Session How does the UN SDGs relate to what libraries deal with on a daily basis? The architectural firm, Schmidt Hammer Lassen (SHL), has developed a playful method to translate challenges into tangible solutions under topic-card themes: Place, Space, Services, and People. This workshop will allow participants to share their challenges and experiences to work […]
Ignite Talk From my international journalistic research SDG 6b – everybody’s right to have a toilet – is a key goal among the 17 SDGs. Somehow, it’s the hardest one to talk about too. I have developed a provocative, but playful way to overcome the loo taboo. My interactive workshop HOLY SHIT! is rethinking poo
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Both Monday and Tuesday Expo Award winning Tales Toolkit provides interactive, child led resources using easy to remember symbols to represent story structure; character, setting, problem, solution. Tales Toolkit has been proven to impact language, literacy, creativity, social skills, problem solving. Play is at the heart of our training, and through play we develop quality interactions between
Both Monday and Tuesday Expo Join Nate Hill, Executive Director Metropolitan New York Library Council, in an artful proposal of “The Library Field” as an experimental vision for what a sustainable institution could be if it is of, by and for the land it inhabits. The library field is a playful take on inviting participants
Both Monday and Tuesday Expo Eight Dutch libraries are collaborating to design the library of the future with end-users. A library where people connect to learn from each other in a hybrid (offline & online) public space. We do this by going through a process for each library where we work with the target group
Both Monday and Tuesday See the slide show about Garden to Connect here Expo Garden to Connect are urban gardens made from up-cycled plastic-pipes, cut-offs from construction sites. These tiny gardens provide a practical connection from soil and plants to Sustainable Development Goals and Inner Development Goals (SDG’s and IDG’s). They demonstrate, how acces to
Ignite Talk Host Filip Kijowski Filip Kijowski is a queer choreographer, performance artist and teacher. He has worked nomadically on interdisciplinary arts and cultural projects around the world. He is the founder of Biblioteka Azyl, an LGBTQ+ library and community space, at Galeria Labirynt in Lublin, Poland. When not at work, he enjoys sharing memories
See the slide show about Garden to Connect here Session Garden to Connect are urban gardens made from up-cycled plastic-pipes, cut-offs from construction sites. These tiny gardens provide a practical connection from soil and plants to Sustainable Development Goals and Inner Development Goals (SDG’s and IDG’s). They demonstrate, how acces to grow plants relates to
Both Monday and Tuesday Expo Aarhus Public Libraries and the LEGO Group launched a new partnership earlier this year to bring Build the Change workshops to the library field. The vision is to give children a voice and use their ideas and visions to inspire leaders around the world. In a Build the Change workshop
Ignite Talk Introduction to Electronic Information for Libraries (EIFL) is given by Ramune Petuchovaite. EIFL – an international not-for-profit organization – works with libraries in developing and transition economy countries to enable access to knowledge for education, learning, research, and sustainable community development. The EIFL Public Library Innovation Programme (EIFL-PLIP) is a programme of EIFL.
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