Event Calendar

The Iraqi Manuscripts: Their Condition, Institutions and Challenges

Let’s Talk Library Management | Evaluation of Satisfaction: Why and How?

Welcome to a session for everyone interested in management and leadership hosted by IFLA Standing Committee on Management & Marketing. This session will focus on Evaluation of customer satisfaction and give the opportunity for participants to share experiences.

June Europe Regional Division Committee Meeting

Europe Regional Division Committee focuses strongly on advocacy, identifying priorities for the region, and defining and delivering on action plans that respond to these. This includes work to build capacity, communicate about IFLA’s work and offer, extend IFLA’s membership and reach, and strengthen the voice of libraries.

Focus on Impact – Session 1: Panel Presentation

Systematic Review Success: An Introductory Workshop for Librarians & Information Professionals

Librarians and researchers are collaborating frequently on systematic reviews. Hosted by the IFLA Social Sciences Libraries Standing Committee, join us for an introduction to the systematic review process and hear from experts who have engaged in and have published systematic reviews.

IFLA Division D Mid-term Meeting 5-7 June 2024

IFLA Division D Mid-term meeting

IFLA Acquisition and Collection Development (ACD), Academic and Research Libraries (ARL), Science and Technology Libraries (SciTech) sections and Library Publishing (LIBPUB) SIG are planning an IFLA Mid-term meeting in Istanbul.

Libraries Bridging Boundaries: Challenges and Strategies for Global Openness

In-session Action for Climate Empowerment (ACE) Dialogue 2024

IFLA will be represented at the In-session Action for Climate Empowerment (ACE) Dialogue during the 2024 Bonn Climate Change Conference.

Awareness-raising workshop for the international art market and museums on fighting illicit trafficking of Afghan cultural property

IFLA has been invited to help moderate an awareness-raising workshop for the international art market and museums on fighting illicit trafficking of Afghan cultural property, organised by UNESCO.

Providing New Insights in the Fields of Genealogy and Local History in Asia: Part Two [Webinar]

The IFLA Local History and Genealogy Section cordially invite you to a webinar on 11 June 2024, 10:00-11:30 (China time) about new insights in the field of genealogy in Asia.

Focus on Impact – Session 2: Article Discussion

FamilySearch’s Ottoman Initiative [Webinar]

The IFLA Library Services to Multicultural Populations Section, Middle East and North Regional Division, and Local History and Genealogy Section cordially invite you to a webinar on 13 June 2024, 8:00 a.m. EST about making Ottoman records accessible to researchers worldwide.

June 2024 Professional Council Meeting

IFLA’s Professional Council (PC) is responsible for the guidance of the Professional Structure, as set out in IFLA’s Statutes. The Council supports the work of the IFLA Professional Units and their Officers, including publications and guidelines, and the development of toolkits, policy and initiatives. The PC liaises with the Regional Council in areas of mutual interest and identifies opportunities for collaboration. The Council also establishes procedures for organising the professional content of IFLA’s Congress programme (WLIC), including satellite conferences.

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Digital Preservation

Organized by the IFLA Information Technology Section, Artificial Intelligence Special Interest Group, and IFLA Preservation and Conservation Section

Focus on Impact – Session 3: Forming Your Community of Practice

IFLA General Assembly 2024

The IFLA General Assembly 2024 will be live from the Auditorium in the Koninklijke Bibliotheek in The Hague, Netherlands from 13:00 – 15:00 CEST on Thursday 20 June. IFLA’s voting Members will receive an invitation to register for the meeting in person, virtually or to supply a proxy.

[Webinar] National Bibliographies: Wider Perspectives

The webinar aims at providing extended views about national bibliographies, as they are examined collectively, integrated into a wider portfolio of bibliographic services, or considered as a part of a larger cultural landscape.