Upcoming Webinars

The best defense against censorship is preparation, policies, and the ability to manage meaningful conversations with the community. Join Jamie LaRue to learn how the value of intellectual freedom came to be adopted by librarians and why it is so crucial now. Jamie will provide a checklist and brief discussion of essential policies and protocols.

When given the appropriate knowledge and skills, we are all capable of making informed, effective, and safe choices when facing customer conflict and violence. As part of that approach, join Suzanne Powell to discuss how we can create a shift in how we view and respond to these situations to enhance our safety and reduce employee stress.

Asking for help at university libraries can be intimidating for many students. Join Audrey Welber for this presentation highlightin the uniquely supportive role of Personal Librarians to address this and provide undergraduates with welcoming points of connection.

In this webinar, award-winning author Jonathan Halls will share tips from his latest book on how to structure training videos to support learning, film content with your smartphone that looks professional, and edit video using techniques from professionals to look awesome.

When managing change initiatives, leaders need to engage and effectively utilize supporters who can reinforce key change messages and encourage others to adopt new behaviors. At the same time, leaders need to seek out opposition views. Join Kathryn Zukof to learn how to seek out both voices to improve project outcomes.  

Join John Chrastka, Executive Director of EveryLibrary, to learn how to manage a successful library board by understanding their types, roles, and responsibilities. John will help directors recognize and differentiate between various board types and foster a board environment that is proactive, engaged, and responsive to community needs.