Новини и блогове събития
Curious Clouds campaign in Brussels’ Muntpunt Library
“Far beyond the physical boundaries of the library exists a world full of weightless books, magazine articles that interest only you, old newspapers that you
ADELE partner meeting in Bulgaria
On January 31 and February 1, 2024 the ADELE consortium gathered in sunny Sofia, Bulgaria for the fourth and final transnational partner meeting (TPM), hosted
Data driven approach: the Register of Italian Libraries
This year, the Register of Italian Libraries has been updated with data from the latest Survey of Libraries Open to the Public, conducted in 2023
Digital skills and new directions for public libraries
In recent years, particularly with the onset of the pandemic, Irish public libraries have been required to develop new approaches to service delivery in the
Register for the ADELE International Webinar!
On February 1, 2024, ADELE project partners are hosting an international webinar to celebrate the launch of the ADELE tool! As we wrap up the
Watch the ADELE webinar series!
As part of the ADELE project, we organised a series of four webinars on digital skills development in public libraries in Europe. In this series,
The fourth ADELE LTTA hosted in Dublin
In October, LGMA Libraries Development welcomed 24 librarians from 9 different EU countries who are participants in the Advancing Digital Empowerment of Libraries in Europe
ADELE LTTA in Sofia: Trainings, cultural activities, and cats*!
Hosted by Global Libraries – Bulgaria Foundation, 19 library professionals from across Europe spent a week in the Bulgarian capital, Sofia, attending the third ADELE
ADELE LTTA in Brussels: Discovering the European capital…and some of its libraries
From August 28 to September 4, Public Libraries 2030 hosted 27 librarians from Austria, Bulgaria, Ireland, Italy, Slovenia, and Finland in Brussels for the second
Bibliopride week in Italian libraries
From September 25 to October 1, the Italian Libraries Association (AIB) is organising the National Week of Libraries ‘Bibliopride’. This annual initiative began in 2011