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Writing, lighting and night: an ever-expanding booklist – launch event
The booklist project has been founded to raise awareness of quality books that cover nighttime design including lighting.
Students – The ILP want you!
It is approaching that time of year when students are getting ready to begin an exciting new chapter of their lives.
New CV Sharing Scheme
The ILP always have our members best welfare to mind and therefore we would like to offer all our members the chance of joining our new CV Sharing Scheme.
Online events and training throughout 2020
The ILP confirmed today that it is planning online events and training throughout 2020, and will launch it’s autumn plan at the Institution’s online AGM day, Lighting United, on 9 September.
Helping lighting sales professionals through the effects of coronavirus
This Monday 3 August, we invite you to our open house chat to discuss new ways of selling, and how the ILP can bring suppliers and specifiers together.
How can we help you? The ILP asks members for their feedback
We – the ILP staff and volunteer team – would like to understand you better and recently sent out a survey to all our members.
ILP members are key to engaging with government on lighting
The ILP is calling on members to help widen awareness with UK government on the importance of lighting issues.
ILP President’s Summer Message
With the usual ILP calendar being disrupted, we invite members to save the date for our online AGM: Wednesday 9 September.
ILP online workshop: Getting Creative with your Wellbeing for Lighting Professionals
The ILP brings together the lighting community to share knowledge which helps people light the world in a better way. We know that mental wellbeing is more important than ever.
CPD from the ILP: How To Eliminate Light Pollution
No one likes light pollution, obtrusive light, or nuisance light. It affects people, animals and plants, it wastes energy, and it is completely avoidable.
Special guest editors to takeover
Special guests have been invited to guest edit the Light Minded Movement Instagram site over the coming weeks.
Scream the house down
With social distancing still in place and tensions continuing to rise, London-based artist Marcus Lyall has transformed a soon-to-be-demolished office block in London Bridge into an interactive public artwork.
Lighting and Covid 19: Frequently Asked Questions III
Here are some more FAQs which we hope will help you. Our first set of FAQs was published on 14 April 2020 and the second set was published on 1 May 2020.
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