Latest news and blogs from CILIPS, our branches and groups and other guest contributors. Please note opinions stated by guest contributors may not reflect the view of CILIPS or CILIP.
Latest news and blogs from CILIPS, our branches and groups and other guest contributors. Please note opinions stated by guest contributors may not reflect the view of CILIPS or CILIP.
by CILIPS on 5/12/2024
CILIPS were delighted to receive so many high quality applications for the CILIPS Research Fund 2024-2025. This year we have awarded funding to two projects […]
by CILIPS on 5/12/2024
Category: Blog
Professor Sarah McGeown, Professor of Literacy, and Director of the Literacy Lab, University of Edinburgh As an intellectually and emotionally stimulating and enriching activity, research demonstrates that book […]
by CILIPS on 2/12/2024
Category: Blog, SLG Scotland
by Shelagh Toonen, Elgin Academy Librarian and SLG Scotland committee member Elgin Academy Community Reading Project with Anderson’s Care Home The inter-generational reading project with […]
by CILIPS on 2/12/2024
Category: News
Following the recent nomination and election process, CILIP Scotland is delighted to announce the appointment of our Vice President for 2025, and two new trustees joining […]
by CILIPS on 29/11/2024
Category: Blog, SLG Scotland
by Meg Davidson, Network Librarian (High Life Highland) and SLG Scotland committee member Celebrations for National Poetry Day lasted all week for pupils and staff of Inverness […]
by CILIPS on 27/11/2024
Category: News
In partnership with the University of Sheffield, CILIP’s AI Survey will provide insights and analysis into the state of play of AI in our sector. […]
by CILIPS on 27/11/2024
Category: Campaigning for Libraries, News
CILIPS have written to the Scottish Government to ask for urgent financial support for our public and school libraries following a series of severe cuts proposed by […]
by CILIPS on 25/11/2024
Longtime friends of CILIPS, The ALLIANCE, who joined us at a past #Winspiration webinar to demonstrate how libraries of all sectors can use their Conversation […]