of phase 1 of the Working Internationally for Libraries project and sharing of rec- ommendations with key partners.
And even more…
This year was a big one for CILIP’s flagship children’s book awards, which secured new sponsorship from Yoto, helping to ensure a sustainable future for the newly re-branded Yoto Carneg- ies. Winners of this year’s awards (https://
yotocarnegies.co.uk/) were Danica Novgo- rodoff, for Long Way Down, (Faber) in the illustration category and the writer’s award went to Katya Balen, for October, October, (Bloomsbury).
Russia’s war against Ukraine has de-
fined this year – the impact of war in Eu- rope has rippled around the world. And in the wake of the invasion, the global library community came together to offer support to colleagues in Ukraine as they looked at how they could keep services running and protect collections. CILIP Chief Executive Nick Poole high- lighted the resilience of those working through the bombs and bullets, with a tweet that was seen by more than 10 million Twitter users.
CILIP offered both practical and moral support to Ukrainian library and informa- tion professionals by:
invasion of Ukraine published and dis- tributed to UK libraries.
l Coordinated a meeting of the APPG LiNK with the Ukrainian Culture Minister to build bilateral dialogue and support
l CILIP CEO providing a recorded address to the Ukrainian Library Association confer- ence in December 2022
l Poster on how to spot and combat mis- and dis-information arising from the
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