Transform your library culture and services by learning how to build and maintain momentum toward your equity goals.

Join us for the second installment of our Fall Graphic Novels for All Levels series, as publishing insiders give us the lowdown on the hottest graphic novels hitting the shelves this fall. From spectacular and mind-bending comics that weave otherworldly tales, to sci-fi conspiracy thrillers, to epic fantasy and manga, this webcast will showcase the latest and greatest titles that you will not want to miss!

Business books are always useful, guiding readers in times of boom and bust. Whether they help us better understand the current economic landscape or show readers how to plan for the future, whether they offer a guide to finding success in business or to wrestling your life back from it, these titles will appeal to a broad array of patrons. Join us to hear about some of the most compelling business titles coming this fall and spring.

Learn tangible ways to handle censorship, find allies, and ensure your library policies are up to date. 

Join this webcast to learn how librarians can help researchers share their data and software openly and how they can be prepared to answer FAQs!

Hosted by Library Journal in partnership with the Hayward Public Library, this installment of our library building and design event will bring you the latest trends in library design. Dig deep with architects, librarians, and vendors to explore building/renovating/retrofitting spaces both large and small that will redefine the relationship with your users and engage your community.

Join this in-depth conversation where you’ll gain a deeper understanding how library employees play a central and vital role in moving the Alma library management solution forward – to meet individual library needs and the evolving practices of a global community.

Drive greater impact in your community and realize greater efficiency in your work with proficient project management skills.

Learn what they didn’t teach you in library school: how to be a library manager. 

Learn trauma-informed ways to intervene in moments of high tension before they worsen into safety concerns.