Public Libraries
Are you a YA librarian looking for some inexpensive and self-directed but engaging activities for your teen patrons or students? Look no further!
Are hate groups the same as sports, religious, social, civic, partisan political organizations? When it comes to using a public library's meeting room, the ALA says, "Yes."
With help from community partners, the Mitchell Park Library in Palo Alto (CA) created a culturally inclusive, family friendly event of color, music, and community.
From essay support to portfolio help, school librarians can support students with the application process—and help them thrive once they get to college.
Librarians and literature lovers join march in protesting the separation of migrant children from their parents.
Public libraries and middle and high schools can apply for the grants. But hurry, the deadline is July 9.
A few things to note from ALA Annual in New Orleans.
The video game Fortnite is officially a full-blown craze—and gaming events are a great way to bring teens into the library this summer.
Partnerships between schools and public libraries are on the rise—and may just be our our best lever to support literacy.
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