History
Founded
EBLIDA (European Bureau of Library Information and Documentation Associations) was founded on the 13th of June 1992 in The Hague, The Netherlands. It is an (international) non-governmental association pursuing the interests of the library and information science profession.
- Celebrating 25 years of Library Advocacy in Europe
On the occasion of EBLIDA NAPLE Conference 2017, 4 May 2017, Aarhus, Denmark
EBLIDA Presidents:
Ton van Vlimmeren
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Jukka Relander
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Klaus-Peter Böttger
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Gerald Leitner
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Jan Ewout van der Putten
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Britt Marie Häggström
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Søren Møller
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Ross Shimmon
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EBLIDA Directors:
Giuseppe Vitiello
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Jean-Marie Reding
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Vincent Bonnet
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Joanne Yeomans
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Andrew Cranfield
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Marian Koren
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María Pía González Pereira
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Teresa Hackett
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Barbara Schleihagen
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Emanuella Giavarra
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NEWS
Domāt ne iedomājamo
15 February 2021: Now available in Latvian: Think the unthinkable - A post Covid-19 European Library Agenda meeting Sustainable Development Goals and funded through the European Structural and Investment Funds (2021-2027). Read more >
EBLIDA Newsletter February 2021
11 February 2021: Find out why EBLIDA selected European Structural and Investment Funds as a preferred area for fundraising for libraries. Read more >
Citizens' Initiative Minority SafePack - A Communication from the European Commission
21 January 2021: Worth raising the interest of libraries committed to national and linguistic minorities – 50 million citizens in Europe. Read more >-
EBLIDA Newsletter January 2021
14 January 2021: A Guided Tour of the EBLIDA website. Reaping the benefits of joining EBLIDA. Read more > 
2020 Year in review
23 December 2020: As the year comes to an end, we reflect on some of the things that we achieved in 2020, with your support, and despite all the challenges. Read more >