If you missed the November 30, 2023, online conference, "Reimagining Libraries: Exploring the AI & VR Revolution in Library Services", there's still a chance to view the sessions by registering for the recording.

The latest Amigos Online Conference will highlight the innovative work happening in member libraries in the arenas of artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR). These technologies have emerged as powerful tools that enhance and expand the role of libraries, empowering them to provide innovative services and experiences to their patrons.

Amigos has opened registration for the sessions that makeup the micro-credential series for Electronic Resources Management. Register for the first session today!

The latest Amigos Online Conference will highlight the innovative work happening in member libraries in the arenas of artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR).

Registration is open for access to the recorded keynote and concurrent sessions of the September 7, 2023, online conference, "Libraries Address Inequities". This conference examined ways in which libraries build partnerships, raise community awareness, and center dialogue in addressing known and emerging inequities.

The September 7, 2023, online conference, "Libraries Address Inequities" will examine ways in which libraries build partnerships, raise community awareness, and center dialogue in addressing known and emerging inequities.

People experience inequities - instances of injustice and unfairness – in many parts of their lives and may even experience them when engaging with library policies, services, or programs. Central to the mission of libraries is a commitment to addressing long-entrenched and newly emerging inequities in society - whether inequities in access to information, education, opportunity, or representation.

Planning for the Amigos November Topical Conference, “Reimagining Libraries: Exploring the AI & VR Revolution in Library Services” is well underway.

People experience inequities - instances of injustice and unfairness – in many parts of their lives and may even experience them when engaging with library policies, services, or programs.

People experience inequities - instances of injustice and unfairness – in many parts of their lives and may even experience them when engaging with library policies, services, or programs. Central to the mission of libraries is a commitment to addressing long-entrenched and newly emerging inequities in society - whether inequities in access to information, education, opportunity, or representation. Addressing inequities requires assessment of library resources, examination of existing programs and services, and direct engagement with the communities experiencing inequity or injustice. How are libraries stepping up to address inequities across their communities? And how is that central part of our mission changing, becoming more challenging, or more rewarding?