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South African Library Week 2026 Theme: “Reclaiming Knowledge: Empowering Futures” Dates: 16 – 22 March 2026

The South African Library Week (SALW) 2026 theme, “Reclaiming Knowledge, Empowering Futures”, reflects a critical moment for libraries and information services in the region. In an era marked by rapid technological change, misinfo...


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Our aim: for all children to access, enjoy, and see themselves reflected in books, and that some aren’t unnecessarily excluded from reading because the format, design or editorial choices do not work for them. In short, we believe accessibility should be treated as a core publishing standard – not an optional add-on.

Mel Taylor-Bessent, Emily Hamilton and Ian ...


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Tuesday 10 March 2026: The Carnegies, the UK’s longest running and best-loved book awards for children and young people, run by the UK’s library association, CILIP, announced their 2026 shortlists at the London Book Fair this afternoon.

Identity, belonging, relationships, and the meaning of home have emerged as themes through...

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Lara Marshall, RNIB’s Library Services Manager, said: For children with vision impairment reading opens up a world of imagination and information that’s vital in enriching their lives and developing their education. RNIB’s Library ensures children with vision impairment always have access to books in accessible formats such as braille and audio so they can delve into the ...


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Now in its second year the GLL Literary Foundation has selected 20 children’s authors from across the UK to receive bursary placements for 2026 worth up to £4,000 each.

The Foundation was established in November 2024 to support children’s authors, inspire young readers and champion public libraries. It brings together writers, librarians and communities from across ...


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