In the U.S., there are 43 million adults–nearly one in five–who read below a third-grade level, and over half of all adults read below a sixth-grade level (National Action Plan for Adult Literacy, 2021).

In this webinar we will discuss what autism is through the lens of neurodiversity, and how characteristics of autism may manifest in the library environment.

Instruments play an essential role in creating research data but they are often only identified in the scientific literature using free text. 

This webinar will explore ways for libraries to be proactive in developing and sharing policies and procedures around book challenges.

The freedom for libraries to acquire books and develop a collection. A relic of a pre-digital age?

Presentation 1: Trauma in the Library: Findings To-date about PTSD among Public Library Staff and Methods for Ensuring Trauma-Informed Care.

Presentation 1: Developing the Victorian Public Libraries for Health and Wellbeing Framework.

Libraries have always been a resource for their communities, but the contemporary library can also support health and wellbeing by provision of physical spaces, digital access, information, and library programmes.

The IFLA Management and Marketing Section (M&M) invites you to a 90-minute webinar that will share interviews with library managers from around the world.

Libraries are vital pieces of the cultural infrastructure, enabling the discovery, creation, and enjoyment of diverse expressions of culture to be a part of everyday life.

Data management is essential to make sure that well-organised, well-documented, high quality and shareable research data can be produced from our research projects.