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EDSITEment celebrates Constitution Day and the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation.

Multicultural literacy is a celebration of culture, identity, color and community that engages all aspects of learning and growth.

EDSITEment goes back to school; celebrates the Statue of Liberty; and marks the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation.

Growing Like a Read provides parents with the tools to create a language-rich environment and extend learning beyond the library walls.

The "pinning" tool so popular with arts-and-crafters and cooks can be useful for library programming, too.

EDSITEment celebrates two July 12 birthdays: Henry David Thoreau and Pablo Neruda. 

Rural libraries have a special role to play in the communities they serve. In fact, the smaller the community, the bigger looms the library.

ALA announces the first recipients of the Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction.

The Bridging Cultures Bookshelf on Muslim Journeys will bring free books and films to 1,000 libraries.

MLIS student Rachel Lux comments on “Libraries at the Crossroads: Programming for Civic Engagement" at ALA's 2012 annual conference.

Some things lend themselves well to bridging the generational divide, and what better than a good novel?

During the Sniff Off Contest, students and staff were challenged to identify the fragrances with their blend names.