Registration is now open for the 2024 Annual Conference and Expo

We are thrilled to announce that registration is now open for SLA’s 2024 Annual Conference & Expo! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with special librarians, information, data […] Read More »

Information Outlook

by: Leslie Steele, SLA Executive Director I am thrilled to extend a warm welcome to you as we proudly announce the 115th anniversary of The Special Libraries Association, and the […] Read More »

Advertise with SLA

SLA offers advertising and sponsorship opportunities to engage with our members all year round! SLA members span the breadth of the information industry, from traditional librarians to taxonomists, data scientists […] Read More »

Call for Exhibitors & Sponsors

We invite you to exhibit and sponsor the 2024 SLA Annual Conference, held at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, RI. At this conference, we will be celebrating 115 […] Read More »


Paper on Water Costs Rated Best at Annual Conference

The nearly 50 education sessions at SLA’s 2022 Annual Conference addressed a wide variety of topics, ranging from using non-traditional information sources to cleaning catalog data to addressing misinformation to […] Read More »


Conference Focuses on Need to Provide Value

After two years of online conferences necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Special Libraries Association reconvened in person on July 31 in Charlotte, North Carolina, while also offering the option […] Read More »


On Day 2, Focus is On Finding and Vetting

Where can you find information and data, and how do you know whether it is accurate? Those questions loomed large over the second day of the SLA 2022 Annual Conference, […] Read More »


New Skills, Helpful Mentors, and an ‘Awesome Deed’

Where does value lie in an association? SLA, like all associations, must continually ask this question of its members so it can adjust its programs, services, and other offerings to […] Read More »


‘Relentless Curiosity’ Drives Dana Award Recipient

When John Cotton Dana, SLA’s founder and first president, became Denver’s first librarian, he pushed for the right to allow patrons to browse the stacks themselves rather than ask librarians […] Read More »


Extended Access Adds Value, Reduces Regrets

Ever leave a conference wishing you had done more—attended more sessions, spent more time networking and connecting, or asked more questions? If so, you aren’t alone. Conference regret comes in […] Read More »

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