heart that IFLA heard the news of the fire that has damaged the Jagger Library at the University of Cape Town, along with other areas of the University and city, this past Sunday.Register Now! Virtual Event: Libraries Inspire Engagement in Cultural Heritage
Learn about how libraries are finding dynamic ways to connect their communities to cultural heritage at our upcoming virtual event: Libraries Inspire Engagement in Cultural Heritage.Libraries in the European Cultural Heritage Green Paper
The European Cultural Heritage Green Paper, officially launched on Monday, 22 March, seeks to put Europe’s shared heritage at the heart of the European Green New Deal.Coming in 2021: a Public Library Manifesto for Today (and Tomorrow)
IFLA has been embarking on updating the Public Library Manifesto in order to ensure it best reflects the realities and missions of public libraries today.Applications Open: UNESCO World Book Capital 2023
The call for applications for the title of UNESCO World Book Capital City 2023 is open. IFLA encourages cities with cities with strong and innovative policies supporting books and readings to apply.IFLA Supports ICOMOS in Statement on Tigray (Ethiopia)
IFLA supports the statement by ICOMOS concerning the destruction of cultural property in Tigray (Ethiopia).Mobilising Libraries for Cultural Diversity: Next-Steps Informed by the UNESCO 2005 Convention
IFLA observed the Session of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee for the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions. Read on for key take-aways and ideas for how the library field can use this is inform their activity and advocacy in the future.- 1 von 20
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