Join the EIFL online meet-up of open science trainers and discuss the benefits of detailed training plans. 

Date and time: 16 September 2026, 9:00 UTC (Convert to your timezone).

Registration: Please register here to participate in the meet-up.

Join the EIFL online meet-up of open science trainers and discuss the benefits of detailed training plans. 

Date and time: 16 September 2026, 9:00 UTC (Convert to your timezone).

Registration: Please register here to participate in the meet-up.

Join the EIFL online meet-up of open science trainers and discuss the benefits of detailed training plans. 

Date and time: 16 September 2026, 9:00 UTC (Convert to your timezone).

Registration: Please register here to participate in the meet-up.

We’re happy to share, ‘Three Principles of Digital Skills Training for Adults’, a new ‘Small Bites’ training video for public librarians and public library trainers created by the EIFL Public Library Innovation Programme (EIFL-PLIP).

We’re happy to share, ‘Three Principles of Digital Skills Training for Adults’, a new ‘Small Bites’ training video for public librarians and public library trainers created by the EIFL Public Library Innovation Programme (EIFL-PLIP).

We’re happy to share, ‘Three Principles of Digital Skills Training for Adults’, a new ‘Small Bites’ training video for public librarians and public library trainers created by the EIFL Public Library Innovation Programme (EIFL-PLIP).

EIFL will be celebrating International Open Access Week 2026 with libraries, researchers and students in our partner countries. Open Access Week (#OAweek) is an annual, global event established by SPARC to raise awareness about open access and to call for open access to be the norm in scholarship and research.

EIFL will be celebrating International Open Access Week 2026 with libraries, researchers and students in our partner countries. Open Access Week (#OAweek) is an annual, global event established by SPARC to raise awareness about open access and to call for open access to be the norm in scholarship and research.

EIFL will be celebrating International Open Access Week 2026 with libraries, researchers and students in our partner countries. Open Access Week (#OAweek) is an annual, global event established by SPARC to raise awareness about open access and to call for open access to be the norm in scholarship and research.

Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will speak virtually about EIFL’s work on equitable open access at the LATAM Open Science Forum.

Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will speak virtually about EIFL’s work on equitable open access at the LATAM Open Science Forum.

Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will speak virtually about EIFL’s work on equitable open access at the LATAM Open Science Forum.

Join this EIFL webinar to discuss how expert audits inform strategic planning and shape the journal profile. 

Join this EIFL webinar to discuss how expert audits inform strategic planning and shape the journal profile. 

Join this EIFL webinar to discuss how expert audits inform strategic planning and shape the journal profile. 

Public librarians in Africa are invited to a Virtual Learning Circle to learn to use social media to promote library training.

Public librarians in Africa are invited to a Virtual Learning Circle to learn to use social media to promote library training.

Public librarians in Africa are invited to a Virtual Learning Circle to learn to use social media to promote library training.

“Major reform is never born of chance. It is the fruit of a shared vision, patient dialogue, sustained cooperation, and collective commitment in service of the common good,” writes Awa Diouf Cissé, EIFL Copyright and Libraries Coordinator in this article published in Senegal’s ‘Le Soleil’ newspaper. 

“Major reform is never born of chance. It is the fruit of a shared vision, patient dialogue, sustained cooperation, and collective commitment in service of the common good,” writes Awa Diouf Cissé, EIFL Copyright and Libraries Coordinator in this article published in Senegal’s ‘Le Soleil’ newspaper.