Библиотека как социальный институт сохранения и устойчивого развития культур и культурного самовыражения коренных народов Севера ("Library as a social institution for conservation and sustainable development of cultures and cultural expressions of the North indigenous peoples"): междунар. науч.-практ. конф., 20-23 ноября 2012 г. Мурманск: сб. материалов/ сост. Михайлова Е.Р., Иванова С.В. : редкол.: Синева Е.В. и др. – Мурманск: МГОУНБ, 2013. – 226 с.

109 the Crossing Library engages in operations specially financed by the state; the activities are spread throughout the Sámi Area and conducted under Inari Public Library. The project has its home in the premises of the Finnish Sámi Parliament. The steering group of the project consists of representatives of the municipal libraries of the Sámi Area, the Sámi Parliament and the Sámi Special Library. The Crossing Library means a touring library, which neither has a collection nor facilities of its own: it makes blatantly use of the resources of other organisations. It is interesting to see how this new form of library work will develop and whether it will spread all around the Sámi Area. I also look forward to seeing how the cooperation between the Sámi Special Library and the Crossing Libra ry will develop in future. Hopefully, next year at Barents Library Conference here in Murmansk, we will have the person running the Crossing Library project tell about her work and its basis. By that time, the project will have carried out its activities for more than a year.