The next edition of The Political Librarian will be released soon and presents innovative thoughts on library policy and funding issues. journals.library.wustl.edu/pollib/issues/

EveryLibrary Institute proudly announces the publication of the Fall 2024 edition of The Political Librarian (Volume 7, Issue 2). ow.ly/6Xu750UsEKY

A Special Issue of The Political Librarian will be devoted to discussions and analyses of what the results of the 2024 election may indicate for the future of libraries and library work. Submissions are now accepted until until February 23, 2025. everylibraryinstitute.org/call_for_paper…

The fight for the freedom to read is intensifying. Join us for a webinar with the editor & contributors of The Political Librarian as we discuss censorship trends, school library access, and local advocacy. RSVP now to be part of the conversation. ow.ly/bNUR50UYRJa

Kathleen McEvoy from everylibraryinstitute underscores the urgent need for collaboration in scholarly publishing as funding cuts threaten education & libraries: scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2025/03/27/gue… Scholarly Kitchen

A new issue of our academic journal, The Political Librarian, is live. Guest edited by Allison Jennings-Roche and Paul T. Jaeger. Read it for free at the link below. journals.library.wustl.edu/pollib/

Celebrate the #CivicSeason with us! Nonprofit VOTE

Announcing our #CivicSeason webinar series! Help us celebrate civic education in libraries from Juneteenth to July 4th! ow.ly/iZ7L50W7oBH.

Want to celebrate the Civic Season? Join us for a webinar to learn about Vote Early Day and encourage civic learning in libraries. #CivicSeason #VoteEarlyDay

Celebrate the Civic Season with Accessible Elections. Join us for a webinar with AAPD to promote accessibility in libraries! #CivicSeason #DisabilityVote ow.ly/8Non50W6BH7.

The EveryLibrary Institute is proud to partner with democracy organizations to celebrate the Civic Season with a series of webinars on our Facebook Live from Juneteenth through July 4th.

Partnering with other organizations makes democracy stronger! That's why we are encouraging libraries to work with their local League of Women Voters to celebrate the Civic Season! @leagueofwomenvoters ow.ly/6MeW50W6Bxy.

Join us starting next week to celebrate the Civic Season! We have partnered with democracy organizations to bring you this webinar series to talk about the role of libraries in promoting civics! #CivicSeason Made By Us everylibraryinstitute.org/celebrating_th…

Join us today for our webinar with Nonprofit Vote to celebrate the start of the Civic Season! Nonprofit VOTE #CivicSeason Watch on Facebook Live: facebook.com/events/3587769… Watch on YouTube Live: youtube.com/watch?v=E0Z3b3…

Join us today for our webinar with The League of Women Voters to celebrate the Civic Season! #CivicSeason League of Women Voters of the US Watch on Facebook Live: facebook.com/events/1244816… Watch on YouTube Live: youtube.com/watch?v=YFIstI…

We are calling for papers on the weaponization of "neutrality," the rollback of DEI in federal and state policy, and the impact on library workers and the communities we serve. This special issue of The Political Librarian will pub in October. everylibraryinstitute.org/political_libr…

Join us today for our webinar with Librarian Rebekah Cummings to celebrate the Civic Season! #CivicSeason Rebekah Cummings Watch on Facebook Live: facebook.com/events/6077116… Watch on YouTube Live: youtube.com/watch?v=G8POMH…

Join us today for our webinar with the American Association of People with Disabilities to celebrate the Civic Season! #CivicSeason AAPD Watch on Facebook Live: facebook.com/events/1465623… Watch on YouTube Live: youtube.com/watch?v=VDu6kp…

Join us today for our webinar with Vote Early Day to celebrate the Civic Season! #CivicSeason Vote Early Day Watch on Facebook Live: facebook.com/events/7233166… Watch on YouTube Live: youtube.com/watch?v=08-2ks…

Join us today for our conversation with EveryLibrary's Executive Director, John Chrastka, to celebrate the Civic Season! #CivicSeason John Chrastka