Brovary town public library
Country: Ukraine
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Contact: Lidiya Strelchenko (Лідія Стрельченко) bmpb@ukr.net
Description: Brovary town public library. The library has existed since 1971.
Type of library: Metropolitan
Population served: More than 100.000
Current library programs:
- Activities for children and young adults
- Activities for migrants
- Activities for seniors
- Activities in cooperation with other organizations
- Art promotion
- Book presentations (also meeting with authors)
- Celebration of ephemeris (Day of the library
- Conferences and seminars
- Culture promotion
- Digitalization and Preservation
- Exhibitions
- Handcraft workshops
- Health Literacy (healthcare workshops…)
- Lifelong Learning programs
- Literacy
- Literary workshops
- Local culture (local heritage)
- Music
- Reading clubs (Book clubs)
- Reading promotion
- Storytelling
- Sustainable development
- Technology Literacy (Digital Literacy)
- The EU week
Activities you want to do with your sister library:
- Activities for children and young adults
- Activities for seniors
- Cooperation with other organizations
- Digital Literacy
- Digitalization and Preservation
- e-Reading
- Exchange of ideas and expertise
- Exchange of information
- Exchange of resources
- Exhibitions
- Information Literacy programs
- Joint conferences and seminars
- Joint publications
- Library services for people with special needs
- Literacies (non-formal education)
- Planning of new library building
- Professional visits
- Promotion of local culture
- Promotion of multiculturalism and multilingualism
- Reading promotion
- Social media
- Staff interchange
- Staff training
- Volunteer programs
Languages spoken by staff: Ukrainian
Languages spoken by patrons: Ukrainian
Preferred countries for cooperation: Suomi, Belgium, USA, Česká republika, Estonia, United Kingdom of Great Britain, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Netherlands, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Lichtenstein, Germany, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Romania, Italy
Searching partners for European program: Yes
Participating in any European Union program: No