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  • Want to Write for the ALSC Blog?
  • Reimagine, Reenergize, Reunite
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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Want to Write for the ALSC Blog?

Are you interested in writing for the ALSC Blog? Do you have things to say about library services for young people? Do you want to help support the ALSC Blog mission “to provide a...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Reimagine, Reenergize, Reunite

It is a joy and an honor to write my first blog post as your 2026-2027 President of ALSC. Thank you to everyone who reached out leading up to and during ALA Annual Conference with...

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alsc.ala.org /3 weeks ago

Attending the 2026 ALSC National Institute? Join us as a Conference Blogger!

Are you attending the 2026 ALSC National Institute in October? We’d love to have you consider writing guest posts for the ALSC Blog about what you are learning and experiencing! Th...

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alsc.ala.org /1 week ago

Reunification! September 1st is Almost Here

In just a few days, on September 1, ALSC and YALSA will officially come together as one division. I wanted to write a short reminder of what that means for you, where to find more...

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alsc.ala.org /4 weeks ago

Small Library, Big Conference: A Rural Librarian’s First ALA

As someone still new to the library profession, I had no idea what to expect from my first ALA Annual Conference. Being selected as a recipient of the 2026 Penguin Random House You...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Intellectual Freedom at ALA: Formal Sessions and Informal Conversations

ALA’s Annual Meeting in Chicago in June is becoming a distant memory as Summer Reading takes up most of my time and brain, but It is clear from attending several education sessions...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

So Long, Farewell, but Definitely Not Goodbye!

Dear Members, This is my final post as ALSC Past-President—I know my term technically ended on June 30th, but I wanted to take a moment to say a few things now that I have cycled o...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Thinking about the Caregivers

The name (at least for the moment) of the ALSC committee I co-chair is Library Services to Underserved Children and their Caregivers. It’s a mouthful and in the two years I’ve been...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

More Than Numbers: Turning Reflection into Action with Library Data

As youth librarians, we know how important it is to collect our statistics. If it can be counted, there is probably a library collecting it. We count program attendance, track circ...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

ALSC & YALSA: Reflections on Reunification

There are lots of great articles and resources available about the reunification of ALSC & YALSA that are keeping members informed about the process, plans, and anticipated cha...

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alsc.ala.org /17 hours ago

Call for Program and Poster Proposals – 2027 ALA

Do you have a great idea for serving children, teens, or families? Here’s your chance to share it with the greater library community in New Orleans next June! The Call for Program...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

CLEL Bell Awards: Celebrating Picture Books That Support Early Literacy

Serving on the CLEL Bell Awards Committee has given me a new way to look at picture books. I have always been passionate about early literacy, but this experience has encouraged me...

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wisbar.org /1 month ago

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alsc.ala.org /1 week ago

Triaging Your Work Flow

For most people, having a massive to-do list can feel extremely overwhelming. As summer comes to a close and the hectic back to school season begins, our daily to-do lists must piv...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Unearth Your Story

As librarians, we are highly skilled at telling stories. This summer, those stories are taking us on dinosaur adventures, prehistoric explorations, and treasure hunts. After the su...

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alsc.ala.org /1 day ago

Balancing Act: Third Space VS Burnout in Libraries

Before I accepted the position of full-time Children’s Librarian at Lake Region Public Library (LRPL), the position at our library was only part-time. I couldn’t wait to dive in an...

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alsc.ala.org /4 days ago

Sometimes, It Works

In the spirit of reunification and the inclusion of teens into the charge of the Library Services to Underserved Children and their Caregivers Committee: Many years ago, when I was...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Building Better Business Partnerships for Storytime

Every month, I partner with a local business and head to their gymnastics studio to lead a brief storytime that kicks off an hour of free play. From its inception, this program has...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Working with Teens at the Library

Many library systems around the country rely on the help of volunteers to make our workflows successful. In my system, this includes teen volunteers, and in the summer paid teen em...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Notable Children’s Books – July 2026 Discussion

Each year the ALSC Notable Children’s Books Committee identifies the best of the best in children’s books. According to the Notables Criteria, “notable” is defined as: Worthy of no...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Sensory Development in Babies (and Why It Matters to Libraries)

While I’m not an expert in this area (not a doctor!) I am very interested in how early childhood development knowledge can impact our work in libraries. This is only a tiny sliver...

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wisbar.org /1 month ago

Bridging the Justice Gap | Legal Assistance Committee: Helping Bring Equal Justice for All

The State Bar of Wisconsin's Legal Assistance Committee supports civil legal aid and related efforts, such as the annual Wisconsin Equal Justice Conference. The 2026 conference inc...

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alsc.ala.org /3 weeks ago

The Hidden Power of Shared Experiences in School-Age Library Programs

Caregivers and children work side by side as they investigate electronic components during a hands-on library program. Photo courtesy of Katie Hom. The post The Hidden Power of Sha...

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alsc.ala.org /1 month ago

Working with Teen Volunteers in the Children’s Department

Working with teen volunteers is a valuable part of what we do in youth services librarianship. It can be rewarding to have teens, who were children in your programs, become a part...

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