Do you manage events and projects at your library or cultural heritage institution? No matter the project’s size, a robust understanding of project management can help you work more efficiently. This workshop is for any library worker whose role involves planning and completing projects, at any level. Walk away from class with project management tools…
Strengthening Internship Pathways: Best Practices for Libraries, Archives, and Information Agencies Internships are essential for preparing future professionals in information fields. This session outlines practical, inclusive strategies for sponsoring internships, including mentorship structures and community-focused design. Emphasis will be placed on aligning programs with institutional missions and professional development for both the mentor and mentee.…
Description: Integrating principles of “slowness" can play a key role in your growth, personally and professionally. Whether you're familiar with slow librarianship, looking to develop the skills to implement it, or aiming to enhance your library services along with the quality and fulfillment of your work as a librarian, Lorin Jackson, an experienced slow librarianship…
Please join LILRC and ALA President Sam Helmick for an in-person advanced screening of select portions of Ken Burns’s new PBS documentary series, The American Revolution. 9/26/2025 When: Friday, September 26 10:00am - 12:00pm Where: 627 N Sunrise Service Rd Bellport Suffolk Cooperative Library System, Auditorium, New York 11713 United States Contact: Eliscia Cirrone ecirrone@lilrc.org 631-675-1570
Managing day to day complaints requires a great deal of skill and patience. This workshop will address the process of investigating and responding to employee complaints to prevent them from spiraling out of control. The workshop will also focus on conflict resolution and problem-solving skill sets needed to address day to day employee complaints. Presented by: Joshua Bienstock, JD., LLM, Associate…
Discover how to design and host your own immersive virtual art gallery using Spatial.io, a web-based platform for building interactive 3D spaces. In this session, we’ll explore how libraries and creators can use Spatial.io to bring exhibits and programs into virtual environments accessible from VR headsets, mobile devices, and desktop computers. You’ll be guided through the…
Bring the past into the present with immersive technology! This webinar explores how libraries can use Augmented and Mixed Reality (AR/MR) to activate cultural stories, build layered exhibits, and engage patrons of all ages. Learn how to design interactive experiences using tools like Adobe Aero, BlippAR, and ZapWorks—no coding required. We'll spotlight successful library case…
You’re invited to the Central New York Library Resources Council’s 2025 Annual Conference on Thursday, October 16 at Hamilton College! Register Now! Registration Deadline: Monday, October 6, 2025 Schedule at a Glance 8:45 AM – 9:30 AM Optional Nature Walk @ Root Glen 9:30 AM Registration Opens – Coffee & Pastries 10:00 AM –…
In our diverse and multi-cultural workplace, it is essential that we have the necessary skill sets to responsibly manage, lead, and work collaboratively with others. This workshop will provide participants with the tools to be both a transformational leader and a team player with a focus on diversity, inclusiveness, sensitivity and the role of being culturally aware. Presented by: Joshua Bienstock,…
Food and cooking hold powerful roles in the transmission of stories, as cultural memory, as family history, and more. Join LILRC as we welcome culinary historian Michael W. Twitty and food memoirist Raj Tawney for a conversation about the many ways that food is narrative. Michael W. Twitty is a culinary historian and food writer from…