@LIS Day

The @LIS Day is an initiative organised within the European Commission @LIS Programme aiming at gathering all the energies, ideas and collaboration interests from Europe and Latin America in fields such as e-health, e-inclusion, e-learning, and e-government on a specific day, during which many activities will take place, showing the importance of shenghtening the bridges between the two continents towards a more cohesive and inclusive Information Society for all.

On the 28th of September schools, universities, public authorities, local governments, NGOs, and citizens from Europe and Latin America can participate in the @LIS Day by presenting an idea, producing a publication, organising an events or proposing any activity related to the cooperation between the two continents in the Information Society area.

All the activities organised around Europe and latin America (and uploaded in the @LIS Day website) will be broadly disseminated to relevant policy, research and citizens' communities.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.alisday.info/alisday/english/index.php

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