In the Moment: Archiving Daily Life in a Pandemic
May 1, 2020In the Moment: Archiving Daily Life in a Pandemic How Historical Societies, Libraries, Archives, and Museums are Documenting the Effects of COVID-19 By Erica Jaros
How Children's Museums are Fostering Imagination, Learning, and Creativity at Home
April 23, 2020How Children's Museums are Fostering Imagination, Learning, and Creativity at Home Physical museum buildings may be temporarily closed, but that doesn’t mean that learning, imagination, and discovery are on hold.
How Libraries are Connecting Researchers and Citizen Scientists Around the World
April 17, 2020How Libraries are Connecting Researchers and Citizen Scientists Around the World From COVID-19 to Research in Your Own Backyard, Libraries are Advancing Science
Cabin Fever Setting In? Join Polar Bears, Koalas, Tigers, and More on a Virtual Safari
April 3, 2020Cabin Fever Setting In? Join Polar Bears, Koalas, Tigers, and More on a Virtual Safari
Facing Challenge with Resilience: How Museums are Responding During COVID-19
April 1, 2020Facing Challenge with Resilience: How Museums are Responding During COVID-19 Online Educational Resources, Virtual Visits, Community Service Among Ways Museums are Adapting
It Started at the Library: Tom Coburn, Civil Rights Ally and Friend
March 31, 2020It Started at the Library: Tom Coburn, Civil Rights Ally and Friend IMLS Director Crosby Kemper on Love in the Time of Crisis and the Life of Senator Coburn
Libraries Are a Refuge in Times of Crisis
March 13, 2020Libraries are centers for learning, for trusted information, and critical resources that communities need to thrive. They connect us with each other, with the world, and with vital information—online, through books and other resources, and through activities and services.
Transforming Communities and Ourselves: A Year in Review
January 22, 2020Transforming Communities and Ourselves: A Year in Review IMLS Director Dr. Kathryn K. Matthew Reflects on 2019 A new year is a time of celebration, anticipation, and reflection on the past year’s aspirations and accomplishments and that left undone. Like many of you, we at IMLS now look ahead to all that 2020 may have in store.
IMLS on the Road: Trends We Saw in U.S. Public Libraries This Year
January 10, 2020IMLS on the Road: Trends We Saw in U.S. Public Libraries This Year Throughout 2019, we visited libraries all across the U.S. Here’s what we learned. By Madison Bolls, Michele Farrell, and Dennis Nangle
