The Information Architecture Summit is the premier gathering place for information architects and other user experience professionals. It’s grown from a special interest group’s efforts to define an emerging field, to a rich and expanding community of practice, shaping and informing multiple disciplines.

You don’t have to be an information architect or user experience professional to enjoy the Summit. You simply have to love the art and science of structuring information.

The theme of the conference is ‘The 21st Century Lawyer: Present Challenges & Future Skills’ and the two programme streams will focus on ‘Human Rights & the Rule of Law’ and ‘Corporate & Commercial Law’ with an emphasis on issues of importance within the host country and wider region. The sessions will offer practical training which will provide and further develop the legal skills of those attending, in addition to providing the usual networking opportunities and exciting social programme. It is anticipated that the regional conference will primarily be attended by lawyers from the host jurisdiction and the immediate neighbouring countries.

The 25th annual Computers in Libraries is the largest technology conference & exhibition for librarians and information managers in North America. Computers in Libraries has grown to become the top destination for librarians and info pros focused on technology and its applications in today's libraries.

IGLRC will host papers from those excelling in graduate legal research across Europe and the world. The Conference will provide a forum for debate, the exchange of ideas and the furtherance of knowledge.

The aim of the training programme is to enhance the skills of
participants in applying Human Rights Based Approaches to Justice Sector Reform. It will facilitate the development of knowledge and skills regarding:
The legal principles, policies and practice underpinning human rights based approaches to justice sector reform
The inter-linkages between justice sector actors (law enforcement, judicial, corrections, etc)
The relationship between the justice sector and related terms such as ''security sector'', ''rule of law'', ''good governance''
Human Rights Based needs assessment, programme design, implementation, as well as monitoring & evaluation
Programming tools and checklists (including Human Rights Based benchmarks and indicators of change)
Case studies from national contexts as well as international field missions (including conflict and post-conflict)
Teamwork, advocacy and strategic partnerships

Symposium aims to bring together both researchers and practitioners to discuss the impact of technological convergence and social networks such as Facebook and Twitter on current information management practices in libraries, archives and museums and their implications for education for library and information science.

36th IAMSLIC Conference