EVENTS
www.cilip.org.uk/events
FIND out what events, training and activities are coming up from CILIP and its Member Networks over the next months. Events and training are part of CILIP’s wide package of member benefits, with many available free to mem- bers or at a reduced cost. Events are added all the time, so make sure you check
www.cilip.org.uk/events to keep informed on what to expect.
February Archives – Fighting Erasure
Hosted by CILIP’s Community Diversity and Equality Group
14 February 2025, 12pm to 1pm (GMT) Online – Zoom
This talk delves into the critical importance of preserving the identities, narratives, and histories of marginalised communities. We’ll explore the evolving relationship between “modern” and “traditional” archiving methods and the unique challenges they face in today’s world.
Contact: John Vincent
john@nadder.org.uk Register at
https://tinyurl.com/FightingErasure
Enabling Accessibility in Libraries Hosted by CILIP East
19 February 2025, 6pm to 8pm Online
The CILIP East Member Network has teamed up with the Royal National Institute for Blind People (RNIB) to deliver a workshop on how to make libraries more accessible. The two hour online event will cover topics such as: accessible reading materials and information, tech tips on accessibility settings on comput- ers and smartphones, and customer service guidance on how to help customers. We hope this workshop can provide you with helpful and practical tips to help make libraries more accessible for all library users, with a focus on blind and partially sighted library users.
Contact: Katherine at
khb28@cam.ac.uk Register: at
https://tinyurl.com/CILIPEAccess
Chartership and the PKSB Hosted by CILIP’s School Libraries Group 19 February 2025, 7pm to 8pm Online – Zoom
Copyright Essentials Spring 2025 Hosted by CILIP
27 February 2025 and 6 March 2025, 9.30am to1pm Online
Naomi Korn Associates, in partnership with CILIP, is presenting a comprehensive two-part online workshop is for anybody who needs an introduction to the basic copyright principles and/or is repro- ducing, creating, sharing, publishing, commissioning or digitising content. It is designed for staff working across all library, information and knowledge management sectors and is particularly suitable for newcomers to copyright or those who need a refresher. Attendance at both sessions is required to complete the programme.
Contact:
cilip.learn@cilip.org.uk Register at
https://tinyurl.com/NKCopyEss25
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This is a practical workshop on how to link your school library projects to the PKSB for portfolio evidence, including Q&A. afterwards with our experienced Mentor and session host Barbara Band.
Contact: Barbara Band at
Treasurer.slg@
cilip.org.uk Register at
https://tinyurl.com/SLGPKSB225
March
Employers Forum 2025: Futureproofing your service
Hosted by CILIP
6 March 2025, 10.30am to 4.15pm (with optional pre-start tour of the library at 9.15am, and post-event drinks at 4.15pm)
Lambeth Palace Library, London
The day provides an excellent opportunity for senior staff to share knowledge, network and learn alongside their peers. During the day del- egates will hear about CILIP’s latest AI findings for a new report from Dr Andrew Cox, of the University of Sheffield; Learn how information professionals and librarians in the HE sector have successfully embedded themselves in the process and the key take-aways for your organisation; discover and share strategies and techniques to engage with key decision makers; share your team’s future skills needs with CILIP’s Sonia Ramdhian; and hear a first-hand account of how last year’s Employers Forum shaped changes.
Contact: Andrew Grave at
andrew.grave@
cilip.org.uk Register: at
https://tinyurl.com/CILIPEF2025
PEF2025 Hosted by CILIP RPG
CILIP RPG visit to the Alpine Club Library
6 March 2025, 2pm
Alpine Club Library, Shoreditch The Alpine Club, based in Shoreditch, London, is the oldest mountaineering club in the world, founded in 1857 to facilitate access and exploration of the mountains of the world. The Library, housed in the Club’s premises, has an unrivalled collection of over 30,000 books, magazines, club journals, expedition reports and rare historic material. It also provides access to the Club’s collection of maps. Num- bers are strictly limited and places should be confirmed in advance.
Contact Charmaine Bourton at
charmainebourton11@hotmail.co.uk
Details at
https://tinyurl.com/RPGAlpine
CILIP NW/LIHNN wider professional speakers programme – Michael Cook Hosted by CILIP NW and LIHNN 6 March 2025, 2pm
Online CILIP North West and LIHNN (Library and Information Health Network North West) are working in partnership to provide a free pro- gramme of speakers aimed at enhancing your understanding of the wider profession and the issues and concerns that it faces. This pro- gramme will be offered virtually via MS Teams. Sessions will last for 45 minutes including time for questions, free and open to all members of CILIP NW and LIHNN.
Contact Sinead English,
chair.nw@cilip.org.uk Register at
https://tinyurl.com/CILIPNWPSP
MarcEdit Taster Session
Hosted by CILIP’s Metadata and Discovery Group
13 March 2025, 12 noon to 1pm Online
100 Years of The Well of Loneliness: Addressing Historical Forms of Erasure and Fostering Connection
Hosted by CILIP LGBTQ+ Network 28 February 2025, 3pm Online
For LGBTQ+ History Month the CILIP LGBTQ+ Network invites Professor Jana Funke to join us in discussing her new AHRC-funded project 100 Years of The Well of Loneliness. A book which has been a source of source and affirmation as well as alienating, offending, and dividing audiences, and which has lessons in teaching us about alienation and censorship of voices today.
Register at
https://tinyurl.com/LGBTQ100yrs Spring 2025
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