Hosted by Booklist. According to data released by the American Library Association, there were 821 attempts to censor library books and materials in 2024 with a majority of these attempts originating from organized movements. Coupled with funding cuts, library workers are under tremendous pressure and in need of professional resources to help combat book challenges.…
Hosted by National Library of Medicine. Responding to questions involving topics on mental health is challenging even for the most experienced librarian. In this 1-hour webinar, participants will explore several websites to respond to requests for mental health information at their libraries. Sites that we’ll explore include: MedlinePlus, DailyMed, the National Institute of Mental Health,…
Presented by Library Journal. In an era marked by rapid technological change, shifting geopolitical landscapes, and evolving community needs, public libraries are navigating unprecedented disruption. Yet, they continue to serve with resilience. Join Clarivate and Every Library for a thought-provoking webinar exploring the latest findings from the Pulse of the Library report—an in-depth look at…
Hosted by Training Magazine Network. When it comes to accountability, the focus is almost entirely on holding others responsible. But here’s the truth: real accountability doesn’t come from conversations—it comes from within. In today’s complex, post-pandemic workplace, teams are drowning in blame, delay, victimhood, and frustration—not because they lack skill, but because they feel powerless.…
Hosted by Nonprofit Hub. This webinar explores how cybercriminals manipulate trust and human behavior —not just software— to breach organizations. With real-world examples and plain-language guidance, we’ll unpack how social engineering works, why nonprofits are often targeted, and what teams can do to spot and stop attacks before it’s too late. Attendees Will Learn: The…
Hosted by the Nebraska Library Commission. Want to know more about Dungeons & Dragons and TTRPGs in general? Want to know of ways to integrate it into your library – and other ways of playing the game? Tune in and settle down for a sesh with Liz the Librarian to learn more! Presenter: Liz Hittle,…
Discover how AI can automate repetitive tasks, improve workflow efficiency, and enhance library services. Explore tools for automated metadata tagging, chatbots for patron assistance, and AI-driven content curation to free up time for high-value tasks. Presenter Dr. Treg Hopkins is the Co-Founder of Connectable, an Indiana-based nonprofit committed to enhancing adult education programs across more…
Hosted by the Indiana State Library. Equip library staff with foundational AI knowledge to support patrons. Cover AI fundamentals, common misconceptions, and practical applications, enabling librarians to educate and guide users effectively. Presenter: Dr. Treg Hopkins is the Co-Founder of Connectable, an Indiana-based nonprofit committed to enhancing adult education programs across more than 20 states…
Hosted by TechSoup. Will need to create login to register. Learn how data and AI can unlock new possibilities for your nonprofit. Part 2: The Art of the Possible In Action: Turning Data into Decisions
Hosted by InfoPeople. This is a 3-Webinar Series. You can choose to attend one or more of the webinars. Learn more about each webinar’s topic: Creative Aging in Action: Practical Strategies for Libraries | Infopeople Grounded in lessons from a three-year, IMLS-funded initiative, this series shares evidence-based strategies, evaluation insights, and compelling real-world stories from library…
