Events

Depending on the size of your community, your website must be accessible by either April 2026 (for communities with 50,000 or more persons) or April 2027 (for communities with fewer than 50,000 persons or those in a special district). Accessibility doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Drawing on a recent project that involved reviewing and correcting multiple library […]

W8. Cybersecurity, Privacy & Protection for LibrariesMonday, March 16: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.From ransomware attacks to phishing scams and data breaches, cybersecurity threats are escalating—and libraries are not immune. This interactive workshop helps library leaders, IT staff, and administrators understand today’s most pressing digital security risks and how to protect systems, staff, and patrons. Speakers […]

Accessibility doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Drawing on a recent project reviewing and correcting multiple library websites, Silveira highlights common barriers and practical steps to address them, including tools for testing, simple adjustments with big impact, and strategies for building accessibility into everyday workflows. Get a practical checklist that supports a more welcoming and usable […]

Registration at: https://infopeople.org/training/online_learning_detailsAre you looking to move ahead in the library profession or better understand the role of technology within the library? Would you like to increase your understanding and boost your confidence in technology and how it integrates into the library?Designed as a practical look at technology today, this course will help attendees grow more […]

AI is not a replacement for accessibility expertise—but it can be a valuable support tool. In this one-hour webinar, library staff will explore practical, responsible ways AI can assist with ADA and WCAG-related accessibility work. Drawing from real library accessibility projects, the session will highlight how AI can help:Review content for accessibility issuesImprove readability and […]