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The ELA is the Canadian national association interested in historical and current issues about libraries, archives, publishing houses, and related institutions and people. Membership is open to all interested parties, but is primarily drawn from the ranks of retired persons.

Developing a multilingual electronic gateway to gather information on the cultural heritage of the Baltic diaspora with the aim of ensuring access to relevant information. The gateway hopes to develop a network of international cooperation encompassing both Baltic, expatriate and foreign archives, libraries and museums, memory and research institutions, and diplomatic, cultural and other organizations of the worldwide Baltic ethnic communities, societies and individuals passionate about preserving the cultural and historical heritage of the Baltic diaspora.

SMART VILLAGES World Communities @ VoxWorld.Coop (Arts & Culture) Outlets: CULTURE CENTRES - History & Genealogy, Heritage, Books, Music, Sport, Games, Dance, Arts & Crafts, Myths & Legends, Life & Times Storytellers. CULTURE SOURCES - Radio Stations, TV Stations, Record Labels & Collectors, Libraries, Book Publishers, Culture Centres, Sports & other Clubs, Tourism Orgs, Lifestyle Orgs, Archives.

The objectives of MaLIA can be summarised as follows: to unite all persons engaged, interested or involved in library, information and archival work; to assist in the improvement of status, salaries and qualifications of librarians; to focus national attention on library, information and archival issues; to watch and make representation regarding legislation affecting libraries, archives, copyright, legal deposit and laws affecting the censorship, and to assist in the promotion of legislation concerning the improvement and satisfactory application of library development; to encourage the establishment, promotion and use ofin Malta and Gozo; to hold conferences and meetings concerning library matters and policies; to promote, encourage and assist bibliographical studies and research; to maintain a library collection for members of the Association in such location that the Association may decide; to hold courses in library and information studies; to maintain a register of library and information professionals.

The British Library and the Museums, Libraries, Archives Council (MLA) have worked together to create the hugely successful Campaign! Make an Impact programme. As part of this programme London Metropolitan Archives (LMA) has taken on the role of co-ordinating the London Regional Network and is providing a series of training opportunities across the year. This includes Continued Professional Development and co-ordinating ITT placements. The network provides an opportunity for heritage professionals and teachers to work together on projects based on the Campaign Make an Impact model, attend events and contact colleagues for advice and ideas. More About Campaign! The Campaign! Make An Impact project's innovative approach inspires young people to learn about historical campaigns through museum and library collections, and then supports them to develop their own campaigns. The programme demonstrates how children, and young people can be inspired by the past, and find their own voices and confidence to change the future. The programme has direct synergy with the history and citizenship curricula at Key Stage 2 and upwards. It also works across many other subjects including art, media, communicaton studies, literacy and PSHE. NETWORK CONTACT DETAILS: email: [email protected] Call: 020 7332 3851 Write: Interpretation, London Metropolitan Archives, 40, Northampton Road, London, EC1R 0HB

The purpose of the Coalition is to work in deliberate coordination across organizational boundaries to devise and strengthen sustainable Continuing Education and Professional Development (CE/PD) programs that will transform the library, archives, and museum workforce in ways that lead to measureable impact on our nation’s communities.

A group for the Howard University alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends who are working or interested in the galleries, libraries, archives, and museums professions.

Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049, CODEN: MOLEFW) is an open access journal of synthetic organic chemistry and natural product chemistry. Molecules is published by MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. Impact Factor: 2.095 (2013); 5-Year Impact Factor: 2.638 (2013) Our aim is to encourage chemists to publish as much as possible their experimental detail, particularly synthetic procedures and characterization information. Authors are encouraged to register or deposit their chemical samples through the non-profit international organization Molecular Diversity Preservation International (MDPI). Subject areas include: compound preparation (synthesis, biosynthesis, extraction, etc.) structural elucidation (X-ray crystallography, NMR, etc.) chemical and biological activities applications as functional materials, additives, catalysts, etc. combinatorial synthesis and parallel synthesis engineering and robotics of multi-step synthesis applications of compound collections (such as high throughput screening) and combinatorial compound libraries molecular diversity assessments compound archives management compound database design and management Visit our journal at http://www.mdpi.com/journal/molecules

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A networking organization for South Carolina students interested in working in archives, libraries, or museums. We focus on career preparation, through educational events and featured speakers, and connecting with others who want to work in cultural heritage institutions!