Guidelines and Position Papers
Guidelines
- Guidelines for the Education of Library Technicians
- Guidelines on Library and Information Services for People with Disabilities
- Code of Ethics for CFLA-FCAB
Position Statements
- Access to Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
- Canadian Guidelines on Library and Information Services for Older Adults
- CFLA/CARL Joint Response to Consultation on Copyright Term Extension
- Cataloguing: Cataloguing Code of Ethics
- Copyright: AI and Copyright And It’s Applications In Cultural Heritage Institutions
- Copyright: Controlled Digital Lending Position Statement
- Copyright: Consultation on a Modern Framework for Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things
- Copyright: Controlled Digital Lending Position Statement
- Copyright: Contract Override
- Copyright: Copyright and Text and Data Mining
- Copyright: E-Books and Licensed Digital Content in Public Libraries
- Copyright: Effects of the Canada, US, Mexico Agreement Term Extension
- Copyright: Fair Dealing
- Copyright: Fair Dealing Guidance for Canadian Libraries During the Time of COVID-19
- Copyright: Indigenous knowledge and the Copyright Act
- Copyright: Joint Response to Consultation on Copyright Term Extension
- Copyright: Modernizing Crown Copyright
- Copyright: Online Storytimes Guidelines For Canadian Public Libraries During COVID-19
- Copyright: Response to Consultation on a Modern Copyright Framework for Online Intermediaries
- Copyright: Right to Repair – Interoperability and Technical Protection Measures
- Copyright: Secondary Publishing Rights And Open Access Position Statement
- Copyright: Technical Protection Measures
- Deliberate Destruction of Libraries
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Financial Support to Writers
- Foreign Credentials
- Intellectual Freedom and Libraries
- Intellectual Freedom: Third Party Use of Publicly Funded Library Meetings Rooms and Facilities
- Intellectual Freedom: Challenges to the book Irreversible Damage by Abigail Shrier – a CFLA-FCAB Intellectual Freedom Brief
- Intellectual Freedom: Notice of Personal Liability
- Intellectual Freedom: Position on Protest and Disagreement related to Collections, Programs and Speakers in Libraries. An Interpretation of the Canadian Federation of Library Associations’ Statement on Intellectual Freedom and Libraries
- Library & Literacy Services for Indigenous (First Nations, Métis & Inuit) Peoples of Canada
- Library Services for Multicultural Communities
- Open Access for Canadian Libraries
- Prison Libraries Network: The Right to Read
- Public Access to the Internet
- Telecommunications Privacy
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