Public Libraries
Through the free Teacher Lab program, K–12 teachers and librarians get up to date on research skills—and earn professional credit.
I have worked in public libraries for 24 years now and every few months (weeks? days?) it seems like another think piece or post on social media comes out proclaiming that we should just shut down and stop funding our public libraries because no one even uses them anymore, or everyone just uses the Internet, […]
We start with the Me Stuff, and then it’s all downhill from there, as they say. First up, I’m slated to be in NYC this weekend! *enter noisemaker sound here* Yup! It’s Bookfest time at the Bank Street College of Education and this guy is gonna lead a discussion on humor with Jon Scieszka, […]
The “five R’s of family engagement” include reaching out, raising up, reinforcement, relating to others, and reimagining services.
Following a harassment incident, the Oakland (CA) Public Library broadcast a message of inclusion and took significant steps to build community.
Top o’ the Sunday to you! Let’s get down to business, shall we? First up, the best of the best of the best. Now I have scoured the internet for information on whether or not documentarian Frederick Wiseman will be showing Ex Libris, his latest film on New York Public Library, on PBS any time […]
A mix of fiction and nonfiction titles from such stellar talents as Daniel José Older and Margarita Engle. And, as a bonus, professional reading picks for those serving Latinx communities.
A controversial student poetry reading; controlling bookmobile offerings; questioning 'James and the Giant Peach.'
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