The results of the call for the Book Discussion Clubs programme

As the end of the year approaches and the completion of projects funded by the Minister under the Magazines, Literature, Partnership for the book, and Promotion of Reading programmes, the Book Institute reminds the Beneficiaries of their obligations arising from the provisions of the agreement.

The Book Institute received a total of 79 submissions, of which 67 were formally correct. In the review process, 18 libraries qualified for funding.

On November 4-5, 2025, the conference titled ‘Modern Libraries – Age Without Barriers’ will take place at the Manggha Museum of Japanese Art and Technology in Kraków. The event is organized by the Book Institute as part of the National Reading Development Programme 2.0. Those who cannot attend in person are warmly invited to watch the conference online.

On October 30th of this year, the application process for the Minister of Culture and National Heritage Programs was announced. The application period will last until December 1st of this year, and its launch in the SOP system will take place soon.

The Book Institute announces the results of the recruitment for the 'Kraszewski. Computers for Libraries' Programme.

On October 23, 2025, a nationwide conference will be held for moderators, coordinators, and others involved in the activities of Book Discussion Clubs. This event will provide an opportunity to exchange experiences, reflect deeply on the state of book clubs in Poland, and collaboratively seek new forms of action in the dynamically changing socio-cultural reality.