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Now is a great time to take a close look at your library programming team and assess your strengths and weaknesses.

The new report marks ALA's next steps toward the creation of a programming curriculum. 

Igiugig’s remote location creates a high cost of living. This is where the library steps in.

This ALA grant will help libraries discuss the history of women's suffrage. Apply by December 1.

Librarian Nick Demske explains his approach to the stipend model as an opportunity to change the world.

Book bikes can start conversations and bring books and programs outside of the library's walls. 

Communities for Immunity will provide funding to libraries to enhance vaccine confidence where it matters most: at the local level. 

"Don’t bother trying to pretend it’s not there." Tips for making story times fun while mask-wearing. 

A highly attended virtual program offered Keene residents a chance to learn from their Black neighbors.

As COVID-19 continues to loom, keep your program plans flexible in case of any last-minute pivots back to virtual.

Read and comment on “Skills for 21st-Century Librarians: Learning Objectives for Library Programming.”

During the pandemic, programming librarians drew upon knowledge of their communities to succeed.