American Library Association ALA is the largest membership association in the library industry It's a community of people working together to ensure that libraries remain vital centers of literacy, access, and opportunity
Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA): Benefits and Side Effects - WebMD ALA is produced in small amounts in your heart, kidneys, liver, and muscles It's found in every cell in your body, where its most important job is to help turn food into energy
2026 ALA Annual Conference Exhibition ALA 2026 Annual Conference Exhibition Chicago | June 25 – June 29, 2026 ALA Annual Conference is the biggest library event of the year Attend in person or online for top-quality education, inspiring speakers, author talks, access to exhibitors, and much more
Home - ALA150 The ALA-APA supplies ALA members with resources to attain their goals in the personal and professional spheres, which enables them to make educated choices about career moves, ensure equity in pay, and work towards effecting positive change in their libraries
Home | American Libraries Magazine As community demand continues to ramp up, organizations representing the vast majority of North American public libraries, including ALA’s Public Library Association, released a joint statement May 26 calling for change in licensing for digital content
American Library Association - Wikipedia In June 1990, the ALA approved "Policy on Library Services to the Poor" and in 1996 the Task Force on Hunger, Homelessness, and Poverty was formed to resurrect and promote the ALA guidelines on library services to the poor
ALA: 2025 book challenges hit near-record level - The Hill The American Library Association (ALA) says book bans remain stubbornly high, announcing that 2025 saw the second-highest documented level of book challenges, narrowly missing the top spo…
About ALA | ALA The American Library Association (ALA) is the oldest and largest library association in the world, providing association information, news, events, and advocacy resources for members, librarians, and library users
ALA Workers Vote Yes on Union - American Libraries Magazine American Library Association (ALA) employees voted overwhelmingly to approve the formation of ALA Workers United (ALAWU), a new union representing staff at the 150-year-old association The final vote count, tallied on May 27, was 77–4, with 81 out of 87 votes counted (Six votes were challenged