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IAML Congress Diary #4: A volunteer’s reflection (UK)

Submitted by Tom Kearns on 19 October, 2023 - 11:55

I had been eagerly looking forward to Congress since being invited to join to Organising Committee as a kind of voice for public libraries. Early in the Committee’s life I became a member of the Social Committee under the capable leadership of John Wagstaff. Although I cannot claim much of a part in setting up the social events programme, I was pleased to be able to assist in their running, once Congress got underway.

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