by IFLS Staff | May 13, 2022 | digest
IFLS is 81% Fine-free Centuria just became the 43rd library to adopt a fine-free policy. Menomonie launched their new logo Check it out! It’s Official The L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library Board of Trustees announced that Nancy Kerr is the new director. She will...
by IFLS Staff | May 6, 2022 | digest
WAPL Conference registration due today It’s in person! Online conference registration is due TODAY, May 6th. Visit the WAPL 2022 Conference website here. New on the Website Challenge Support & Intellectual Freedom Resources. Find it under the Library...
by IFLS Staff | Apr 29, 2022 | digest
The Weekly Digest brings you the best that came across our desks at IFLS this week, upcoming events, news and changes you need to know about. Unite Against Book Bans: ALA Campaign from PLA e-news, forwarded by John This month, ALA launched Unite Against Book Bans, a...
by IFLS Staff | Apr 22, 2022 | digest
Leah Wants to Know IFLS is planning an in-person one-day fall mini-conference for the folks who don’t often get to attend workshops and conferences, but who are essential to keeping the library doors open and things functioning smoothly—people who are not directors,...
by IFLS Staff | Apr 15, 2022 | COVID-19, digest
$$$ WiLS Ideas to Action Fund: WiLS and the WiLS Board provide grants of up to $5000 so you can bring your ideas to life. We are seeking innovative or collaborative proposals from libraries and cultural organizations of all types in order to support the important...
by IFLS Staff | Apr 8, 2022 | COVID-19, digest
ALA Poll finds that the public broadly opposes book banning efforts! By large majorities, American say they oppose recent efforts to remove books from schools and libraries, and say they trust in librarians to make appropriate collection decisions....
