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Accountability is a human skill, not something that happens to bad people. How many times have movements been pulled apart not because of external forces but because of internal conflict and strife? So often we ask how others can be accountable without first looking internally and asking, “How have I been accountable?”  Join PLSN with…

In an era marked by deep social divides, technological disruption, and growing isolation, Triptych: Death, AI, And Librarianship offers a transformative vision: that libraries can—and must—do more than inform; they can save lives. Joined by Jain Orr and Qianzi Cao, R. David Lankes presents three bold lectures that challenge librarians to embrace their role as…

How does light or darkness impact library and archival work? Do you think about the sun and its proximity to your facility at different times of year? Are your collections light sensitive? Is your building open after dark? Please join us for a warm breakfast with serious conversations and plenty of playtime on a chilly…

Following a wonderful tour of BookOps earlier this year, we're delighted to have the opportunity to tour The New York Public Library's Library Services Center spaces on the upper levels of the same building. Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour of spaces including the conservation lab, the digitization lab, and the manuscripts and archival processing…