Librarians must work together across different types of libraries to promote information literacy and counter misinformation in a "post-truth" world. The document discusses the need for cooperation between public libraries, university libraries, school libraries, and other library organizations to bridge borders and establish a new vision and role for libraries in society. It provides contact information for Mariann Løkse at UiT The Arctic University of Norway who advocates for this approach.

1. Librarians of the world unite and take over:
Information literacy in a post-truth world!
Mariann Løkse – UiT The Arctic University of Norway - Twitter: @mclokse

2. en.oxforddictionaries.com

3. orig. U.S. Relating to or denoting circumstances in which
objective facts are less influential in shaping political debate
or public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.
post-truth, adj.
Oxford English Dictionary
(http://www.oed.com)

6. Portland Research Group; Maine State Library; Lockwood, Bruce M.; and Ritter, James, "Maine State Library: Trusted Professionals Survey 2016" (2016). Library Documents. Paper 101.
http://digitalmaine.com/msl_docs/101

7. Public libraries University libraries

8. Working
together!
• Tromsø City
Library
• Troms
County
Library
• UiT
University
Library
Photo: Aud Tåga

9. The University Library
School libraries

11. Photo: Mark Ledingham
Bridging Libraries Across Borders: Towards a New
Vision and Role in Society
Photo: R. Ytreberg
Photo: M. Ledingham
www.nord.no Photo: M. Løkse
Uarctic.org

12. Contact me:
Mariann Løkse
mariann.lokse@uit.no
Photo: M. LøkseAll photos by Colourbox.com unless otherwise stated.