CILIP Information Literacy Group

@infolitgroup.bsky.social

The Information Literacy Group provides a cross-sector forum for debate & knowledge exchange in all aspects of information and digital literacy. Come and join the discussion! 💻: https://infolit.org.uk ▶️ Our comms do not represent CILIP policy

We’ve listened carefully to your feedback on our new website, and you are absolutely right to hold us to account. During the development phase we used AI generated images as place holders, and unfortunately not all of these were replaced before the site went live.

Some great and weather-relevant research around heat in cities from Melting Metropolis: www.meltingmetropolis.com including the recently published 'Living with Extreme Heat in London: A compendium of stories' livrepository.liverpool.ac.uk/3197593/ (yes, I did have a lolly ice for breakfast...) 🔆

Living with Extreme Heat in London: A compendium of stories

Living with Extreme Heat in London: A compendium of stories

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Library Cards–The New Landscape of Public Library Censorship. This is a really important–and incredibly well-done–piece from award-winning leader on the topic of library card registration, Amy Mikel at Brooklyn Public Library. bookriot.com/library-card...

Library Cards–The New Landscape of Public Library Censorship: Book Censorship News, June 19, 2026

The rules defining the issuance and use of library cards are important for protecting the freedom to read. Libraries should be taking a second look.

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Summer Solstice is nearly upon us, as the longest day beckons its fingers and invites late nights, festival lights and information insights...we've got the latter covered! Tune in for Chatting Info Lit, which promises to illuminate the mysterious process of publishing: infolit.org.uk/chatting-inf...

Chatting Info Lit Episode Fourteen: Demystifying the publication process (with Jess Haigh) – Information Literacy Website

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When utilized in literature review, LLMs consistently 1. fail to mention female authors in female-led literatures, 2. insist that men are more influential or more heavily cited when this is contradicted by objective citation counts, and 3. attribute women’s work to hallucinated male scholars.

Blending anecdote, theory and practice in essays by award-winning librarians from across the globe, International School Librarianship's diverse range of perspectives and experience provides a crucial intl contribution to information studies: https://ow.ly/tPKC50Ze5ZC

The 3D cover of International School Librarianship, edited by Alan Jacques, on a green and blue blended background, with an 'out now' roundel overlaid.

Once again, the incredible and inimitable LILAC committee have delivered an amazing conference - you’re all magic! ✨ Thank you all so much for your continued efforts, here’s to next year! 💜💚

LILAC Conference@lilacconf.bsky.social · 5mo ago

An extra special thank you to our wonderful #LILAC26 volunteers from @sheffielduni.bsky.social and the @infolitgroup.bsky.social for all of your help at the conference. You’ve been amazing and we really couldn't have done it without you!

Don’t forget, #LILAC26 delegates are welcome to visit @sheffielduni.bsky.social Information Commons & Western Bank Library at any time during the conference, please show your #LILAC lanyard to gain access. Locations & opening hours are available on the libraries’ website. buff.ly/ch2fObJ

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Find information about the University of Sheffield libraries. Please note that opening times may vary over holiday periods, so be sure to check the individual site pages.

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#CILIP is at #LILAC26! Come and see us for an exclusive 20% discount on membership, chat to us about your Professional Registration plans & find out more about our community. We've already had some great chats with colleagues from Lancs, Sussex, Switzerland, Canada & Paris! 💜

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Calling Health Literacy professionals! The University of Sunderland is evaluating health literacy standards for organisations using this survey: sunduni.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_... Please email Health.Literacy@sunderland.ac.uk for more information Deadline extended to Monday 9th at 1pm!

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