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The Conference final document –“The Lena Resolution” – has been widely
recognized in the world.
After three years, we have gathered for the second international conference
under the same name. We are happy to inform that, in accordance with the
Lena Resolution recommendations, Centre to Advance Multilingualism in
Cyberspace was established in 2010 and works efficiently under the North-
Eastern Federal University. Three years ago we could hardly imagine that.
Nevertheless, the second conference has got two groups of organizers – in
Moscow, and in Yakutsk, where the main load of organizing the conference in
Yakutsk is taken by the Centre.
Expecting the 2 nd International Conference “Linguistic and Cultural Diversity
in Cyberspace”, the book “Developing Multilingualism in Cyberspace:
Guidelines for Libraries” was published with the support by the Ministry
of Culture of the Russian Federation and UNESCO Moscow Office. The
publication examines linguistic situation in Russia and efforts to support
language diversity; potential action lines for libraries, global approaches, efforts
made by international organizations in the sphere are described.
The 2 nd Yakutsk conference gathered representatives of 33 countries and
offered opportunities for finding new partners to initiate and implement new
interesting projects.
The Russian Committee of the UNESCO Information for All Programme and
the Interregional Library Cooperation Centre invite everyone for cooperation.
Detailed information on our work and full-text versions of our publications are
available at the web-sites: www.ifapcom.ru and www.mcbs.ru.
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