25th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting & EBLIDA-NAPLE Conference, Aarhus, Denmark
Theme: Let’s Rethink |
| 03 May - 04 May 2017 |
| Aarhus, Denmark |
The 2017 EBLIDA NAPLE Annual Council and Conference was held at the brand new public library in Aarhus, Dokk1, (winner of "Public Library of the Year 2016" award), Denmark on Wednesday 3rd and Thursday 4th May, 2017.
Aarhus has been appointed European Capital of Culture in 2017, one of the most prestigious and prominent cultural events in Europe with the inspirational theme Let’s Rethink.
In this stimulating context, and considering that 2017 was the year of celebration of EBLIDA’s 25th anniversary, it was exciting to meet you there to rethink altogether and celebrate!
With special thanks to the City of Aarhus, the staff of Dokk1, the Danish Library Association and the Kultur Styrelsen for making this possible.
- Official Conference website
- Programme
- Aarhus Declaration: Take down the digital barriers!
- Photos
- Downloads
- Conference Report
Tagging
- #eblidanaple2017 - in Tweets.
- eblidanaple2017 - in other social media.
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