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-<slider [[https://www.cerl.org/collaboration/security/2018romesummerschool|Programme]]
+<slider [[https://www.cerl.org/collaboration/security/2022summerschool|Programme details]]
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-<slider [[http://15cbooktrade.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2018/03/09-Print-Revolution-programma.pdf|Programme]]
+<slider [[https://www.printingrevolution.eu/dante-1481/|Visit the project website]]
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+<slider [[https://www.printingrevolution.eu/mappa/ |Access the interactive map]]
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+<slider [[https://www.cerl.org/contact|Invitation to help us edit the CERL Thesaurus]]
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 ===== Promoting Europe's cultural heritage in print and manuscript =====
-CERL seeks to share resources and expertise between research libraries with a view to improving access to, as well as exploitation and preservation of the European printed heritage in the hand-press period (up to //c. // 1850). The organisation was formed in 1992 on the initiative of research libraries in many European countries and legally came into being in June 1994. For a good overview of CERL services and activities see, Ingeborg Versprille, Marian Lefferts and Cristina Dondi, 'The Consortium of European Research Libraries (CERL): twenty years of promoting Europe's cultural heritage in print and manuscript', in 027.7 //Zeitschrift für Bibliothekskultur//, 2,1 (2014): Konsortien & Konsorten, pp. 30-40. Online journal of the University of Basel, Switzerland, ISSN 2296-0597.
-[[http://www.0277.ch/ojs/index.php/cdrs_0277/article/view/50/135
-|Read more...]]\\
-For more news you can join the CERL mailing list: please contact <secretariat@cerl.org>.
+The Consortium of European Research Libraries (CERL) is the international focal point for the engagement with the historic printed books and manuscripts, the written heritage of Europe, represented by the collections of our members and beyond. We focus on manuscripts and printed books produced before the middle of the nineteenth century. CERL is where library and information professionals work together so that people can gain the full, connected meaning from our distributed collections and where leaders of our member institutions have access to a pool of shared expertise for the development of strategy, policy and tools for their implementation in an increasingly international field. We are a flexible membership organisation which works to benefit our members - in Europe and world-wide - and their users. Jointly the distributed resources of our members document a shared experience of national and regional specificities within a wider whole, which is inextricably interconnected, intellectually, commercially, and politically. The organisation was formed in 1992 on the initiative of research libraries in many European countries and legally came into being in June 1994. For the latest news you can follow CERL on [[https://twitter.com/CERL_org|Twitter]] or you can join the CERL mailing list: please contact <secretariat@cerl.org> to register.\\
+[[https://www.cerl.org/generalinformation|Read more...]]\\
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+**Ukraine**\\
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+On this [[https://www.cerl.org/collaboration/ukraine|webpage]] we bring together information on libraries' responses to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.\\
+[[https://help.rescue-uk.org/ukraine-dec-se|Donate via the International Rescue Committee DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal]] or your national Aid Agency
 ==== CERL Networks ====
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-The **Manuscripts Expert Group** acts as a forum for curatorial concerns, and to enhance understanding and practical cooperation among curators across Europe. [[:collaboration:manuscriptexperts:main|Read more...]]\\
+The **Manuscripts Librarians Working Group** acts as a forum for curatorial concerns, and to enhance understanding and practical cooperation among curators across Europe. [[:collaboration:manuscriptexperts:main|Read more...]]\\
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 ==== Other News ====
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+**CERL Annual Seminar and Annual General Meeting 2022**\\
+We are happy to announce that we will organise in-person events in Dublin this year. The CERL Seminar (programme to be announced) will be held on 4 October followed by the AGM on Wednesday 5 October.\\
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+**Collection Security Summer School 2022**\\
+We very much hope to welcome you to the Collection Security Summer School which will be held at the Österreichische Nationalbibliothek in Vienna on 7-9 September 2022. The programme, once it has been finalised, will be made available [[https://www.cerl.org/collaboration/security/2022summerschool|here]].\\
-**CERL Annual Seminar, Wednesday 19 to Friday 21 September 2018**\\
+The **CERL Provenance Digital Archive** has been created in the Arkyves environment. After logging in, using your FB, Google or Orcid accounts, you may store your digital images of provenance evidence in the CERL PDA. The images and the descriptions you create are published under a CC0 license and the images are available as IIIF. You may access the Provenance Digital Archive [[www.arkyves.org|here.]]\\
-This year's Annual Seminar is the 15cBOOKTRADE end-of-project conference to be held at the Palazzo Ducale, Venice. The theme is //Printing Revolution and Society 1450-1500 - Fifty years that Changed Europe//. An exhibition on the same theme will be held in the Marciana Library (1-30 September 2018) and Correr Museum (1 September 2018–7 January 2019). The programme for the Conference and booking information can be found [[https://www.cerl.org/services/seminars/main|here]].\\
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-**CERL Annual General Meeting, Sunday 23 September 2018**\\
-CERL's AGM will follow the 15cBOOKTRADE Conference and will be held at the Ca’ Pesaro, Venice.\\
-**CERL Newsletter - December 2017**\\
-The latest CERL Newsletter is available [[https://www.cerl.org/publications/newsletter|here]].\\
-**Secretary of CERL receives honour of “Cavaliere” of the Order of “Stella d’Italia” (OSI)**\\
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-//The 15cBOOKTRADE Team at the Italian Ambassador’s Residence in London: Laura Nuvoloni, Birgit Mikus, Matilde Malaspina, Cristina Dondi, Geri Della Rocca de Candal, Maria Alessandra Panzanelli Fratoni, Laura Carnelos (PATRIMONiT), Sabrina Minuzzi, Clementina Piazza (former student).//\\
-The Secretary of CERL, Cristina Dondi, was conferred the honour of “Cavaliere” of the Order of “Stella d’Italia” (OSI) by His Excellency The Ambassador of Italy Pasquale Terracciano on behalf of the President of Italy, during a ceremony at the Ambassador’s residence in London on 4 December 2017, for work on the European printing revolution and in support of European and American libraries.\\
-Dr Dondi’s speech can be read {{ ::c_dondi_s_speech_-_honour_osi_-_4_december_2017.pdf|here}}.\\
-An {{ ::corriere_della_sera_2017-12-04_pag.23.pdf |article}} on the 15cBOOKTRADE Project appeared in the Italian national press, Il Corriere della Sera on 4 December 2017.
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-**International Conference at the British Library, London, Tuesday 28 November 2017**\\ A one-day conference on "New Sources for Book History:
-Combined Methodological Approaches for Manuscripts and Printed Books"
+**//CERL Papers XIV - Printing R-Evolution and Society 1450-1500. Fifty Years that Changed Europe//**, Cristina Dondi. This is an Open Access publication. Download your copy [[https://edizionicafoscari.unive.it/en/edizioni4/libri/978-88-6969-333-5/|here]].\\
-(text and images; material evidence; historical bibliographical and documentary sources; sale and auction catalogues; etc.) was be held at the British Library. The programme can be found [[ https://www.cerl.org/services/seminars/main|here]].\\
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-**CERL Annual Seminar, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, Thursday 26 October 2017**\\
-The seminar was on //Putting it together: Research Access for Hybrid Collections//. As per CERL’s mission statement our focus was on early-printed books and manuscripts, and supporting researchers in their study of these materials. It has long been recognised that providing a historical context for the books, such as information relating to book production, their reception and provenance, is a key requirement. In this seminar, the focus was on the context offered by other exponents of European cultural heritage. The theme was offering research services through hybrid collections (i.e. books PLUS art, or museum objects, or archival materials, or all of the above). More information is available [[https://www.cerl.org/services/seminars/presentations2017|here]].\\
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 **//CERL Papers XIII - Signa Vides - Researching and recording printers' devices//**\\

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