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From AI Shakepeare to family trees, these library programs can teach patrons about internet architecture.

Navigating the internet and its invisible architecture can be bewildering. Here are 10 things library workers should know.

If a patron asks, “Is crypto safe?” librarians can guide them to free, reliable resources.

Through ALA's Community Connect initiative, libraries in small towns have significantly enhanced internet accessibility for underserved populations.

Are you looking for information on teaching financial literacy at the library? Look no further than this selection of articles.

The sixth annual community engagement grant will support two libraries' work to build neighborhood connections.

The Peggy Barber Tribute Grant provides $2,500 to three libraries with limited programming budgets to support meaningful programs.

2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Start preparing now with these 12 program ideas.

Three library users with disabilities share what they've noticed and what they'd still like to see in their library's accessibility efforts.

Community partnerships can be instrumental for small and rural libraries. These libraries share how they benefit from working with partners on important accessibility projects.

Through a combination of practical workarounds, creative rethinking and sheer persistence, these small and rural libraries have worked to bring their accessibility plans to fruition.

Join us for the "Architecture of the Internet" webinar series. This free five-part series will shed light on the often-overlooked aspects of the internet.