Our Fall 2026 issue is now live, featuring the 2026 Library Design Showcase! Read the full issue at https://t.co/LOkta1lBSj, or by article at https://t.co/vvZyHGvJ16.
Librarians discussed approaches to responding to inappropriate calls that may not meet formal definitions of sexual harassment at an #alaac26 session. https://t.co/X9sWupndQb
ALA members spoke about their pathways to Association leadership at the "Leading ALA into the Next 150 Years" #alaac26 session. https://t.co/sp6FonylwV
Whether you use AI or not, it raises issues that libraries will need to help their users with. An #alaac26 panel provided tips. https://t.co/Drd9iaFX3w
The #alaac26 session "Elders Deserve Social Justice Too" session discussed how libraries can help fight age-related discrimination. https://t.co/VlIZrosR4k
Beauty entrepreneurs can get a lot of benefit from the local library, as demonstrated by the #alaac26 session “Breaking Barriers, Building Brands: Supporting Beauty Entrepreneurs in Libraries”. https://t.co/T7RGkYjF8v
Pokémon clubs at libraries offer a way for children to gain reading, math, strategy, and social-emotional skills. An #alaac26 session shared more. https://t.co/XPMD2cm6eZ
At #alaac26, comedian Melissa Villaseñor spoke about creativity and helping children embrace their true selves—and speaking at her hometown library. https://t.co/V1FARyp76s
“We’re being told to accept things the way they are, take our dissent and bury it,” said civil rights scholar Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw at her #alaac26 presentation, but people should talk back to authoritarianism. https://t.co/GvWJj90xbM
“I do think that books have always been this kind of fortress in which we can save democracy,” declared novelist @minjinlee11 at her #alaac26 session. https://t.co/Il0qwzLbPY
The #alaac26 closing session featured a panel of ALA leaders discussing the current state of intellectual freedom, where it’s headed, and how to connect it to our other freedoms and to democracy. https://t.co/fXLS1IiDMw
Librarians discussed responses to inappropriate calls that may not meet formal definitions of sexual harassment at an #alaac26 session: https://t.co/X9sWupndQb
Librarians are experts at recommending books. An #alaac26 session demonstrated how those skills can be applied to finding perfect games as well. https://t.co/s81JJLWEqE
“I’ve only seen this many librarians in my dreams!” she exclaimed. “The fact that there are 3,000 of you in the room really does feel like I’m dead!” Read more from Rachel Maddow's #alaac26 appearance. https://t.co/Lig0rhmrG2
“Regardless of whether you adopt AI or not, [you should] have guidelines.” An #alaac26 panel provided tips for navigating products and policies in the world of AI. https://t.co/Drd9iaFX3w
"This is something that’s going to affect all of us." An #alaac26 panel addressed how libraries can help fight age-related discrimination. https://t.co/VlIZrosR4k