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The Future of Libraries: Humanity, Technology, and the Stories We Preserve
Attendees can expect to learn about the vast responsibilities of the panelists, how to take advantage of their local institutions, and what they should keep in mind if they choose to use generative AI.
There Was A Library In Babylon
I’m afraid of what I see coming. I do believe we’re in peril, not because of what AI can do, but what we’re allowing it to do.
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National Book Awards: The Bad News
What I don’t look forward to is not being able to discuss these books, and their writers, with you.
National Book Awards: The Good News
I’m excited to share with you that I’ve been selected to be a judge on the National Young People’s Literature Award Committee.
Women’s Libraries
I though I’d point out some of the libraries around the world that collect, preserve, and present information products that contain women’s history. These are spaces that uplift creativity, leadership, and the quotidian successes of women.
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Caring; Checking In
So much Stuff is going on in libraries, on our streets, and in our homes. I’ll leave it there because, if you know you know; no need to linger on the details. So much of it is big stuff that is dangerous to ignore and frightful to consider. And, impossible not to care. it How […]
Nic Stone: Dear Reader
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear one of today’s most compelling voices reflect on the power of stories to expand our understanding of ourselves and the world around us.
Rising and Resisting in Minneapolis
The free, online event takes place on Monday 10 March at 11 am ET. Prior registration is required.
The Librarians and the Censorship of the Black Child
While Black librarians weren’t present in this movie, it’s important to know this fight isn’t as exclusive as it was portrayed.
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