I’m happy to be writing to you, just a day after the IFLA Governing Board’s first in-person meeting of the year has come to an end! It was great to see colleagues together in The Hague for a really positive and productive meeting – the three days flew by, but I believe that we are making excellent progress against the commitments set out in August of last year.
We’re thrilled to publish the high-level programme of the Summit, setting out the key themes we’ll be exploring and questions we’ll be looking to answer.
Associated event of the IFLA Information Futures Summit, cohosted by the Open Science & Scholarship Advisory Committee (OSSAC) and the Advisory Committee on Copyright and other Legal Matters.
While we don’t have a meeting of our Governing Board this month, I nonetheless wanted to write to you to highlight a couple of key areas of work and upcoming opportunities for you in the coming weeks.
Welcome to the March 2024 edition of our newsletter, focused this month on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)!
A highlight of the Information Futures Summit, to be held in Brisbane, Australia from 30 September to 3 October, will be the launch of our 2024 Trend Report. What can you expect in Australia, and how can you get involved in the run-up?
Welcome to the February 2024 edition of the IFLA Newsletter, this month focused on culture and education.
Ready to look into the future of information, and how we can ensure it is shaped by our field and our values?
I hope you are well, and that the first weeks of 2024 have been good for you and those around you. The first Governing Board meeting of the year was held yesterday, and I would like to share with you the Board's latest work.
The Information Futures Summit is a new kind of event for IFLA, focused on bringing the energy, expertise and rich diversity of our field together to find solutions to the information challenges facing us today.