Climate change and associated natural disasters are a growing issue for libraries.

Join us to learn how to advocate for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness, whether they’re struggling to access housing, services, education, benefits or more.

Social Media and Library Policies Live Webinar: Tuesday, March 14, 20232:00 p.m. Eastern | 1:00 p.m. Central | 12:00 p.m. Mountain | 11:00 a.m. Pacific | 10:00 a.m. AlaskaDescriptionWhether your library has a presence on Facebook, Twitter, Tik Tok,

Learn how you can use the Youth Media-Making Toolkit created by CIRCLE (Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement) and The Lamp with teens to help them realize the power of their voice in public conversations.

Get Ready for National Friends of Libraries Week

This interactive three-day virtual event will feature expert speakers on current topics facing library Trustees, Friends, Foundations, and staff who work with them.

Media and Crisis Communications for Trustees & Friends

Best of Core Forum: Organizing for Open; Aligning Organizational Structures with Open Values

Learn principles and strategies for connecting with your community to support school library services.

In this eCourse, respected authority Hilda Weisburg will give school librarians concrete strategies for demonstrating and proving their worth through clear, focused leadership.

Presenters Megan Cusick and Judy Deichman highlight the National School Library Standards as a platform for strategic advocacy in your learning communities.

Join 6 school librarians as they share ways to celebrate School Library Month for grades Pre-K to 12.

This recording highlights the work of librarians who are bringing communities together for shared literacy experiences all year long.

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

What training and preparation does your Board of Trustees need to be prepared for a crisis? Learn how to be proactive in developing a well-prepared board, and what best practices, policies, and procedures need to be developed or revisited.

Shift to a public service focus to demonstrate value and change how the public perceives and talks about your library.

School library leaders present a professional learning initiative for school librarians, their answer to strengthening library programs by meeting the AASL National Standards and becoming Future Ready.

-- Membership --Game On: Unlocking Membership PotentialUse simple gaming techniques for your Friends of the Library group to engage the community.Join this session to learn how you can use simple gaming techniques as outreach tools to engage those in

Hear from Friends of the Library groups across the country about their unique and scalable fundraisers and how they work with the library to raise funds and support.

Get On Board: Emerging Leaders eCourse

Examine how to use social media, apps, and free website builders to your advantage to showcase your library.

Learn how youth service and school librarians can support the next generation of voters and expand the electorate

Building relationships with elected officials can sometimes be difficult and uncomfortable.

This on-demand course will cover digital personal safety in the face of book challenge related threats.

Keeping Governance on Track - A FREE Webinar Series for Library BoardsThis two-part series is presented by the United for Libraries Intellectual Freedom Task Force and is made available FREE to all participants by the Jack Neal Fund.Keeping Governance on

How to identify and engage grasstops advocates in your community.

This program will help you set up an engaging Earth Day Program

Participants learn about state- and district-level advocacy efforts in Arizona, Michigan, New Jersey, and Washington State.

The Library Ecosystem: ONE VOICE for Advocacy