Libraries as Experience Centers
6th LISACON 2026
International Conference on
Conference Organizers
LIS Academy (Library & Information Science Academy) is a professional charitable trust committed to the advancement of the LIS profession. Guided by its motto “Learn, Inspire, Serve”, the Academy focuses on:
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Promoting innovative and sustainable library practices
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Enhancing professional competencies through training and capacity building
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Supporting research, consultancy, and academic initiatives
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Providing technology-driven solutions for libraries
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Organizing national and international conferences, seminars, and workshops
The Academy serves as a catalyst for empowering LIS professionals with cutting-edge knowledge and skills.
Dr. Manmohan Singh Bengaluru City University (BCU), Bengaluru is a leading state university in Karnataka committed to academic excellence and innovation in higher education. It offers diverse undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programs across disciplines, fostering interdisciplinary learning. The University emphasizes quality education, skill development, and industry-academia collaboration. BCU actively promotes research, digital learning, and modern pedagogical practices. It also engages with the community to support inclusive and sustainable development. Through its initiatives, BCU continues to nurture future-ready graduates for a global knowledge society.
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The Department of Public Libraries, Bengaluru is a key government body under the Government of Karnataka responsible for developing and managing the public library network across the state. It promotes literacy, lifelong learning, and equitable access to knowledge for all sections of society. Through district, taluk, and village libraries, it delivers information resources and digital services. The Department actively supports reading culture and educational advancement. It is also focused on modernizing library infrastructure and promoting digital inclusion. Overall, it plays a crucial role in strengthening community knowledge and socio-cultural development in Karnataka.
The Forum of Former Vice-Chancellors of Karnataka (FVCK) is a distinguished body of eminent former university leaders in the state. It serves as a think tank offering expert guidance on higher education policy and governance. The Forum contributes to academic reforms, quality enhancement, and institutional development. It promotes dialogue between academia, government, and key stakeholders. Through seminars, consultations, and policy inputs, it addresses emerging challenges in higher education. FVCK plays a vital role in strengthening and shaping the future of universities in Karnataka.