accents
Beginning of the project “SEAM: Social Education of Adults through Mobility”
Seven organizational partners the European Union launched the project "Social adult education through mobility" which will be implemented over the next two years.
Seven new vocational trainings for librarians have been launched
Trainings are being funded by the "I can do more" scheme of the "Human Resources" Operational Programme and are being held in seven different towns
ICCA Launched "The Chitalishtes - An Accessible Training Place" Program
The first program activity marks the start of free of charge basic computer literacy trainings for adults in the Chitalishtes, ICCA members.
Training for persons deprived of liberty
The Client of the Key computer competencies training is National Employment Agency and Chief Directorate "Execution of Judgement".
Meeting with Madlen Algafari in Dryanovo
13.06.2012
It is a tradition for the library at the innovative community centre "Razvitie-1869", Dryanovo to organize monthly book presentations and meetings with authors. This time the community center's invitation was accepted by psychotherapist, director, poet and psychologist Madlen Algafari.
She introduced her latest book "How to get sick with quality" to the audience and told a few personal life stories. The author did a reading of the mistakes most commonly made by the Bulgarians and revealed she had written the book in a short time, this time following a different writing style. Algafari's latest work reflects upon the most commonly made mistakes in an ironic way. The book, divided in seven sections, provides inversed advice on pregnancy and birth, the first seven years on one's life, school years, personal relationships, old age and more. The therapist's fans asked her questions about the indigo and crystal children, the development of talented youngsters, telling the truth to the people around us, the treatment of left- handed people and loving ourselves.
Touched by the broad readership interest, Madlen Algafari donated a selection of all her books to the library and committed to a second visit at the end of summer.
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