Programs & Programming
Facing policies that threaten their service models, core values, and federal funding, librarians voice concerns—and mobilize.
Children's librarians are leveraging an old favorite, stuffed animals, to impart a love of reading. A new study shows their efforts make a measurable difference.
With reading boot camp, a makermobile, and more, these libraries are ready for summer break.
A children's librarian in Ontario used the poster by artist Calef Brown, included in the February issue of SLJ, as the centerpiece of a book display.
Librarians around the country share how their workday has changed post-election.
I’m always looking for small program ideas that don’t take a lot of planning time, are inexpensive, are flexible, and appeal widely. Here are three to try. Sci-Fi Stitches – or – Embroidered notecards You can be silly or serious with this one. I did both and both were fun. For the “sci-fi stitches” I […]
The national Book-Rich Environment Initiative promises to be a critical step in addressing print scarcity for low-income kids. Libraries will be key partners.
A local medical school’s service requirement, combined with my young patrons’ need for mentors they could count on, made for a perfect match.
On February 4, libraries across the country celebrated Take Your Child to the Library Day.
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