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5 War in Ukraine Find out how information professionals working in Ukraine are supporting local communities affected by the war.


6 A history of the IIS Can you help ensure a new online history of the institute of Information Scientists is as accurate as possible? Share you memories and insight.


7 Libraries through the lens Photographer and librarian Thomas Guignard has peace on his mind.


8 Shadowing time Find out how to get involved with this year’s Yoto Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Medals Shadowing scheme.


9 Help for homeless A look at how public library services are supporting people with no fixed address and the chance to get involved.


10 Survey criticised CIPFA release latest library survey findings, but results are “not fit for purpose” say Libraries Connected.


11 Library re-opens


Iraq’s University of Mosul library reopens eight years after it was destroyed by IS fighters,


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roles, Special Interest Groups and Professional Registration.


26 Conference and Expo 22 Find out more about this sum- mer’s CILIP Conference and Expo, taking place in Liverpool. Plus Early Bird Booking prices.


30 HEE Learning Academy Dom Gilroy and Alison Day explain why Health Education England’s new Learning Academy sought CILIP Accreditation, and how it was achieved.


Copyright Conference keynote speaker Dinusha Mendis on disruptive technology. Page 22


12 Benevolent Fund CILIP Benevolent Fund Chair John Vincent looks at why the fund is an embodiment of We are CILIP and explains how to help and get help in hard times .


13 News Feature: Libraries during conflict


Bodleian Librarian and author of Burning the Books Richard Ovenden looks at the role of libraries and information professionals during conflicts.


Supplier Showcase


42 Listings and more Find out who will be taking part in CILIP’s Spring Supplier Showcase and book your free place now.


INTERVIEW


14 Cover Yaroslava Soshynska


Executive Director of the Ukrainian Library Association Yaroslava Soshynska talks about life in war torn Ukraine.


22 Dinusha Mendis Professor of Intellectual Property and innovation Law Dinusha Mendis asks how blockchain, AI and NFTs are disrupting copyright.


IN DEPTH


University of Mosul library re-opens after IS destruction. Page 11


4 INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL


18 We Are CILIP: Get involved How We are CILIP, is opening up opportunities – from training, events and skills to committee


March 2022


34 Yoto CKG Shortlists The shortlists for this year’s Yoto Carnegie Greenaway Medals are revealed.


38 The art of cataloguing Harriet Hopkins explains why cataloguing was a hot topic at Awen Libraries in Wales.


44 Health and wellbeing SLIC Chief Executive Pamela Tulloch on Scottish libraries health and wellbeing initiative.


COMMENT


56 Mediawatching Sound of the underwater.


PEOPLE


52 Obituaries Jean Young MBE, FLA. 53 People News


Professional Registration.


INSIGHT


16 President’s View CILIP President Kate Robinson.


21 Building Collections Paul Howarth on sustainability in collections.


28 New The library and IT Tom Shaw on the importance of the relationship with your IT support team.


29 New MILA Update The latest from the Media and Information Literacy Alliance.


33 Apprentices New roles and a bright future.


41 Schools Sara Bloomfield on the work that goes into creating a literary festival.


46 Nielsen


How sale trends can help your library capture the latest book zeitgeist.


48 RPG Focus Sian King looks at RPG priorities for the year ahead.


50 Book Reviews The latest titles from your sector.


54 K&IM Matters Hélène Russell looks at how to unlearn and why it is an important first step to learning.


Find out who has made this year’s Yoto Carnegie Greenaway Medals Shortlist. Page 34


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