Join us for the first installment of our 2025 Spring Graphic Novels series, where leading publishers will converge to unveil an exciting array of graphic novels that will captivate patrons of every age and reading level this spring and summer.

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. 

Join us for the second installment of our 2025 Spring Graphic Novels series, where leading publishers will converge to unveil an exciting array of graphic novels that will captivate patrons of every age and reading level this spring and summer.

Managing today’s public libraries comes with challenges that demand flexible, efficient and forward-thinking solutions. Join us to hear from experienced librarians as they share how implementing Polaris ILS improved their libraries’ daily operations and helped them better serve their communities!

Create a safer library by learning to de-escalate conflicts with compassion and confidence.

Recommended for public-facing staff.

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.

Learn kindness practices to build trust with your team and transform your management style.

Recommended for library leaders, administrators, and managers. 

The accessibility landscape is undergoing a transformation, with evolving accessibility and disability laws in the U.S., Canada, and globally. Join this session for an introduction to the latest accessibility legislation and to learn more about their implications for libraries.

Ensure your collections are accessible and inclusive by learning how to catalog with a critical eye and start an inclusivity audit.

Recommended for cataloging librarians and staff.