Many professional organizations, including WNYLRC, use Robert's Rules and parliamentary procedure to conduct their meetings. It's a flexible method that is adaptable for any type of meeting, and knowing the…

Webinar Description: Are you interested in learning more about autism and programming and how you can help your library, and the entire staff, create a welcoming climate for all of…

The goal of this three-part series is to help people manage difficult conversations in spaces with school-aged children in relation to the current cultural moment (e.g. conversations about race and…

Kugel and Frijoles: Latino Jews in the United States analyzes the changing construction of race and ethnicity in the United States through the lens of contemporary Jewish immigrants from Latin America.…

The optics of weeding is an often-overlooked part of the weeding process. No one wants to have to lock their dumpsters or appear on the news accused of book burning!…

With so many 'archival' products to choose from, it's hard to know what is safe, effective and reversible. Are tags enough? Nicole Menchise will explore the options available to you…

Job hunting during this pandemic has shifted the entire job market, and it isn't easy to predict what will happen next. Are you wondering where the jobs are, and what…

Webinar Description: Whether you are teaching in-person, online, or some ever-changing combination of the two, it’s essential to start with effective instructional design and a solid plan (and backup plan!)…

“It was the scariest thing I’ve ever done at my library.” This is how Julie Perrin, director of the Jaffrey Public Library in Jaffrey, New Hampshire, describes a virtual conversation…