Coretta Scott King Book Awards Spotlight Unspeakable The Tulsa Race Massacre

This webinar is the first in a series exploring the interconnectedness of digital equity and literacy.

LTC Accessible Pre-Application Webinar for Vermont Libraries

Best of Core Forum: Reflections on Onboarding in Academic Libraries

On-Demand Webinar: Best of Core ALA Annual Conference: Programming for Accessibility

On-Demand Webinar: The Search For Meaningful Work: Overcoming Low Morale, Quiet Quitting, and Dead End Jobs

On-Demand 2-Part Webinar Series: Transgender People in Libraries

On-Demand Webinar: Transgender People in Libraries Webinar Series (Part One): Working with Transgender Patrons and Colleagues

On-Demand Transgender People in Libraries Webinar Series (Part Two): Understanding and Fighting Anti-Trans Misinformation

On-Demand Webinar - Best of Core Forum: Creating an Inclusive Metadata Policy

On-Demand Webinar - Best of Core Forum: Transformative Agreements; Twisting Open Access

On-Demand Webinar - Best of Core Forum: Using Critical Reflection to Navigate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Issues

4-Part Creative Commons Webinar Series (Part One): Creative Commons & Copyright; Working Together

On-Demand - 4-Part Creative Commons Webinar Series (Part Two): Deep Dive into Creative Commons Licensing

School Librarianship can be an isolating experience. Compound that experience with also being the only Black person, the only Native American, the only gay, lesbian, bisexual or non-binary in your place of work. What are the physical, mental and emotional consequences? What are the mitigating factors that can help to sustain this unique position? Part of the purpose of this workshop will be to provide space to share experiences and identify protective measures to sustain a career in libraries.

On-Demand Webinar - Accessible and Inclusive Library Design

On-Demand Webinar - Library In-Reach to Boost Morale and Realize Our Full Potential

On-Demand Webinar: Copyright (Basics) For Creators

Best of Core Forum: Neurodivergent Leadership: Learning to Lead in a Neurotypical World

Best of Core Forum: Neurodiversity in the Academic Library

Best of Core Forum: Transforming Libraries with AI: Enhancing Access, Efficiency, and Community Engagement

 

In this three-course bundle, librarian and American Sign Language interpreter Kathy MacMillan will give you the skills you need not only to use basic American Sign Language but to understand the fundamental principles of working with the Deaf community.

This 6-week, asynchronous online course will introduce basic American Sign Language vocabulary and grammar appropriate for use in a library setting and place that information within a linguistic and cultural context to aid participants in improving library services to patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Learn more American Sign Language vocabulary and grammar appropriate for use in a library setting and place that information within a linguistic and cultural context to aid participants in improving library services to patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Learn basic American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary appropriate for use with children in library and classroom settings as well as how to teach stories, songs, and other activities that incorporate ASL.

This webinar will empower participants add diverse titles to their collection through awards, lists, websites and social media.

The presentation is focused on the responsibilities of Trustees in ensuring that their libraries are truly welcoming to all of their communities - now and into the future.

n this presentation, engage with makerspace accessibility, universal design, and work through real-world scenarios. Presenters will also offer information and findings on school library makerspaces and accessibility in the US.

Adapted Library serves as a place for children to come and work on social skills, literacy skills, and sensory participation.