AzLA Service Awards Now Accepting Nominations
Each year AzLA gives Service Awards to individuals and groups making a difference in Arizona libraries. These awards are presented at the AzLA Awards Luncheon
Louise A. Stephens Memorial Scholarship Now Accepting Applications
The Louise A. Stephens Memorial Scholarship is now accepting applications. This purpose this award is to support students enrolled in the University of Arizona’s School of
Natalie Menges Elected AzLA Treasurer
Dear AzLA Members, Rene Tanner our current AzLA Treasurer will be leaving us for new adventures out of State. Her last day will be July
July 2021 – What’s New for You in Professional Development
How to Build a Virtual Escape Room Thursday, July 8, 1-2 p.m. Program Description: In-person library escape rooms were a popular programming trend in the
June 2021 – What’s New for You in Professional Development
Program Description: When COVID-19 closed our public spaces on March 16, 2020, Maricopa County Library District began working on a plan to provide library programs
May 2021 – What’s New for You in Professional Development
Program Description: Pima County Public Library (PCPL) staff will discuss the development and execution of the Story Sketches virtual program. This presentation will cover the
April 2021 – What’s New for You in Professional Development
Program Description: Do you have maps in your collection and want to spread the word? Do you want a better idea of where to refer
March 2021 – What’s New for You in Professional Development
Program Description: The older adult population is growing and will continue to grow for the next several decades. They are a diverse group with a
February 2021 – What’s New for You in Professional Development
Program Description: In this budget climate, library leaders need an effective plan to advocate for their funding. Whether you are in a community, on campus,
AzLA Statement Condemning the Violent Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol
In full support of the American Library Association’s condemnation of the January 6, 2021 violence and attack on Congress, the Arizona Library Association (AzLA), in
January 2021 – What’s New for You in Professional Development
Program Description: When changing world circumstances force an unexpected change, how do you respond quickly and effectively? Learn about the process Pima County Public Library
AzLA Statement Condemning Systemic Racism
Dear AzLA Members, Please see the following statement: The Executive Board of the Arizona Library Association (AzLA) stands in solidarity with the Black Caucus of