Conferences & Events

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to streamline metadata workflows and increase the capacity of cataloging operations. Interest in the promise of AI has accelerated since the release of ChatGPT in 2022. Metadata practitioners have conducted many case studies using AI processes, such as machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP).

April 2026 Learning Live

Documenting the cultural heritage and unique experiences of your community members provides a more inclusive archival record. This presentation covers the steps needed to establish relationships and work with community members through participatory archives. This presentation will provide an overview of the basic structure of how to conduct oral histories and working with communities.

Explore why boundaries matter in public service and how they contribute to a safer, more sustainable work environment.

A 60 minutes webinar on the relevance of business archives to business librarians in an effort to better support researchers

As backlash against libraries continues escalating, librarians are more vulnerable than ever; yet, few practices effectively or proactively address this issue, especially in program spaces.

This 6-week online course is a basic primer for library cataloging concepts and practices.

This 4 week course Fundamentals of Management is designed for new managers to build the skill set they need to successfully lead their department or organization, as well as support existing managers looking to improve their skills.

This 6-week online course is a basic primer for library cataloging concepts and practices.

This session will explore concrete examples, including the implementation of multilingual signage; the creation of accessible restrooms with adult changing tables; the design and use of inclusive furniture; and the provision of lactation rooms, sensory and quiet spaces. Learn how new access to spaces created opportunities for policy and practice change as well.