In this workshop, expert children’s programmer Alyssa Jewell shows you how you can develop interactive learning experiences in which children engage in moving, music-making, and story drama.

In this five-week online course, you will learn how to identify, connect with, and serve homeschool families.

This course offers practical guidance on how to address challenges while continuing to do our work with integrity and purpose.

Are you seeking to develop relevant and meaningful programs and services for young children and families in underserved communities? Offering outreach programs and services that meet these young children and their families where they live and thrive is c

Talking about issues related to racial justice is difficult in today's political climate. Given the uptick of reported incidents of racism that students of color are experiencing in schools, alongside recent developments with state laws, educational policies and instructional practices connected to anti-racism and equity, this webinar will focus on children's literature that supports racial literacy development.

Problematic Award-Winning Texts: Daniel Boone, the Newbery Award, and Children's Librarianship

In Part 1 of this webinar series, participants will be able to define trauma and its causes, and identify principles of trauma-informed care in the library service field.

In this webinar, participants will be able to self-assess where opportunities lie to provide trauma-informed supervision, and explore practical strategies to mitigate compassion fatigue and professional burnout among staff through trauma-informed supervision.

It is not uncommon for library workers to be exposed to primary or vicarious trauma over the course of their career. According to the recent Urban Library Trauma Study, nearly 70% of respondents shared that they had experienced violent or aggressive beha

This webinar will present the findings from the Welcoming Spaces National Forum.