Move beyond “autism acceptance” and let your library become a place of autistic joy.

Learn how your programming can promote empathy and compassion among all teenage library users.

Learn strategies to build relationships with teen patrons and manage challenging behaviors.

This bundle of courses will give you the tools you need to succeed when working with teens.

RUSA Virtual Forum is a virtual event showcasing the work of our sections and interest groups.

Strategize improvements to library space, collection, or programming to fully support students with language-based learning differences.

Learn to help teens gain confidence as learners through proven methods of personal organization, delivered in a safe and trauma-informed learning environment.

In this special eCourse, Rebekkah Smith Aldrich, President of the Sustainable Libraries Initiative, will lead you through the principles and practices of sustainable librarianship along with a group of expert speakers, lecturers and writers.

This workshop covers innovations and best practices for library senior services that are emerging in the face of the pandemic.

4-Part Quarto Webinar Series (Part Four): Build Your Personal Website With Quarto: Sharing Your Research

Discover how you can make your library a more welcoming place for patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Learn principles you can use to develop a STEAM camp for tweens in your library.

60 minute webinar on American Newspapers as Historical Evidence: Understanding Publishing and Editorical Practices of Historical Newspapers

 

A four-week asynchronous coure with weekly live sessions on the accidental law librarian.

 

Explore how to make all spaces in your library work better for teens--and, in turn, other library patrons.

 

A four-week asynchronous course on Connecting Information Literacy Efforts to Student Retention

Four-week asynchronous course on providing programming for Mature Adults

Two librarians reveal how they use podcasts and webinars to create, collaborate, and curate relevant content, giving voice to ideas and concepts that should be shared.

Inspire students to enjoy reading with 15 creative ideas you can use for years to come in your classroom, library, or school!

Are you looking for Makerspace Ideas to use with your secondary library patrons? This is the session for you!

Using two examples from the Boston Public Library’s recent hybrid programming, the presenters will walk through the logistical details to consider when planning hybrid programs.

AASL leaders and school librarians share their strategies on how they’re working to implement their school’s curriculum and engage learners some of the areas hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Hear about ways to support adult learners in completing diploma programs and measure economic impact on the community.

Learn how to create your own book bus program.

Presenters discuss their takeaways from a year of trying all the things, and leave equipped with your own services menu.

Understand how a trauma-informed service philosophy can reduce harm for library staff and patrons (3rd in a series).

Learn to present easy, doable programs for astronomy that you don’t have to be an expert to teach.