Coaching in the Library
By Ruth MetzA professional coach can help leaders and staff up their game in dealing with an ever-changing environment and shrinking resources
Posted February 18, 2010 | Comments: | Read MoreHow to Celebrate Women’s History @ Your Library
By Kay Ann Cassell and Kathleen WeibelTelling the story of women’s work is never done.
Posted February 10, 2010 | Comments: 2 | Read More10 Technology Ideas Your Library Can Implement Next Week
By Ellyssa KroskiEven non-techies can offer cutting-edge services right away
Posted February 9, 2010 | Comments: 14 | Read MoreNewsmaker: Al Gore
Global warming threatens the entire planet, says the author of Our Choice, in an exclusive interview with American Libraries.
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How the World Sees Us

Let's talk about libraries and freedom. Libraries today are not our grandma's libraries. They are busy and noisy, crowded and fun. They serve as a city's social and artistic arena. They protect American freedom to read and right to privacy.

—Norm Schiller, board president, Mississippi Valley Library District, Collinsville, Illinois
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