- Vasily Busev, editor-in-chief of the electronic library "Mathematical education"
- Anna Gorskaya, philologist, librarian
- Elena Polovinko, UrFU Leading Librarian
- Egor Reshetov, historian of international law, bibliographer
- Natalia Speranskaya, Ph.D., National Library of Russia
Kretinga District Municipality M. Valančius Public Library prepared these badges for people to take and pin out of solidarity with Ukraine.
IFLA stands in solidarity with our colleagues in Ukraine – condemns all violent actions and joins the international community in their statements on the situation. https://t.co/oTC3wVUOow pic.twitter.com/biopnhF1Mb
— IFLA (@IFLA) March 1, 2022
Statement of solidarity with librarians, archivists and information professionals in Ukraine. We will work with our colleagues around the world to offer whatever support and solidarity we can to our professional colleagues in Ukraine. https://t.co/ASUj4YrjRe
— CILIP (@CILIPinfo) February 28, 2022
Bloody hell. Looking at a message from the Ukraine Library Association concerning the cancellation of their forthcoming conference. it basically says "We will reschedule just as soon as we have finished vanquishing our invaders". Ukrainian Librarians, I salute you
— Nicholas Poole (@NickPoole1) February 28, 2022
Need help navigating the situation in Ukraine? Our political science librarian @roztedford has assembled several resources to help! #myzsrhttps://t.co/ulOCzSg9k6
— ZSR Library (@zsrlibrary) February 27, 2022
Books to help you better understand the current situation in Ukraine: https://t.co/MJPhNZBLeU pic.twitter.com/cK41QytW4Z
— Vancouver Public Library (@VPL) February 27, 2022
With the devastating news of current events in Ukraine, we've put together a list of resources for those wishing to understand the country, the people, and the history a little more.
— Stratford Public Library (@SPLibrary) February 25, 2022
🇺🇦 https://t.co/M76S4bYFKG#EverWonder #StratfordON #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/nDZ089G6rS
Our hearts and thoughts are with the people of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/HlbWEmwNv2
— NCW Libraries (@NCWLibraries) February 25, 2022
Solidarni z Ukrainą
— Biblioteka Narodowa (@bn_org_pl) February 25, 2022
Солідарні з Україною pic.twitter.com/fs4jN4B1Ii
Swindon's Central Library is lit blue and yellow this evening in solidarity with the people of Ukraine. 💙💛 pic.twitter.com/SYx7RoTiRI
— Swindon Borough Council (@SwindonCouncil) February 26, 2022
Manchester's Central Library has lit up blue and yellow in a symbol of solidarity with Ukraine.
— BBC Radio Manchester (@BBCRadioManc) February 24, 2022
📸 Photo credit: John Greenhalgh pic.twitter.com/Jr7gVBurYS
The library here in Tromso showing support for #Ukraine #SupportUkraine #tromso #Ukrania #UkraineRussia #UkraineUnderAttack #UkraineWar #Norway pic.twitter.com/jquY3qcUDY
— Bronson Kurtz (@bronsonkurtz) February 25, 2022
The City of Turku lit up the Library Bridge on Thursday with the colours of Ukraine. We're showing our support to the people of Ukraine and for peace and humanity. #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦 https://t.co/OtiE21qSPk
— City of Turku (@cityofturku) February 25, 2022
We lit up our piazza and building at St Pancras to show solidarity and support for our colleagues and friends in #Ukraine. 🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/bu1nWrqAdf
— The British Library (@britishlibrary) March 1, 2022
This list will be updated...The National Library of Wales this evening. 👏✊ #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/Jp7yJkDzut
— StandWithUkraine🇺🇦 (@StandWithUkra20) March 1, 2022
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