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“We Aren’t Afraid to Have the Numbers, and They’ve Showed Up”—Heights Libraries on their 1619 Project Programming

Why Aren’t More Public Librarians Eligible for the COVID-19 Vaccine?

Amy Gentry on Toxic Workplaces, How to Construct the Perfect Plot Twist, and Why Grad School is the Perfect Place to Become a Villain

Health Hazards of Librarianship: Not Just Paper Cuts

Fostering Civility at the Library

COVID-19 Makes Library Skilling Programs Critical

Te-Ping Chen on the Land of Oz, Writing as a Secret Self, and the Stray Wonderings that Inspire Her Stories

Virtual Programming Tips

Ethical Issues in Libraries: An International Conference

Mateo Askaripour on Mob Movies, James Baldwin, and the Book that Gave Him Permission to Not Hold Back

Blurred Line Between Safety and Service

Libraries Celebrate Community with New Murals

Job Searching During a Pandemic: Flexibility is Key

Deborah Reed on Creative Pilgrimages, Earthquakes, and Being Surrounded By Stories

Darin Strauss on Merging Memoir and Fiction in his Incredible New Novel

Naming the Elephant

Work Smarter, Not Harder

New Research Explores How Public Libraries Can Best Combat Misinformation

Not open? No problem. Rural Libraries Push WiFi Into Community Spaces

Open to Change: Libraries Pivot to Serve Small Businesses

Online Learning Opportunities for Babies

Todd Snyder on the Poet Laureate of Muhammad Ali’s Corner

A Story Walk in the Park

Wildfires Damage Libraries

Be Like RBG – Lessons from a Life

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“We Aren’t Afraid to Have the Numbers, and They’ve Showed Up”—Heights Libraries on their 1619 Project Programming

Why Aren’t More Public Librarians Eligible for the COVID-19 Vaccine?

Amy Gentry on Toxic Workplaces, How to Construct the Perfect Plot Twist, and Why Grad School is the Perfect Place to Become a Villain

Health Hazards of Librarianship: Not Just Paper Cuts

Fostering Civility at the Library

COVID-19 Makes Library Skilling Programs Critical

Te-Ping Chen on the Land of Oz, Writing as a Secret Self, and the Stray Wonderings that Inspire Her Stories

Virtual Programming Tips

Ethical Issues in Libraries: An International Conference

Mateo Askaripour on Mob Movies, James Baldwin, and the Book that Gave Him Permission to Not Hold Back

Blurred Line Between Safety and Service

Libraries Celebrate Community with New Murals

Job Searching During a Pandemic: Flexibility is Key

Deborah Reed on Creative Pilgrimages, Earthquakes, and Being Surrounded By Stories

Darin Strauss on Merging Memoir and Fiction in his Incredible New Novel

Naming the Elephant

Work Smarter, Not Harder

New Research Explores How Public Libraries Can Best Combat Misinformation

Not open? No problem. Rural Libraries Push WiFi Into Community Spaces

Open to Change: Libraries Pivot to Serve Small Businesses

Online Learning Opportunities for Babies

Todd Snyder on the Poet Laureate of Muhammad Ali’s Corner

A Story Walk in the Park

Wildfires Damage Libraries

Be Like RBG – Lessons from a Life

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