Learn tangible ways to handle censorship, find allies, and ensure your library policies are up to date. 

Recommended for all levels and types of library personnel.
 

The Newbery Committee chooses the Medal winner behind closed doors, but here’s your chance to see how it works. Our expert Mock Newbery panel, the Heavy Medal Award Committee, discusses five of the best books of the year, following the process of the real Committee.

Learn to create library collections that are inclusive and reflect a diverse range of people, stories, and experiences.

Recommended for collection development librarians and staff.

Revolutionize your approach to user-centered services by implementing co-design practices in your library.

Recommended for outreach, programs, and services personnel.

Build stronger relationships with your community by improving your customer service skills.

Recommended for frontline librarians and staff.

Empower yourself and your team by learning fundamental budget management skills. 

Recommended for any library worker who manages a budget.

Learn practical ways to use AI tools to streamline work at your library in this introductory course.

Recommended for AI beginners; open to all levels and types of personnel.

Join School Library Journal on March 6 for our seventh annual Middle Grade Magic virtual event, a day-long celebration of authors and creators dedicated to crafting literature for kiddos ages eight through 12. Get a first look at some of the most anticipated new titles for your young readers, from modern coming-of-age tales to eye-popping graphic novels to immersive fantasy.

Start an accessibility audit and transform your library by learning essential strategies for inclusivity and accessibility.

Recommended for all levels and types of library personnel.

Build a community-centered library from the top down by learning how to create a strategic community engagement plan. 

Recommended for library leaders, administrators, and managers.