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Having slowed for a signal on red 66162 accelerates slowly west on the Down with 6H26 Llanwern Exchange Sdgs - Margam T.C.
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Libraries have a unique position with their communities, urban spaces, schools, and universities. They are able to reach people of all demographics, championing universal access to information, countering disinformation, and enabling public participation. They are hubs of lifelong learning, complementing formal education systems. They act as models of behaviors and lead by example. The documentary heritage collections they preserve and provide access to offer insight into historic trends, inform climate research, and spark imagination that leads to innovation. This makes libraries key actors in climate education, public awareness, training, public participation, public access to information, and international cooperation – the elements of action for climate empowerment (ACE). A new action plan for ACE was launched at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP27) in 2022. What does this mean for libraries? How can we amplify our contribution to local and national ACE strategies? This Session will introduce some key aspects of the ACE Action Plan and look strategically at what this means both for library activities and advocacy.
Photo by Theo van Ballegooijen