IBBY-Yamada 2023: Armenia
Defenders of every child’s right to become a reader: the great role librarians’ in creating readers
This project is built on the statement that libraries is a comprehensive and effective institution in fostering social interactions, and the key role of librarians in improving and developing a reading cultural among children and youth. On this grounds, IBBY Armenia organized a training course for local librarians to familiarize them with modern tools and the latest information in the field of information dissemination. The course was conducted by Zohreh Ghaeni, children’s literature expert, translator, lecturer, researcher and historian from Iran. During three days, 25 local librarians received training on diverse topics including cultural literacy, building a child-centered literacy environment in libraries, independent and dialogic reading, and bibliotherapy, among others. The training also included guidelines and materials issued by IBBY partner institutions competent in librarianship, including IFLA and UNESCO.
Keywords: Reading promotion, libraries; target audience: teachers and librarians
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Other IBBY-Yamada projects by IBBY Armenia:
- 2022: Book Camp in Yerevan: Reading promotion activities for children from the border regions of Armenia
- 2021: Our corner in the big world - workshops for young adults in 5 regions of Armenia
- 2020: Reading promotion in rural regions of Armenia
- 2019: Reading corner for children and young adults in frontier rural area of Armenia
- 2018: Creating books for children and young adults - workshop for publishers
- 2017: Workshop in reading promotion for librarians
- 2016: Translation workshop - Young adults and the environment
- 2015: Workshop, master class and contest for young writers and illustrators - Young adults and the environment