Neither distance nor geopolitics prevent librarians and library school students with Librarians Without Borders from making the annual trek to the Miguel Angel Asturias Academy In Guatemala.

Acknowledging grief in the workplace is critical to building trust and to ensuring that staff members can respond to the loss of a colleague in a healthy and a productive way.

In this month’s issue of InsideOCULA, we begin by continuing our look at renewal initiatives, then explore special collections and events in two Ontario university libraries. Lastly, we have the final installment of the OCULA president’s column by Melanie Parlette-Stewart.

A conversation between Rashed Ahmad and Todd Kyle that offers two perspectives on inclusivity as it relates to the library world.

The annual Thunder Bay Diversity Breakfast fulfills a very specific mission: To work towards an inclusive, equitable community free of racism and discrimination of any kind.

I have a wealth of training and have done (and continue to do) a plethora of professional reading on learning to read … the reality is that even the experts cannot quite agree on the “just right” approach.

When bad things happen, we should become even more open rather than follow the normal but very human response of condemnation and then censorship.

The OLA Best Bets Committee is inviting you to apply to one of four positions currently open on the committee.

Le conseil francophone de l’Association des bibliothèques de l’Ontario (L’ABO-Franco) recherche des professionnels de l’information qui désireraient présenter une communication.

This particular blank space is waiting for members of the Ontario Library Association (OLA) community to fill it up, decorate it, contribute.