Join us on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, for Digital Accessibility in Libraries, an Amigos online conference which will offer actionable strategies and collaborative solutions, drawing on shared experiences to help libraries embed accessibility into their digital strategies and create a more inclusive future.
Two library teams partnered to challenge the assumption that college students don’t read and to amplify underrepresented voices through community-driven collections. They are sharing their project’s findings in the new Amigos Know & Go: College Students Actually Do Read session.
Amigos is offering a unique lineup of Know & Go sessions (quick, one-hour professional development opportunities designed to fit busy schedules) this February and March. These sessions are part of Amigos’ continuing education offerings, available at no cost to member libraries.
Amigos invites proposals from staff at member libraries and the wider library community for two upcoming events:
Registration is now open for Digital Accessibility in Libraries, the February 25th Amigos online conference which will offer strategies and solutions for libraries.
Strengthen your skills in managing electronic resources with this comprehensive 3-course micro-credential series. Each course is designed to help you acquire, implement, maintain, and troubleshoot access to electronic resources, as well as develop strategies for assessment and preservation.
Courses in the Electronic Resource Management Series:
If you missed yesterday’s online conference, there is still a chance to view the sessions by registering for the recording to explore how libraries are putting AI into action through real-world projects, collaborations, and service innovations.
Amigos Library Services invites proposals from staff at member libraries and the wider library community for individual or panel sessions at its upcoming online conference, Digital Accessibility in Libraries, on February 25, 2026.
Congratulations to the following seven individuals for completing the requirements for the Metadata Principles and Practices: Micro-Credential certificate!
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