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Empowering and advocating for libraries and library workers to ensure equitable access to information for all. 🌎’s largest library association.

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2026 marks the 150th anniversary of the American Library Association. It's a milestone that invites us to imagine the libraries of tomorrow, to advocate fiercely for open access to knowledge, and to invest in the infrastructure, both digital and human, that makes libraries a foundation of thriving communities. Celebrate, connect, and reflect with us all year at ALA150.org. #ForOurLibraries 08 Jan 2026 Reading shouldn’t be a passive or static exercise—it’s an adventure waiting to be lived. Take your storytimes and youth programming to the next level! Using movement, music, and immersive environments, Camp Read-a-Rama turns storytime into an adventure. In this free Nov. 17 webinar, hear from Dr. Michelle H. Martin, founder and co-director of @campreadarama, to learn how they’ve helped inspire lifelong readers for more than 16 years. Can’t attend live? Register for free and receive access to the recording. ALA members save on Camp Read-a-Rama’s online training, and webinar attendees will learn about additional opportunities available through the partnership. Learn more and register at the link in our bio. 01 Jan 1970 Building relationships with stakeholders is critical for library workers, especially in rural and small communities. Join ALA OIF, ARSL, Library Freedom Project, and LittleSis for an essential program about building community. Nov 19, 12pmCT. Link in bio Free for ALA members! 01 Jan 1970 Just north of Austin, Texas, the Jarrell Community Library and Resource Center serves a small but quickly growing region with a lot more than books and grant funding from the American Library Association is playing a significant role in helping it do so. Read more at ilovelibraries.org or at the link in our bio. 01 Jan 1970 November is International Games Month! This month, libraries across the U.S. and around the world are bringing their communities together to read, learn, and play through programming centering games of all kinds. As one of our last and most cherished third spaces, libraries are perfect places for us to gather, play, and have fun—for free. International Games Month is an initiative of ALA's Games & Gaming Round Table (GameRT). You can learn more about GameRT at games.ala.org, or at the link in our bio. What are you playing this month? Visit your library and level up your game! 01 Jan 1970 Happy Election Day! America's libraries support voters in making their voices heard at the polls. If voters in your community have trouble casting their ballots, they can contact the Election Protection Hotline: 866-OUR-VOTE See you at the polls! #ReaderVoterReady 01 Jan 1970 Welcome home … where horror awaits. Get ready to shake, shiver, maybe even scream! Audio makes these evil houses all the more visceral, and with horror fiction on the rise, you’ll find plenty of options in this list from ALA’s @ala_booklist to keep you up at night. You can see the full list along with short reviews at ilovelibraries.org or at the link in our bio. 30 Oct 2026 The main goal of the Haunted Library is community engagement and to help the community foster a love of the library and feel more connected to it. The program has grown every year since 2014, and now the community expects and looks forward to it. Read more at ilovelibraries.org or at the link in our bio. 01 Jan 1970 No travel. No cost. Plenty of ideas for library gaming and play. Join us for ALA Demo Day: Games & Play, a free virtual event featuring live demonstrations of games, puzzles, and play-based products for libraries. Discover new products, see what other libraries are exploring, ask vendors questions, and exchange ideas with fellow library professionals in the chat. Plus, you'll have a chance to win prizes for your library! Registration is free but required. Explore the participating vendors and sign up at the link in our bio. #ALADemoDay #LibraryGaming #LibrarySolutions #Libraries 18 Nov 2026 I Love Libraries spoke with Palacio and Helquist about “The Haunted Playground,” their love of Halloween, their library memories, and more. Read more at ilovelibraries.org or at the link in our bio. 01 Jan 1970 In 1945, ALA purchased the Cyrus Hall McCormick Mansion at 50 East Huron Street in Chicago to use as its new headquarters. However, by 1955, ALA was investigating other options, and by 1960, ALA was not only ready to move out of the mansion but also tear it down. Why would ALA want to move out of the McCormick Mansion so quickly and destroy it? Was it because the mansion was, well, a mansion and not a suitable office space? And they wanted to use the land to build a proper office building that would be their home for over 50 years? Or…was it because the mansion was haunted? Read more at ALA150.org or at the link in our bio...if you dare. Photos from the @ala_archives. 28 Oct 2026 State and local governments are increasingly employing AI to flag books for removal from library collections. In doing so, they rely on machines to make judgments rather than the expertise of the educators and library workers they employ. The prompt given to an AI chatbot shapes the response it generates. When the language of a prompt is grounded in the social, political, or moral tastes of a small group or individual, the result is viewpoint-based censorship. But what if the prompt is used to objectively evaluate whether a book meets the educational needs of students who choose to read it? We debunk the use of AI to censor library collections at the link in our bio. 01 Jan 1970

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