All around the world, many librarians are striving to build ever more inclusive, diverse, and representational collections for their library users. Focus is being put on interrogating past practices and... read more →

Infobase is gearing up for the Texas Library Association (TLA) Annual Conference in Fort Worth on April 25–28. Stop by booth #2206 to enter our prize raffle and see our award-winning... read more →

Automation. COVID. The Great Recession. Every few years, something seems to come along and dramatically shift the career and job landscape for our communities. In a rapidly changing globalized world,... read more →

April showers bring May flowers, but for fans of poetry, this month is all about celebrating the emotional power of poems. Whether narrative, dramatic, or lyrical, classic or contemporary, poetry... read more →

A Historical Spotlight from Issues & Controversies in History: YALTA AGREEMENT: Did Roosevelt and Churchill Succeed in Achieving the Best Deal Possible? Did Roosevelt and Churchill succeed in negotiating the... read more →

You dream of creating services, programs, and spaces that respond to your community. And you know that you need to plan ahead in order to accomplish that while making the... read more →

If you’re attending the Public Library Association (PLA) Conference in Portland, OR, on March 23–25, be sure to visit Infobase booth #1644! Stop by to enter our raffles, grab a... read more →

Women’s History Month is a perfect time to learn about the challenges that women have faced politically, socially, and professionally throughout American history, and celebrate the accomplishments of focused and... read more →

A library collection diversity audit is an incredible way of gathering critical data on the state of representation present in your library collection. This data can be pivotal in your... read more →

A Women's History Month Spotlight from Issues & Controversies in History: EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT: Should the U.S. Constitution Be Amended to Ban Discrimination Based on Sex? Should the Equal Rights... read more →

Parenting has never been easy—especially now. We want to acknowledge all of the time and effort that goes into what you’re doing. Adults, along with kids, experience a range of... read more →

The multicultural offerings found in The World Almanac® for Kids have been expanded even further with a new topic: African-American History. This topic includes in-depth histories, events, and data on... read more →