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Please join LILRC when we welcome Nicholas A. Brown-Cáceres and David H. Plylar, authors of Let the People Hear It: Concerts from the Library of Congress at 100 (Library of Congress, January 25, 2026). Let the People Hear It tells the story of groundbreaking philanthropist Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge who founded the series and built four concert halls across… |
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Webinar Description: People facing the potential of incidents of violence in the workplace need to understand the nature of the problem and the techniques and skills to defuse confrontation as well as recover from a crisis situation. This workshop deals with the extent of the workplace violence problem and who the victims and perpetrators typically… |
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Explore the major forces reshaping New York’s library ecosystem: technology disruption, evolving community demographics, policy shifts, and economic uncertainty. This talk emphasizes actionable insights, offering strategies for how libraries can modernize collections, reimagine spaces, invest in staff development, and strengthen statewide collaboration Presented by: Grace Riario is a seasoned library professional with over twenty-five years…
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In 2020, Burt Cagir, MD, Executive Director of Donald Guthrie Foundation, located on the Robert Packer Hospital campus in Sayre, PA, got the idea to relaunch a version of The Guthrie Journal, which had published previously under different titles from 1931 to 2003. For most of the 20th century, the journal had played a vital…
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A demonstration of how to create a new collection, add items and make updates or corrections to metadata using CONTENTdm Project Client and CONTENTdm Administration. If you haven't worked in the Project Client in a while, need to make changes to existing metadata, or are curious about how LILRC uses CONTENTdm to upload images to the… |
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Join hundreds of state-wide colleagues and fellow library advocates for 2026 NYLA Library Advocacy Day: Fighting for Libraries. Meet with your representatives, tell your library's story, and engage in this impactful day of action. CLRC has scheduled appointments with regional State Assemblymembers and Senators. Take a look at our master schedule to see who we're meeting with! CLRC has… |
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Resilience in library work is often framed as an individual responsibility, yet exhaustion persists even among staff who prioritize sleep and self-care. This session introduces the seven types of rest: physical, mental, sensory, emotional, social, creative, and spiritual, and examines how library work places demands on each of these areas. Participants will explore how workplace… |
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A core function of any library is providing access to content, often through web-based platforms. April 26, 2026, and April 26, 2027, are two deadlines for public institutions to ensure web content and mobile apps comply with the U.S. Department of Justice’s 2024 Final Rule on Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),… |
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The talk will address challenges in new construction and major renovations for archives, libraries, and museums. It will cover collaborating with architects and engineers, specifying collection storage needs such as object housing, storage furniture, and space arrangement, and will highlight the importance of clear communication. About the presenter: Tim White retired from the Yale Peabody… |
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Webinar Description: This session is designed to equip library leaders, managers, and staff with the tools and strategies to create equitable succession planning that foster diversity and inclusion. Participants will learn how to identify, mentor, and promote emerging talent while fostering an organizational culture that values and supports equity in leadership roles. Participants will be…
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In this session, author April Day Garcia introduces the healing framework behind her memoir The Room to Be Brave, a framework that grew out of both her recovery journey and a lifetime of finding refuge in libraries and books. April explores the idea that we all carry “rooms” inside us. These rooms are shaped by early … |
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Local, State and Federal jurisdictions continue legislate and regulate labor & employment at an unprecedented rate. It is challenging for the most diligent practitioner to remain current on all the recent developments. This program will bring you up to date on the important updates in labor & employment law along with our predictions for the… |
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Join LILRC when we welcome back award-winning writer David Baron to discuss his acclaimed new book, The Martians: The True Story of an Alien Craze that Captured Turn-of-the-Century America (Liveright, 2025). About The Martians “There is Life on the Planet Mars” ―New York Times, December 9, 1906. This New York Times headline was no joke. In the early… |
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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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As tools like ChatGPT become more common in research, this presentation looks at how they might help with one of the most time-consuming parts of writing a systematic review: searching for relevant studies. Our study tested whether ChatGPT could create effective search strategies by comparing its outputs to those used in established Cochrane systematic reviews.… |
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