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Residents of a small Tennessee town dug up a 50-year-old time capsule to find it destroyed. The library stepped in to help.

We compiled a list of resources to help librarians commemorate the first official Women's Suffrage Month. 

The 12-stop virtual tour will spotlight how libraries are addressing the needs of their diverse communities.

In 1939, five Black men applied for library cards at a whites-only library. Then they sat in protest.

National History Day is a nonprofit education organization whose programs engage students in conducting original research.

Hannah Schmidl reflects on her experience of quickly pivoting from in-person to virtual programming and how this new skillset will stick around.

ALA and Capital One invite rural libraries to apply for Community Connect: Digital Access at Home grants.

Be part of a new pilot program to help public and academic libraries address the climate change crisis.

Meservey Public Library staff created take-home activity bags based on famous literary lands.

Milwaukee Public Library's award-winning event invited Deaf people to share personal stories.

Participatory design can be a powerful way to center youth voices as our society confronts major changes.

In a conservative Iowa town of just 250, Chelsea Price is striving to make her tiny library inclusive.