I co-founded The Library Collective and the Collective annual gathering for librarians five years ago. Ever since, we’ve had alumni asking for a way to keep that same energy and sense of connection happening throughout the year.
I’m so thrilled to announce our latest initiative, the League of Awesome Librarians, that aims to do just that. It’s a re-imagining of what a professional association can and should be. Find out more and join here!
I was honored to be interviewed by WBUR about the choices Boston has been making with all of the stuff received in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon Bombing five years ago.
You can check out the audio story, a video, and article here.
I realize it’s actually a challenge to fully describe the Collective experience. I suppose all I can say is, if you’re interested in a conference that is a coming together of the coolest and most cutting edge librarians planned by a team of librarians who thought through every detail from start to finish, I highly recommend the Collective.
We were excited to read this lovely praise for The Collective in ACRLog, a blog by and for academic and research librarians. Thanks for the rave review, Mollie Peuler, eLearning Librarian at Central Piedmont Community College!
I was surprised and honored to see The Story of the Stuff as an Editor's Choice this week on Digital Humanities Now.
This content was selected for Digital Humanities Now by Editor-in-Chief Anne McDivitt based on nominations by Editors-at-Large.