Join us July 17th for our fifth annual SLJ Picture Book Palooza, an all-day, free virtual celebration of authors and artists from around the world, who bring picture books to life with their extraordinary art. Register for a day dedicated to their craft and hard work, with a schedule that includes keynotes, author panels, and illustrator spotlights with visionary creators.

Learn to support early literacy by integrating the science of reading into your elementary library.

Recommended for preK-3rd grade school librarians.

Learn the science of engaging in play at work to increase productivity and prevent burnout.

Recommended for anyone who manages people.

Learn engaging and effective teaching methods to help students develop critical information literacy skills.

Recommended for grades 8-12 school librarians and academic librarians.

Join us Thursday, August 7^th for our 14th annual SLJTeen Live! virtual event! Come hear about the latest and most exciting forthcoming titles for teens and tweens. From rom-coms and mysteries to graphic novels and classic coming-of-age stories, our daylong program of author panels, in-depth conversations, and keynote talks will keep you inspired and entertained.

You’ll also have the opportunity to visit the virtual exhibit hall to meet with leading publishers and download digital galleys and other free resources.

Strengthen literacy with books your readers already love.

Recommended for school librarians (grades 6-12) and public youth services librarians.

Learn practical ways to use AI tools to streamline work at your library in this introductory course. 

Recommended for AI beginners; open to all levels and types of personnel.

Learn change management skills to help support your library's ever-evolving needs.

This course is intended for library managers and leaders.

Build stronger relationships with your community by improving your customer service skills.

Recommended for frontline librarians and staff.

Learn how to create work practices that support resilience and recovery from burnout.

Recommended for all levels and types of library personnel.