Digital Services
We design software and provide deep consultation to libraries and archives around the world.
Read all about our digital services below.
Read all about our digital services below.
For more information about your METRO staff, check out the bios below.
Scroll on to see our portfolio of projects. If you'd like to partner with us, please reach out to us at info@metro.org.
Learn more about our esteemed board members below.
METRO's Library Assistants and Support Staff Association (LASSA) provided a series of skills-based webinars during spring and summer 2022. Find details about each session and a link to view the webinar recording below:
The World Wide Web started with so much promise: to connect people across any distance, to allow anyone to become a publisher, and to democratize access to knowledge. However, today the Web seems to be failing us. It’s not private, secure, or unifying.
We’re excited to announce our Equity Mentorship Program! This program is meant to support BIPOC students and early professionals in the library and archives field.
METRO’s Equity Mentorship Program: Information Session
Thursday, July 21st from 11:00am to 12:00pm
Specific information about our current grant program and projects can be found on the pages below.
Learn more about this grant program below.
Thank you for joining us at METRO's 2022 Annual Meeting! We are so glad you are here.
The deadline for electronic submission of the application is September 10, 2021.
*All sessions will be conducted via Zoom
Date: Friday, October 7th, 2022 from 9 am - 11 am EST
Who is this for?
This program is designed for people who identify as BIPOC and are either:
Please see the “Eligibility” section on the main page to see if you’re able to apply.
You can apply for the program by providing:
Our Interest Groups are convened by leaders in our field around a topic of interest to our community.
Traci Mark, Program Manager: Equity, Archives & Media Preservation (tmark@metro.org)
Davis Erin Anderson, Director of Programs and Partnerships (deanderson@metro.org)
Nate Hill, Executive Director (nhill@metro.org)
We provide opportunities for information professionals to grow through structured training and experiential learning. We are currently developing:
Past programs include:
We work with our local membership in New York City and Westchester County to develop and maintain essential services within our regional network.
We've run more than 100 online events since March 2020, and we've got recordings, summaries, and other deliverables for every single one. Scroll down for direct access to content from our whole universe of past event outputs.
We're putting together an advisory committee of METRO members to help us explore ideas that our community should be digging into in our professional development events. This committee will:
Programming is curated by METRO staff and our interest groups.
We seek to develop, enhance, and improve the delivery of healthcare information between member libraries and health care pr
We are committed to providing a welcoming and productive environment for all. Please check out our Code of Conduct for more information.