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IPA February Newsletter

IPA NEWSLETTER
FEBRUARY 2022
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IPA response to Ukrainian Publishers and Booksellers Association

Kenya Copyright Law Reform to Sacrifice Creative Industries to Technology Companies
The International Publishes Association (IPA) stood alongisde the Kenya Publishers Association (KPA) in being extremely concerned by the Copyright Reform Bill when it passed its second reading. Read more.
InSPIRe Symposium lays down roadmap for publishing's resilient future
The directors general of UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay, and of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Daren Tang, opened the Symposium which presented the findings of a series of InSPIRe workshops. Read more.
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One Year Since the Loss of Lokman Slim

February 3rd, 2022 marked a year since the assassination of publisher and 2021 IPA Prix Voltaire Laureate co-founder Lokman Slim. Despite international condemnation of his murder and calls for justice, it appears that his family is still waiting for accountability. Read more.

World Expression Forum welcomes publishers, adds speakers, launches early bird

The World Expression Forum, scheduled for 30 and 31 May, has welcomed the Publishers Association (UK) and German publisher Verlag C. H. Beck as shareholders while announcing a stunning line up of speakers. Early bird rates close on 15 March. Read more.

Prix Voltaire 2022 Nominations Open

The call for nominations for the 2022 IPA Prix Voltaire is open until 27 March.

IPA President Continues to Show Support for Publishers Around the World 

IPA President Bodour Al Qasimi continues her visits to publishers around the world with productive meetings with publishers in Slovenia, Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco. She emphasized the international aspect of her role and reinforced the message that many current challenges facing publishers are global. Read more.

IPA Academy to launch on 7 March

The International Publishers Association Academy will launch on Monday 7 March 2022 with a series of IPA Talks and in-depth courses from three prestigious institutions. Read more.

BOP Shortlist

Bologna Children's Book Fair has announced the nominees for the BOP - Bologna Prize for the Best Children's Publishers of the Year. The announcement of the winners will be held during BCBF 21-24 March 2022. See the 2022 shortlist here.

Applications open! UNESCO World Book Capital City 2024

The Call for Applications 2024 is open to all cities of UNESCO Member States. All applications must be submitted by email using the standard Application Form no later than 15 April 2022. Read more.

Africa Focus

Educational Publishers Forum successful 'Virtual Africa' meeting

On 18 February, the IPA's Educational Publishers Forum 'Virtual Africa' meeting attracted over 100 registrations from the Americas to Asia who heard presentations from representatives of IPA's African membership. Read more.

Senior IPA officials contribute to APNET training workshop

On 22 February, IPA President, Bodour Al Qasimi, and IPA Secretary General, José Borghino, were featured speakers at an online training workshop aimed at leaders and staff of national publishers associations in Africa organized by IPA Associate Member the African Publishers Network (APNET). Read more.

Publishing on the agenda at Africa-Europe Week

In the context of the sixth European Union - African Union summit, the Federation of European Publishers organized in collaboration with IPA two online events about publishing in Africa and in the European Union. Read more.

IPA in the news

IPA's response to an open letter from the Ukraine Publishers and Booksellers Association has been covered in Publishing Perspectives, The Bookseller, Actualitté, PublishNews.es, Publishers Weekly and Nasher.

Publishing Perspectives covered the recent meetings that have taken place between the Slovenian, Egyptian and Arab Publishers' Associations and IPA President Bodour Al Qasimi. 

Both Zawya as well as Publishing Perspectives featured the InSPIRe Symposium which took place on February 17th – an event which highlighted the International Sustainable Publishing and Industry Resilience (InSPIRe) plan to build a more sustainable and collaborative global publishing ecosystem. 

The IPA's firm response to problematic developments in Kenya's potential new copyright framework, and IPA Secretary-General José Borghino's comments, were covered by Publishing Perspectives. 

The reconstruction and reopening of the Samir Mansour Bookshop for publishing – a 2021 Prix Voltaire nominee – was covered in the Khaleej Times. The piece also highlights the personal support for the bookshop which has been shown by IPA President Bodour Al Qasimi. 

The Africa Publishing Innovation Fund, and the recent meetings between the Tunisian Publishers Association and the Moroccan Publishers Association with IPA President Bodour Al Qasimi, were the highlight of a piece by Publishing Perspectives. 

You can read IPA President, Bodour Al Qasimi's, latest Medium post on the InSPIRe Symposium in English and Arabic.

In Case You Missed It

We have biannual newsletters in Arabic, French, and Spanish in addition to our regular monthly English newsletter. Sign up for the language edition of your choice by updating your language preferences: https://international-publishers-association.mailchimpsites.com/manage/preferences?u=914a89e2e13ccd381d1c47e5d&id=fc11f8b022&e=d44a4dc75d&c=bbe837ac01

Copyright
WIPO - China Joins Two Key WIPO Treaties 
WIPO - Uganda Joins Four WIPO Copyright Treaties (video)
Publishers Weekly - Court Blocks Maryland's Library E-book Law

John Degen - Delete Your Account, Internet Archive — No-one is Burning Digital Books

Freedom to Publish
The Bookseller -
Publishers call on specialist agencies as social media abuse soars during pandemic
The Guardian - 'Adults are banning books, but they're not asking our opinions': meet the teens of the Banned Book Club

Industry
IBBY -
 Shortlist for the 2022 Hans Christian Andersen Award
PublishNews - Report on young people and reading by the Germán Sánchez Ruíperez Foundation

Accessibility
ABC - Applications for ABC Training and Technical Assistance Projects Now Open
Inclusive Publishing -  NNELS Accessible Publishing Summit 2022: Event Overview


Sustainable Development Goals
SNE - Environmental Charter for Book Publishing
Velocity of Content -
 SDG Content Hub Magic Number Is 17
International Alliance of Independent Publishers - Inclusion and diversity in the book industry

To Come

March
8 March: Commonwealth Book Publishers Association Webinar on Commissioning in Publishing
21-24 March: BB Plus 
and Bologna Children's Book Fair
> 21 March, 4pm - 
Taking Stock: Where Does Global Publishing go from here?
> 22 March, 9:15am - The SDG Book Club
> 22 March 2:20pm - Focus on Africa


April
5-7 Aprli: London Book Fair
21 - 24 April: Festival du Livre, Paris

23 April: World Book and Copyright Day
26 April: World Intellectual Property Day - IP and Youth:  Innovating for a Better Future


September

29 September: IPA General Assembly

October
19-23 October: Frankfurter Buchmesse

November
2-13 November: Sharjah International Book Fair
10-12 November: IPA International Publishers Congress in Jakarta

26 November - 4 December: Guadalajara International Book Fair

See our full book fair listing on our site here.

IPA at 125

On 15 June 1896, the first International Publishers Congress was held in Paris. The International Publishers Congress would later become the International Publishers Association. You can find biographies of past Presidents, an IPA timeline, podcasts and a beautiful mini-documentary as well as a centenary book on our anniversary website:
About the IPA
Established in 1896, the International Publishers Association (IPA) is the world's largest federation of publishers associations. The IPA is an industry body with a human rights mandate, whose mission is to promote and protect publishing and raise awareness of publishing as a force for economic, cultural and social development. Working in cooperation with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and other supranational bodies, the IPA champions the interests of book and journal publishing at national and supranational level. Internationally, the IPA actively opposes censorship and promotes copyright, freedom to publish (including through the IPA Prix Voltaire), and literacy.
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