The ICfL is offering the Indigenous Idaho: Future, Present, and Past continuing education course for a fourth time this October. Learn alongside your library peers about Idaho’s federally recognized [...]
Join us for two, free online trainings on adaptive programming and collection development in libraries. These free trainings will be presented by Jen Taggart, creator of Adaptive Umbrella and Youth Services [...]
Idaho libraries are the nexus of global information, innovative services and community, enabling us to sustain our history, empower our present, and create our future. Do you enjoy reading the [...]
The Idaho Commission for Libraries’ Read to Me program is excited to host the biennial Read to Me Rendezvous this fall. This two-day convening for Idaho library staff has [...]
What started as a small collection of books for ICfL staff to use internally for their own professional development has grown into two new ways Idaho library staff can [...]
The Idaho Commission for Libraries is excited to bring you our first Bilingual Resource Letter. The hope for this blogpost is to create a document that holds important dates, [...]
Do you enjoy reading the Curiosity Report? Do you see change as an opportunity to learn and grow? Do you find yourself going with the flow when things don't go [...]
ESSER stands for Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief. ESSER is part of the American Rescue Plan (ARP), a federal law that was passed in 2021 to provide relief [...]
Do you enjoy reading the Curiosity Report? Do you see change as an opportunity to learn and grow? Do you find yourself going with the flow when things don't go [...]
(A 3-week course offered by Library Journal/School Library Journal) ICfL currently has 20 free seats available for this course for Idaho library staff members. This free course was made [...]
