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The FRIE Library and Information Science Society, established under the Foundation for Research, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship (FRIE), is a professional platform committed to promoting knowledge sharing, research, and professional growth in library and information science. It brings together librarians, information professionals, researchers, and students to exchange ideas and encourage innovation in library services, open access, and information management. The Society organizes seminars, workshops, training programmes, and readers’ forums to support lifelong learning, community participation, and information literacy. It also contributes to scholarly communication through newsletters, research articles, and resource guides, while extending knowledge access through outreach programmes and digital resource support. Members benefit from networking, skill development, and recognition opportunities in an ethical environment that values intellectual property, academic integrity, and responsible information practices. Guided by FRIE’s mission, the Society envisions an inclusive, progressive, and future-ready information community.
Vision
Mission
To be a leading platform for advancing library and information science, integrating technology with tradition, and building an inclusive, knowledge-driven society that inspires innovation, collaboration, and excellence in information services
To empower individuals and institutions through equitable access to information, innovative library services, and professional development opportunities, fostering a culture of lifelong learning, ethical information use, and community engagement.
Aims
Objectives
✓ To promote the advancement of library and information science through research, innovation, and professional development.
✓ To foster collaboration and knowledge exchange among librarians, information professionals, researchers, and students.
✓ To enhance access to information resources by integrating modern technologies and best practices.
✓ To develop information literacy and research skills within academic, corporate, and public communities.
✓ To encourage ethical use of information and uphold principles of intellectual property rights
✓ Organize seminars, workshops, conferences, and training programs to strengthen professional competencies.
✓ Publish newsletters, journals, and resource guides to disseminate current developments and research in the field.
✓ Establish partnerships with academic institutions, professional bodies, and industry to support joint projects.
✓ Recognize and reward excellence in reading, research, and information service delivery.
✓ Provide mentorship and support for students and early-career professionals in library and information science.