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Project "Create Culture: Library Innovative Services"

Project "Create Culture: Library Innovative Services"
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The National Library of Belarus became a participant in the project "Create Culture: Library Innovative Services", which was initiated by the Ukrainian Library Association.

Project partners are Aarhus Public Libraries (Denmark) and the Belarusian Library Association. The project is implemented thanks to the support of the European Union (House of Europe program).

The main goal of the project is to teach librarians of Ukraine and Belarus to create innovative library services, to develop the cultural and creative industries of these countries using the special methodology “Design Thinking for Libraries”. The project will last from March to December 2020. This methodology was developed by the public libraries of Aarhus and Chicago.

Representatives of 32 libraries of Ukraine and Belarus will join international trainings.

Belarusian participants in the project are:

  • National Library of Belarus

  • Brest Regional Library named after M. Gorky

  • Mogilev Regional Library named after V.I. Lenin

  • Borisov Central District Library named after I.H. Kolodeev

  • Molodechno Central District Library named after Maxim Bogdanovich

  • Baranovichy Central City Library named after V.P. Tavlai

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"Soldier's Fate": on the 100th anniversary of Vasil Bykov and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Belarus from Nazi invaders

18 Apr 2024

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of the People's writer of Belarus, publicist and screenwriter Vasil Vladimirovich Bykov.
On this occasion, the National Library has prepared an anniversary exhibition "Soldier's fate", which highlights the great influence on the work of the Belarusian writer of his participation in the Great Patriotic War.

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