PASIG
Forum
The PASIG Steering Committee, along with the local organizers at Biblioteca digital memoriademadrid, have discussed all current options for the event. We have decided to *postpone* the 2020 event until the fall of 2021.
*** The new dates for PASIG are September 21-23, 2021. The location and other logistics will remain the same. ***
The current PASIG Madrid website is being updated and will be made public as soon as possible.
We will continue to monitor the situation and will follow the latest guidance from local, national and international authorities and the World Health Organisation. Updates will be posted on the event website.
The meeting will take place in the Centro Cultural Conde Duque, one of the most important cultural center in Madrid and home to some of the main libraries and archives in the city, as well as the Biblioteca Digital memoriademadrid.
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