Anu Ojaranta: Why information literacy is an essential skill for democracy

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Live-stream recording from a two-day webinar “Nordic Libraries Annual 2021”. This live streaming video includes a presentation by Senior Officer, Library Affairs, Regional State Administrative Agency Anu Ojaranta “Why information literacy is an essential skill for democracy”. At the end of the presentation, moderator of the conference Päivi Jokitalo interviews Ojaranta and reviews the comments and questions from the conference’s followers.

On 2021 the conference was organized online from 3rd to 4th of November, and the focus was on libraries and democracy. According to many Nordic library policies, the task of libraries is to ensure citizens’ equal access to knowledge, education, culture, and new citizenship skills. The work carried out by libraries should support inclusiveness, community, and opportunities for making an impact, to strengthen social cohesion and the readiness of citizens to assume social responsibility.

Read more:
All videos from the conference
Nordic Libraries Annual 2021, program
Regional State Administrative Agencies in Finland website
Nordic Libraries Annual 2020: Towards Sustainable Futures

See also:
Other presentations in English on Kirjastokaista

Live-stream: Panu Somerma, Mikko Helander and Joonas Nevalainen
Producer: Riitta Taarasti
Produced by Library Channel (Kirjastokaista), 2021

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