Registration is now open for the highly anticipated PLA 2026 Conference, April 1–3, in Minneapolis Minnesota!

Get program guidance and ways to expand career resources so your library can empower patrons to achieve their career goals.

Learn terminology and characteristics of autism, and challenges and joys experienced by members of the autistic community.

Learn about forming your own senior advisory board to help shape library programs and services for seniors in your community.

Learn how a medium-sized public library minimized its social media use while still engaging with its community.

With higher rates of neurodivergent students approaching traditional college-age, it is more important than ever to embrace neurodivergence within the academic library.

Learn how you can build your library’s brand to increase loyalty and connection with your customers through simple yet impactful ways, like eye-catching displays, short surveys, and a simple style guide.

Join a group of university professionals as they explore the technical and political processes of overhauling and streamlining their LibGuides and the A-Z database list.

Hear insights and innovations from a new report about public libraries at the forefront of adult learning in the United States.

This webinar addresses emerging challenges for both academic and public libraries interested in collecting, preserving, and providing access to digitally distributed video games.

Learn practical tips and techniques to help you understand rapidly-evolving AI technology with a common-sense approach.

Presented by United for Libraries and the Freedom to Read Foundation

Learn how to develop successful community partnerships to attract new patrons and create new programming opportunities.

Learn from real-life debriefing protocols to provide leaders in libraries with tools and skills to debrief with staff.

Learn why gaming accessibility is so important and how partnerships with public libraries can help bridge the divide.

This talk explores how libraries can apply Appiah's "thick translation" theory to enhance library description practices.

November 2025 Learning Live

A neurodivergent librarian will discuss neurodivergence, what it is and isn't, and how to be a better coworker and ally. This also provides recommendations for supervisors on ways to provide accommodations.

This session will explore the concept of creating a workplace culture where staff value being a part of something bigger than themselves.

Learn how to use the results from the 2024 Public Library Staff Survey to improve your library’s performance, demonstrate value, and increase impact in your community.