EIFL has renewed an agreement with Oxford University Press (OUP) for a further year until 31 December 2025. The agreement includes free and discounted access to journals and online products and waived article processing charges (APCs) to fully open access (Gold) journals.

Access to Journals and Online Products

Libraries from the following countries can subscribe to a full collection of 375 journals and a range of online products:

Free access to Oxford Journals and Online Products 

EIFL has renewed an agreement with Oxford University Press (OUP) for a further year until 31 December 2025. The agreement includes free and discounted access to journals and online products and waived article processing charges (APCs) to fully open access (Gold) journals.

Access to Journals and Online Products

Libraries from the following countries can subscribe to a full collection of 375 journals and a range of online products:

Free access to Oxford Journals and Online Products 

EIFL has renewed an agreement with Oxford University Press (OUP) for a further year until 31 December 2025. The agreement includes free and discounted access to journals and online products and waived article processing charges (APCs) to fully open access (Gold) journals.

Access to Journals and Online Products

Libraries from the following countries can subscribe to a full collection of 375 journals and a range of online products:

Free access to Oxford Journals and Online Products 

EIFL has renewed an agreement with Oxford University Press (OUP) for a further year until 31 December 2025. The agreement includes free and discounted access to journals and online products and waived article processing charges (APCs) to fully open access (Gold) journals.

Access to Journals and Online Products

Libraries from the following countries can subscribe to a full collection of 375 journals and a range of online products:

Free access to Oxford Journals and Online Products 

Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will chair this OASPA (Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association) webinar focusing on quality in open access publishing and drawing on experiences from different regions of the world (East and North Africa, Southeast Europe and North America).

Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will chair this OASPA (Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association) webinar focusing on quality in open access publishing and drawing on experiences from different regions of the world (East and North Africa, Southeast Europe and North America).

Iryna Kuchma, EIFL Open Access Programme Manager, will chair this OASPA (Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association) webinar focusing on quality in open access publishing and drawing on experiences from different regions of the world (East and North Africa, Southeast Europe and North America).

Bring your questions and issues with running your repositories to our webinar and discuss good practices in repository setup and management. 

Bring your questions and issues with running your repositories to our webinar and discuss good practices in repository setup and management. 

Bring your questions and issues with running your repositories to our webinar and discuss good practices in repository setup and management. 

BibliON’s Digital Reading Clubs are offering spaces for intellectual and emotional exchanges about books for people from across Brasil, creating a sense of belonging among people of all ages and socio-economic and educational backgrounds who share similar interests. 

The BibliON Reading Clubs are part of the São Paulo state public libraries system and serve as an extension of the digital services offered by public libraries. In this way, BibliON improves and expands citizens' access to reading and culture.

BibliON’s Digital Reading Clubs are offering spaces for intellectual and emotional exchanges about books for people from across Brasil, creating a sense of belonging among people of all ages and socio-economic and educational backgrounds who share similar interests. 

The BibliON Reading Clubs are part of the São Paulo state public libraries system and serve as an extension of the digital services offered by public libraries. In this way, BibliON improves and expands citizens' access to reading and culture.

BibliON’s Digital Reading Clubs are offering spaces for intellectual and emotional exchanges about books for people from across Brasil, creating a sense of belonging among people of all ages and socio-economic and educational backgrounds who share similar interests. 

The BibliON Reading Clubs are part of the São Paulo state public libraries system and serve as an extension of the digital services offered by public libraries. In this way, BibliON improves and expands citizens' access to reading and culture.

We are delighted to name three winners of the 18th EIFL Public Library Innovation Award, for Public libraries that integrate digital reading and writing to enhance services.

Congratulations to - 

We are delighted to name three winners of the 18th EIFL Public Library Innovation Award, for Public libraries that integrate digital reading and writing to enhance services.

Congratulations to - 

We are delighted to name three winners of the 18th EIFL Public Library Innovation Award, for Public libraries that integrate digital reading and writing to enhance services.

Congratulations to - 

How do you get teenagers reading? Librarians in Lithuania have found an answer in ‘FrienshipLand’ (Draugoteka), a comprehensive year-long programme meticulously crafted to rekindle a passion for reading among teenagers. 

The programme was launched in January 2023 and is being delivered through 39 public libraries in Panevėžys, Kaunas and Klaipėda counties. By November 2024 the programme had engaged thousands of teenagers in the three counties in meaningful reading experiences. 

How do you get teenagers reading? Librarians in Lithuania have found an answer in ‘FrienshipLand’ (Draugoteka), a comprehensive year-long programme meticulously crafted to rekindle a passion for reading among teenagers. 

The programme was launched in January 2023 and is being delivered through 39 public libraries in Panevėžys, Kaunas and Klaipėda counties. By November 2024 the programme had engaged thousands of teenagers in the three counties in meaningful reading experiences. 

How do you get teenagers reading? Librarians in Lithuania have found an answer in ‘FrienshipLand’ (Draugoteka), a comprehensive year-long programme meticulously crafted to rekindle a passion for reading among teenagers. 

The programme was launched in January 2023 and is being delivered through 39 public libraries in Panevėžys, Kaunas and Klaipėda counties. By November 2024 the programme had engaged thousands of teenagers in the three counties in meaningful reading experiences. 

Makati City Library is bringing new digital reading and writing experiences to children living in six underserved barangays (suburbs) on the outskirts of Makati City in the Philippines, and engaging whole families in children’s educational journey. 

The library, located in the city centre, is less accessible to people living in the barangays. To address this challenge the library has created a mobile digital reading and writing programme titled 'Let's Read Together’.