Accessibility and Public Libraries Under Title II of the Americans With Disabilities Act: What Trustees Need to Know Jan. 11 at 11am ET

Learn the responsibilities of Trustees in ensuring that their libraries are truly welcoming to all of their communities – now and into the future. Recent laws and societal shifts have increased knowledge and visibility about disabilities. As our population evolves…

Join United for Libraries’ Member Virtual Roundtable Thurs., Dec. 12 at 7:30pm ET

Network, discuss hot topics, learn tips, and get advice from fellow Friends, Foundations, Trustees, and library advocates What are virtual roundtable discussions? Who is eligible to participate? Personal members of United for Libraries are invited to participate in discussion groups–statewide…

United for Libraries and Freedom to Read Foundation present free webinar, ‘Banned Books 101: What Library Boards & Trustees Need to Know,’ Sept. 24

United for Libraries is teaming up with the Freedom to Read Foundation for a free webinar, Banned Books 101: What Library Boards & Trustees Need to Know, on Tues. Sept. 24 at 1pm ET. The webinar will be presented during…

READCON: A Curriculum for Library Readiness, Advocacy, and Community Empowerment During Challenging Conditions

July Learning Live will equip library advocates with tools for smooth collaboration and effective community outreach United for Libraries’ July Learning Live takes place Tues., July 9th at 2 p.m. Eastern. During READCON: A Curriculum for Library Readiness, Advocacy, and…

Deadline Extended: Submit a program for United Virtual 2024

Submissions now open through May 6 United for Libraries Virtual, an interactive three-day virtual event, will feature expert speakers on current topics facing library Trustees, Friends, Foundations, and staff who work with them. We’re seeking programs of interest centered on…

Learn How Library Trustees/Boards, Friends, and Foundations Can Support Community Health

Library Trustees/Board Members, Friends of the Library groups, and library Foundations can be valuable partners in supporting community health in libraries. During How Library Trustees/Boards, Friends, and Foundations Can Support Community Health, Join Dr. Noah Lenstra of Let’s Move in…