The map collection of the National Library of Estonia contains about 33,300 maps covering a period of five centuries. The library invites the wide public to check their homes or offices for any maps that are no longer needed, and to donate them to the library to help reduce the blank spots in history.
“United in Diversity”, № BGCULTURE-3.001-0044-C01, is a project that encourages a Bulgarian-Icelandic partnership between the National Library of Bulgaria and the Vigdís International Center for Multilingual and Intercultural Understanding at the University of Iceland. The joint efforts of the project participants aim to stimulate a dialogue between minority communities in Bulgaria. This project is financed with funds from the Financial Mechanism of the European Economic Area 2014–2021 under Programme PA14, “Cultural entrepreneurship, heritage, and cooperation,” Result 3, “Improved awareness of arts and culture of ethnic and cultural minorities (focus on Roma)”.
Everyone talks about sustainability. And everyone has a different understanding of it. However, this divergence in understanding does not imply a right or wrong perspective. Rather, sustainability is a multifaceted concept, encompassing various dimensions.
On February 14, the Republic of Moldova marks the National Reading Day; the celebration was launched in 2022, in the context of the International Day of Reading Together and of the anniversary of the Moldavian poet Grigore Vieru.
The call for applications for the Erland Kolding Nielsen Grant 2024 is still open. Applications will be accepted until 20 March 2024. The successful applications will expectedly be announced by the end of April 2024.
Every year, the BnF publishes a call for researchers, with the aim of enlisting the participation of young researchers in the study and promotion of its collections, with priority given to items that are rare, little-known or unpublished.
The BnF is hosting an exhibition, featuring over 240 pieces – manuscripts, printed books, prints, drawings, sculptures, coins, etc. – that take visitors deep into the world of the Renaissance humanists.
A new literary event and gathering for children was organized by the National and University Library “Derviš Sušić” Tuzla and the National and University Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina
International Mother Language Day is a worldwide annual observance held on 21 February to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multilingualism.
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