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Last month, at the Public Library Association conference, we had a group of Conference Bloggers who shared what they were learning and experiencing with ALSC Blog readers. Said one...
As you may know, on September 1, 2026, ALSC will re-unify with YALSA! This is a huge organizational endeavor. Watching the work from the Managing Children’s Services Committee, we...
The 2026 Public Library Association Conference – #PLA2026 – begins today! Are you unable to attend and wondering how you can keep up with all that’s going on at the conference in M...
Last week, from April 1st through the 3rd, a group of volunteer Conference Bloggers wrote personal reports from the 2026 Public Library Association Conference in Minnesota. The 28...
The ALSC Intellectual Freedom Committee is thrilled to announce that they are sponsoring a program at ALA Annual this June in Chicago. The topic is “Toxic Exclusion: Banned Authors...
As a school librarian, I thrive on partnerships to expand my library and experiences for my students. About five years ago, my school focused on and built a Global Education progr...
These days, the future seems in flux and change seems to be the only constant. I am not only referring to our political world! With the ALSC and YALSA merger around the corner, thi...
Read on to see how a youth author found inspiration from libraries & the importance of representation. The post Interviewing Library Advocates: Ernesto Cisneros, Children’s Aut...
Happy Spring, everyone! Warmer weather seems to finally be on the way for many of us. And just like the sunshine and heat bring forth the flowers, so too is the reunification work...
When it comes to storytime, who is your target audience? Oftentimes we focus so much on the children in front of us that we might forget to engage with the adults bringing them to...
Happy May, all! It’s almost time for ALA Annual, and that means lots of things are happening, including the final sprint toward reunification. The close of ALA Annual marks the end...
One of my favorite parts about conferences is visiting the home city’s library. My coworkers and I did a self-tour of the Minneapolis Central Library. One of the first eye-catching...
Greetings! My name is Jackie Marshall Arnold, and I am the proud chair of the 2027 Children’s Literature Legacy Award. Our committee is now accepting suggestions for the Legacy Awa...
I had the honor a few years ago of serving on the Sydney Taylor Book Award committee, administered by the Association of Jewish Libraries, an affiliate of ALA. Sydney Taylor was th...
This morning, the room was packed for the “Creating Inclusive Collections for Patrons with Disabilities” session at #PLA2026. Library Consultant, Author, and founder of “Libraries...
The other day I was browsing my inbox for an email and I found the initial email that I sent my colleague about collaborating for a presentation at PLA. It shocked me to see that t...
The other day I was browsing my inbox for an email and I found the initial email that I sent my colleague about collaborating for a presentation at PLA. It shocked me to see that t...
At a public desk, digital questions rarely arrive as a curriculum. They arrive as a locked email account, a QR code, a school or benefits form, or a password that no longer works....
At a public desk, digital questions rarely arrive as a curriculum. They arrive as a locked email account, a QR code, a school or benefits form, or a password that no longer works....
It is springtime in Chicagoland, and when the weather begins to get warmer, our members look forward to the summer season in our Giving Garden. The windows in the Early Learning Ar...
At the Author Lunch with Ann Patchett and Kate DiCamillo, the conversation moved quickly beyond admiration and craft talk. DiCamillo began by reflecting on Minneapolis during the p...
What an amazing conference! Today we gathered with about 6,000 new best friends for an inspiring opening session with Bryan Stevenson. The presentation managed to perfectly capture...
Today’s focus was about advocacy and public policy which is something that I’ve recently become interested in. I decided to attend sessions that focused on the advocacy that my fel...
Outreach and Schools- Should I contact them one more time? You ask yourself as you stare at that email nudge at the top of your screen. It’s hard! I’m sure if you ask any public...
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