RELINDIAL
\nThe Social Science Libraries Section is the Sponsor of the New Special Interest Group (SIG)
\nLibrarians interested in world cultures, come join our first meeting, Monday 13 August 2012, Session Room 6, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
\nRELINDIAL (Religious Libraries in Dialogue)
\nThe IFLA Professional Committee approved the new SIG in April 2012 as a vehicle to promote dialogue between cultures.
\nThe proposed activities are:
\n– Identify religious heritage in the form of library collections available online
\n– List digital resources in the service of religious thoughts
\n– Initiate an international cooperation for sharing experiences
\n– Working on indexing languages for the evolution of the WEB can take into account the complexities of religious issues
\n– Cooperate with the IFLA Children and Young Adults Section for a shared experience that removes barriers and builds religious tolerance at an early age
\nTwo lectures will also be offered during this First Meeting:
\n\u2022 IDEO serving intercultural Islam-Christian dialogue [thanks to FRBR]
\nBrother REN\u00c9-VINCENT DU GRANDLAUNAY o.p. (Dominicans Institute of Oriental Studies, Cairo, Egypt)
\n\u2022 GlobeTheoLib: online theological resources for education and ecumenical dialogue [a free platform]
\nAM\u00c9LIE VALLOTTON (Globethics, Geneva, Switzerland)<\/p>\n
Submitted by
\nOdile Dupont
\nConvener IFLA Social Science Libraries SIG RELINDIAL
\no.dupont@icp.fr
\nCatholic University of Paris
\nExecutive manager for the promotion and the libraries network
\nChair of the European Theological Library Association<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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