team to find out how professional registration could be valu- able to you and support your career, hear about the process and pick up top tips from experts to prepare your submission. l 1.00pm – 2.00pm; Online via Zoom
South West Social | Visit to the Plymouth Proprietary Library
This is an opportunity to have a tour of the Plymouth Propri- etary Library, a small, friendly, independent library on the outskirts of the city. Some of our rare archives would be out on display and I can explain how we operate and the various events and activities we run. Hot drinks and biscuits will be provided. l 2.00pm – 4.00pm; In-person, Plymouth
Libraries’ work with care-experienced children & young people
How can libraries play a meaningful role in supporting care-experienced children and young people? Join the Com- munity, Diversity, and Equality Group (CDEG) for a practical and insightful session introducing John Vincent’s new book from Facet Publishing: Libraries and Care-Experienced Chil- dren and Young People: A Practical Guide. l 3.00pm – 4.00pm; Online via Zoom
Thursday 5 March 2026
Health misinformation crisis: How libraries can help
Health misinformation is everywhere, from treatments and vaccinations to over-the-counter medications, and it’s chal- lenging people’s ability to find reliable, high-quality health information. How can library and information professionals respond? l 10.00am – 11.00am; Online via Zoom
How to Get Published: From Idea to Print Ever wondered what it really takes to get your work pub- lished? Whether you’re a first-time writer or looking to expand your publishing portfolio, this presentation will walk you through every stage of the process – from developing your idea to crafting your submission and pitching your work. l 11.00am – 12.00pm; Online via Zoom
New research lightning talks
Join this taster session which introduces you to the CILIP Library & Information History Group and provides a platform for students and early career researchers to present new research or work in progress in a supportive and collegial space. l 12.30pm – 1.30pm; Online via Zoom
National Year of Reading – How Youth Libraries can support your Special Interest Group This session will provide an overview of the range of resources and training provided by YLG. and will include an examination of fiction and non-fiction texts, including picture books, graphic novels, middle grade and young adult books. Speakers will also share examples of working practice in sharing non-traditional texts with harder to reach audiences of all ages and reading abilities, boosting literacy, wellbeing and engagement with reading. l 12.30pm – 1.30pm; Online via Zoom
Connecting in with your organisation and making an impact
In this session we will explore the importance of aligning your skills and your service to the wider organisation’s aims and objectives. Hear from a panel of service leaders on
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how they have created an impact in their organisations, clearly demonstrating the value of their skills and that of their team. l 3.00pm – 4.00pm; Online via Zoom
Yorkshire & Humberside Social
Join the Yorkshire & Humber network for an evening of drinks, nibbles and games at atmospheric pub The Trembling Madness in York. We’ve hired a cosy private room and there will be plenty of opportunity to chat and meet friends old and new. l 6.30pm – 9.00pm; York, Friday 6 March 2026
Apprenticeships, the EPA and beyond
In this session we will present an overview of apprenticeships for the sector, highlight best practice when considering the assess- ment phase and look at the next steps you can take to develop your career once you have completed the apprenticeship. l 11.00am – 12.00pm; Online via Zoom
Cultivating a Research Mindset: Practical Strategies for Library Practitioners
This session presents an overview of the library and information research group and its activities. Then, using an interactive work- shop approach, participants will explore the concepts of research and evidence in relation to library practice; examine barriers to applying research and undertaking research within a library practice session, and discuss potential solutions to undertaking research in library practice. l 12.30pm – 1.30pm; Online via Zoom
Designing Better Search: Usability Lessons for Information Retrieval
Search is central to how we discover, evaluate, and use informa- tion – yet many systems still fall short of supporting real user needs. This session explores search not only as a technical func- tion but as a human–computer interaction challenge. l 12.30pm – 1.30pm; Online via Zoom IP
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