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Level up your search and use of the NYS Historic Newspapers! Join Chuck Henry, project manager of the NYS Historic Newspapers, for an hour-long session dedicated to more advanced functions, tips, and tricks of the resource, followed by Q&A. Intended for users with basic working knowledge of the site. All are welcome. The session will… |
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Virtual and job interviews have one surprising thing in common: They’re not about you! In this webinar, you’ll learn how to present yourself well (onscreen or in person), how to talk about your skills in a straightforward way, and how to answer the big question on your interviewer’s mind: What can you do for us? Presenter: Jezra… |
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Public libraries across New York serve extraordinarily diverse communities—urban, suburban, coastal, and rural—often within the same system. While access to information has never been more important, barriers like inconsistent connectivity, device fatigue, language differences, and varying levels of tech confidence continue to shape how patrons engage with library resources. This session will explore practical, library-centered… |
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Join LILRC for a moderated conversation with author Amy Blumenfeld about her novel Such Good People (Spark Press, 2025). "It’s 10 p.m. on a Thursday in the spring of her freshman year of college, and April is standing at the back of a crowded Manhattan bar waiting for her friend, Rudy, to arrive. Their eyes lock the… |
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Marketing initiatives involving social media and local media outlets can greatly increase awareness of both library Friends groups and the libraries they support. Strategic campaigns and social media buzz will keep your message popping up in all the right places! In this webinar, the presenters will walk participants through best practices for building consistent, effective messaging… |
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In this one-hour program, award-winning author and Assistant Attorney General Adena J. Bernstein examines the ongoing global effort to recover art stolen by the Nazis during the Holocaust. Drawing from her new book, Stolen Legacies: The Fight for Nazi-Looted Art, Bernstein explains how the Third Reich organized the largest cultural theft in history — not only to… |
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A general overview of how to begin the process of evaluating your organization's risks and outline a plan for staff and collections in the event of an impending or unplanned emergency. This program will include discussion on: Understanding all potential threats Protecting and recovering collections Getting your staff and volunteers prepared Developing evacuation procedures Resources to… |
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Join us for conversation with fellow librarians and library workers to share your workplace concerns. All are welcome. |
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Webinar Description: Are you and your colleagues concerned about health misinformation? Curious to learn more about a book that provides guidance and strategies for how to respond to misinformation? Join us for Health@CLRC Book Talks! Dr. Mike Miller will join us to speak about his book Reversing Misinformation: How to Help Your Family, Friends &… |
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Libraries have long centered intellectual, textual, and cognitive ways of knowing—but our bodies have always been part of how we learn, sense, decide, and connect. This session invites library workers to remember and reclaim embodiment as an essential dimension of information work. Together, we will explore what somatics and embodied awareness mean within and beyond… |
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