Every day, we see how our members care for their communities. Whether in conversations, at conferences, in local news, or in Ideas to Action proposals, we hear how libraries and cultural organizations are finding new ways to nurture and support their communities. From food or necessity pantries and blood drives to mental health resources and… READ MORE
In today’s information landscape, identifying mis-information and dis-information has become an increasingly difficult challenge. In this session, from UW-Madison’s iSchool Continuing Education Services, we will take a critical look at AI’s role in misinformation. Join Sam Molzahn, Librarian at Franklin Public Library on February 5th, 12-1pm CT to delve into better understanding how to evaluate… READ MORE
It might be cold outside now, but we’re dreaming of sunshine, story time under the trees, programs on the patio, and chalk art on the sidewalk! Join us on Friday, January 23rd at 1:00 pm CT for a fun and inspiring webinar all about how libraries are using outdoor spaces to host creative, engaging programs,… READ MORE
We are excited to share that the Computers in Libraries 2026 conference is offering WiLS members a special discount on registration! The conference will be held March 17-19, 2026, in Arlington, Virginia. The Computers in Libraries conference provides a unique opportunity for library and information professionals to gather and discuss the ways technology impacts libraries and the… READ MORE
Attending the 2025 Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums (ATALM) Conference in the homelands of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians was a deeply enriching experience, combining professional learning, cultural connection, and a strong sense of place. Set against the Smoky Mountains at the height of fall, with mist rising over ridgelines and vibrant… READ MORE