A Question from a Book
A competition on social media platforms that features questions drawn from the National Library and Archive’s publications.
Books of the Week
It is a weekly initiative aimed at highlighting selected library holdings associated with the “Year of the Family,” featuring a curated selection of distinguished titles that promote the values of family cohesion and awareness. The initiative invites staff and the public to read and explore these works, thereby connecting readers with community-related themes that resonate […]
Specialized Lecture: Oral History and Its Documentation Methodologies
A virtual lecture that introduces the publications of the Oral History and Genealogy Studies Section and highlights their content and role in preserving the nation ‘s memory .
Your Digital Gateway to Knowledge
The initiative relies on providing practical educational explanations directly in the reading room. The initiative explains how to search for and access digital resources. This helps researchers and employees extract information accurately and quickly, maximizing the benefit from the NLA’s advanced technological and knowledge infrastructure throughout the month of reading.
Reading Marathon
A series of reading events were held in several Cycle 1 schools and kindergartens, with the attendance of parents.
ِReader Everywhere
A series of reading sessions conducted in non-traditional venues targeting families and their members, including public parks and Ramadan activities.
Reader Everywhere
A reading corner for children, youth, and families at the National Library and Archives platform during Sheikh Zayed Heritage Festival, featuring publications of the National Library and Archives.
Creative Reading Workshops with Artificial Intelligence
A series of interactive reading workshops utilizing artificial intelligence applications to support reading comprehension, with parents invited to participate.
Doll Tales
A series of storytelling-based reading sessions for children, hosted by a grandparent for kindergarten schools, incorporating the National Library and Archives’ cartoon characters.
Reading Hour
A “reading hour” for the staff of the National Library and Archives is scheduled once a week to encourage reading.