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  • Employment and Training Resources for Spanish Speakers

    Employment and Training Resources for Spanish Speakers

    As part of an ongoing collaboration with the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration (DOL/ETA) and the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), WebJunction is pleased to update you on employment and training resources ...

  • Impacts and Reflections: Digital Stewardship Training Initiative

    Impacts and Reflections: Digital Stewardship Training Initiative

    A pressing concern for staff working in tribal archives, libraries, and museums (TALMs) is appropriately managing and preserving the unique and diverse cultural heritage materials—digital and analog—that are in their care. Similar concerns often hold...

  • Pima County Library: Building Community through Cultural Humility

    Pima County Library: Building Community through Cultural Humility

    It’s no secret that a lot of really wonderful people work in libraries. I learn so much from having regular access to motivated, smart people who are so passionate about helping others. The best librarians possess a unique blend of conviction, commit...

  • Drive social media success that connects on a personal level

    Drive social media success that connects on a personal level

    How can you engage purposefully on social media with the different communities your library serves while also addressing larger, system-wide goals and policies? The concept of “social care” offers a clue. Social care differs from traditional customer...

  • Pandemic Perspectives: Navigating Changes and Connections at the Connecticut Library Consortium

    Pandemic Perspectives: Navigating Changes and Connections at the Connecticut Library Consortium

    Amanda Stern is the events and special projects manager at the Connecticut Library Consortium, a statewide membership collaborative serving all types of Connecticut libraries by helping them strengthen their ability to serve their users. Amanda has a...

  • Successful Partnership Model Provides Legal Assistance Across Colorado

    Successful Partnership Model Provides Legal Assistance Across Colorado

    Ric Morgan is a humble man who brushes off any accolades to himself and gives all the credit to librarians. “Go give the librarians a hug. Thank the librarians, they’re the ones who make this all possible!” Morgan is referring to successes of the Vir...

  • Pandemic Challenges and Learning Outcomes from RAILS

    Pandemic Challenges and Learning Outcomes from RAILS

    Monica Harris is the Associate Executive Director of RAILS (Reaching Across Illinois Library System), which serves approximately 1,300 academic, public, school, and special library agencies in northern and west-central Illinois. We caught up with Mon...

  • Eviction Resources for Libraries

    Eviction Resources for Libraries

    Housing insecurity is widespread, in part due to unemployment and related financial issues during the COVID-19 pandemic. The civil legal process of eviction is complex and can be confusing to renters and landlords alike. People experiencing eviction ...

  • Build on Strengths When Responding to a Crisis

    Build on Strengths When Responding to a Crisis

    As the REALM project (REopening Archives, Libraries, and Museums) continues to gather and adapt science-based information to inform local decision making by libraries, archives, and museums, it’s been essential to listen to the real-world experiences...

  • CFPB Resources: Helping Patrons with Rental Assistance

    CFPB Resources: Helping Patrons with Rental Assistance

    This job aid is for library staff assisting patrons (both renters and landlords) who are inquiring about or applying for rental assistance through the federal Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program.