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Catch up on the latest in library programming news.

Civics in the Library: Can You Pass the Citizenship Test?

How much do you know about civics? Take a sample citizenship test and help assist patrons at the library to become stronger participants in the democratic process.

Disability Pride Month Resource Round-up

July is Disability Pride Month. This list of resources can help prepare your library to celebrate with programs, book displays and educational opportunities.

Partnering for Stronger Programming: A Free Toolkit for Libraries

This new toolkit provides five tools for library workers with actionable steps to help partnerships grow sustainably and meet programming goals.

There is Joy for All: Tips for Joyous Library Programming

Let's bring joy back to the library — for patrons and staff.

Book-to-Movie Clubs @ the Library!

We know, the movies hardly ever measure up. But that doesn't make a Book-to-Movie Club any less fun.

Women's History Month: Inspiration

Celebrate Women's History Month in March with books and programs that are just as diverse as your patrons.

Taking Care of Us

Blogger Jenn Carson shares tips to help us take care of ourselves, so we can continue helping others.

Feb 8, 2016

Library Programs Take to Arkansas Airwaves

The Central Arkansas Library System has started its own radio show to promote programs and services.

Let's Celebrate Anti-Valentine's Day

Blogger Kimberli Buckley shares how to put a twist on traditional flower and heart crafts.

Feb 2, 2016

APPLY NOW: Jaffarian School Library Award

K-8 school libraries that held humanities programming in 2015-16 could win $5,000.

Feb 1, 2016

An Interview with the Magpie Librarian

Blogger Ingrid Abrams shares how she takes on sensitive social issues with her bold library displays.

Planning Ahead: How Our Summer Programs Come to Life

Ever wonder how other library systems line up their programs? At Mid-Continent Public Library, winter is planning time for warmer days.

Reading for Fun on Campus

Young adults ages 18 to 29 read more than any other age group. But can we get them to read for fun?

Historically Speaking

Local history is programming gold. You just need to know where to look.

Jan 6, 2016

Top Picks for Midwinter 2016

Attending the Midwinter Meeting in Boston? Check out these programming-related sessions and meetings.

New Years Budget Resolutions

New Year's is a time of tightening budgets. Luckily, it's also a time of new habits.