Sometimes nonfiction just needs the right introduction.

Recommended for anyone who works with children and/or teens.

Difficult conversations do not get easier by waiting. This course gives you a practical way to prepare for them, stay grounded in them, and handle the follow-through without making everything worse.

Recommended for aspiring or current managers, or anyone who needs help with difficult conversations.

When someone asks your library to prove its value, “we know we matter” is not enough. This course helps you build the kind of evidence-based case that actually lands with boards, administrators, and other decision-makers.

Recommended for librarians and library administration at public, school, and academic libraries.

Join us on October 8th for SLJ Day of Dialog, a free virtual event celebrating the best forthcoming books for children, tweens, and teens. Throughout the day, you'll hear from acclaimed authors, attend engaging panel discussions, and enjoy keynote presentations that highlight the newest releases across genres.

Teach students to use AI to support their research, not replace it.

Recommended for K-12 school and early academic librarians with all levels of AI knowledge.

Join Charlesbridge on October 15 for a free virtual symposium celebrating the launch of STEAMWORKS, a book series featuring children of all backgrounds and abilities using scientific, mathematical, and creative thinking to solve everyday problems. 

Reading belongs in every classroom, not just ELA.

Recommended for classroom teachers (grades 6 - 12).

A classroom library is more than a bookshelf in the corner.

Recommended for 6-12 classroom teachers.

This course gives library leaders a more practical way to plan, communicate, and lead change when staff are already stretched thin and day-to-day work still has to keep moving.

This course is intended for library managers and leaders.

Managing up is one of those skills everyone is expected to have, but hierarchies, communication styles, and internal politics can make even small conversations feel loaded.This UnConference creates space to talk honestly about those dynamics and learn from people who have dealt with them firsthand.

Recommended for all library workers, regardless of type.