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Libraries for Children and Young Adults Section
Scope StatementThe Section's major purpose is to support the provision of the library service and reading promotion to children and young adults throughout the world. Its main objectives are to promote international cooperation in the fields of library services to children and young adults, and to encourage the exchange of experience, education and training and research in all aspects of this subject. The Section's concerns include the provision of library services to all children and young adults in different cultures and traditions in cooperation with appropriate organizations and to adults interacting with children and young adults. The Section works in cooperation with other IFLA Sections and a number of international reading and library associations, including the International Reading Association (IRA) and the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY). Strategic Plan2009-2010 | 2008-2009 | 2006-2007 AnnouncementsPartnership
The ICDL is a library for the world's children. Since its creation in 2002, the Section has been a partner in the development of this unique resource, which provides free access to children's books, in their original languages over the Internet. With children as design partners, an interdisciplinary team works with experts in children's literature from throughout the world to make available an expanding collection of full-text historic and contemporary children's books. The mission of the Library is to encourage a love of reading, foster a readiness to learn, and offer a response to the challenges of world illiteracy. ProjectsInternational Research Abstracts: Youth Library Services 1996-97 (IRAYLS)To help librarians share resources and skills, the Children's Section of IFLA sponsors a database containing abstracts of research being conducted on library services for young people. Coverage is international, although most of the studies come from North America. Abstracts are arranged in twelve categories and are alphabetical within each category by author's name. Contents: Administration | Classification | Censorship | CollectionsEducation and Research | History of Children's Libraries Information Seeking | Programs and Activities Reading and Reading Interests | School Librarianship Technology Use | Use and Users Editor: Adele Fasick 1386 -28 Avenue, San Francisco CA 94122, USA Telephone/Fax: +(1)(415)5643096 E-mail amfasick@crl.com Books for AllForeign Aid for Children's Libraries - 25 YearsJoint project of IFLA, Section of Children's Libraries and UNESCO. Since 1973 this project has provided children and young adults in developing countries with reading material through contributions in the international monetary unit of UNESCO-UNUMs. The Project has finished on 2002 and has been successfully completed on the Glasgow Conference, 2002 Books for All: An international project for children's libraries in developing countries PublicationsNewsletterThe Section of Libraries for Children and Young Adults issues a regular newsletter for members containing news of children's issues worldwide. There are also news of conferences and projects. Free to sections members. [In Adobe Acrobat PDF format]
Policy Statements
Children's Literature AbstractsQuarterly international guide to books and periodical articles about children's literature. Subscriptions: USA $30; Canada $33; Overseas $33 surface and $43 airmail. All in US dollars. Editor:Gillian Adams 5906 Fairlane Drive, Austin, Texas 78757-4417, USA E-mail: CLABS@BGA.COM Guidelines for Children's Library Services
The background text to the Guidelines for Children's Libraries Services Guidelines for Library services for Young Adults
Guidelines for Library Services to Babies and Toddlers
Membership Information Leaflet
Conferences2008: Call
for Papers for World Library and Information Congress, Québec, Canada,
10-14 August Programme & Proceedings of Pre-conference, Stavanger, Norway,
10-11 August 2005 Annual Reports2007 | 2004-2005 | 2003-2004 | 2002-2003 | 2001-2002 |1999-2000 | 1995-1996 | 1994-1995 | Minutes of Meetings2008 August: Quebec, Canada2007 August: Durban, South Africa 2006 August: Seoul, Korea 2005 August: Oslo, Norway 2005 March: Rome, Italy 2004 August: Buenos Aires, Argentina 2004 February: Paris, France 2003 August: Berlin, Germany Mailing list:Submissions: child-ya@infoserv.inist.fr Useful AddressesChair/Treasurer:Ms Ingrid Bon Biblioservice Gelderland Zeelandsingel 40 6845 BH ARNHEM, The Netherlands Tel. +(31)(26)3860233 Fax +(31)(26)3820019 E-mail: ingrid.bon@biblioservice.nl Secretary: Viviana Quinones International Section La Joie par les Livres. National Center for Children's Books 25 Bd de STRASBOURG, 75010 PARIS Tel. +(33)(1)55334471 Fax +(33)(1)55334455 Email: viviana.quinones@lajoieparleslivres.com Information Coordinator/Editor of the Newsletter: Ivan Chew Manager, Adult & Young People Services, Services Management National Library Board of Singapore c/o Jurong Regional Library 21 Jurong East Central 1 SINGAPORE 609732, Singapore Tel. +(65)66650311 Fax +(65)66650312 Email: ivanchew@nlb.gov.sg |
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