This meeting was held on February 27th, 2026, at 10:00 am online. You can watch the recording on the WiLS YouTube channel or view the slides. 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… READ MORE
This edition of WiLSWorld Shorts was held on January 23rd, 2026. Feel free to watch the recording on our YouTube channel or view the slides! 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,… READ MORE
At the conference, you will also find WiLS staff facilitating and presenting these sessions in collaboration with members. We’d love to see you among the attendees! Notable Reports Panel: Recent Library Trends, Data, and Discoveries Wednesday, October 29th at 11:00 am CT in Salon D Join WiLSians Sara Gold and Andi Coffin as they facilitate this… READ MORE
Libraries have long relied on trustworthy, free information available online from federal government agencies, including from the NIH, NLM, CDC, NSF, and others. As that landscape changes, libraries are looking for other sources of reliable and accessible information to share with students, faculty, and community patrons. Join your academic library colleagues on Wednesday, March 19th… READ MORE
Libraries and cultural organizations are powerful institutions in their communities and make a powerful partner for solving big problems. Our access to information, our ability to distinguish good information from bad, our ability to educate, our community networks, and the trust we’ve built with patrons and partners are critical assets we bring to… READ MORE