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The Power of Nonneutral Librarianship | ALA Annual 2017
While some believe that libraries should remain entirely objective, several speakers at an ALA annual conference panel stressed the importance of using exhibits and programs to express political opinions and take a stand.
Taking a Stand Against Islamophobia | ALA Annual 2017
Deepa Iyer discussed the hostility directed at Muslims and advised librarians on ways they could make a difference.
Librarians in Training: A Smart MLS Program for Kids
A Kansas children's library associate is giving kids a peek at the inner workings of what professionals like herself do all day.
The Life & Legacy of Dwayne McDuffie, Diversity in Comics Pioneer
The Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity, now in its third year, is named for the man whose influence on the comics industry is still being felt.
Libraries Join National Initiative To Transform Public Housing into Book-Rich Environments
The Book-Rich Environment Initiative will serve children living in HUD-assisted housing—and encourage families to use local libraries. The U.S. DOE and the National Book Foundation are among the new project's partners.
A New Library Card for Rep. John Lewis | Picture of the Week
Staff at the Fairfax County (VA) Library sent a new library card to "March" trilogy author John Lewis, who was denied one in 1956 because of his race.
A NC Library Brings Wi-Fi Hotspots to Students in Need
Partnering with Sprint, the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library is allowing students who don’t have Wi-Fi at home to check out portable hotspots.
What’s After Pokémon Go? Explore Augmented Reality Sept 13 | SLJ ISTE Webcast Series
This fall series, sponsored by littleBits, explores the education technology topics educators are talking about this school year, from virtual reality and STEAM to popular culture and digital literacy.
Pokémon GO: What Do Librarians Need To Know?
Where's Pikachu? How libraries are connecting with patrons over this wildly popular new virtual treasure hunt that uses geolocation—and why the game raises privacy concerns.
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