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ProQuest Webinars:
The University of Malta Library in collaboration with ProQuest is organising webinars focused on various topics:
- Literature Reviews with ProQuest on Biomedicine and Public Health
- Literature Reviews with ProQuest on Social Sciences and Psychology
- How ProQuest Can Help You To Research and Write Good Dissertations and Theses
- Duration: 45 minutes + 15 minutes for Q&As.
Bake and Plant Sale:
Join us for a Bake and Plant Sale from Monday, 11 November to Wednesday, 13 November. This year, all proceeds from the event will be donated to Fondazzjoni Suret il-Bniedem , an NGO supporting homeless individuals and people with mental health difficulties.
ART Connect is a project which offers a unique opportunity to showcase your artistic creations, ranging from paintings and photography to digital media and installations.
More information and submission guidelines are available online.
The University of Malta Library is proud to launch the ART Connect Recycling Mural Project, inviting students and staff to create a mural using recycled materials to promote sustainability. The winning mural will be displayed at the Library for two years, showcasing creativity and raising environmental awareness.
Visit UM stand at the National Book Festival.
On Wednesday, 6 November, the Library will host two unique presentations:
- 18:30- 19:00 - The UM Library Archives and Rare Books collection by Matthew Cuschieri
- 19:00- 20:00 - Cover to Cover: The Programm Tal-Festa as a Rich Resource of Melitensia by Katja Zahra Camilleri
More information is available online.
This anthology captures the experiences of Maltese women navigating a patriarchal and capitalist world. It marks a critical moment in history and culture, shedding light on acts of discrimination and societal pressures while showcasing the remarkable strength of women who challenge these constraints imposed upon them. Featuring works in Maltese, the collection amplifies feminine voices and emotions that are integral to the country’s cultural and linguistic heritage. Each creative contribution, whether poetry, story, translation, or artwork, stands as a testament to the enduring resilience and spirit of Maltese women.
