Articles

Library Director Carolyn Anthony discusses moderator training offered by the Project on Civic Reflection.

EDSITEment focuses on Women’s History Month, offers a new lesson on the Magna Carta and highlights some of the best humanities on the web.

Johnson County Library in Overland Park, Kan., has a long history of hosting community issues and engagement events.

EDSITEment offers a collection of Black History Month resources and takes a look at the events of February 1968.

In celebration of Charles Dickens' 200th birthday, a roundup of Masterpiece’s Dickens-related resources.

Laurel County (Ken.) Public Library discusses the “Let’s Talk About It: Making Sense of the American Civil War” program.

Author events can be perplexing, frustrating and hair-raising. They can also be a really good time.

Author Programs: How do you start? Who do you contact? What can you expect? What do they expect?

Libraries nurture freedom of speech. The “Libraries and the First Amendment” exhibit shows how.

The Project on Civic Reflection helps get reflective discussion going in order to build community.

You plan a great program, and only a handful of people show up—or no one does. What's the problem?

The act of planning programs is a big job. Asking people what they want is an important first step.