Why take this course: Explore trauma-informed librarianship and create psychologically and emotionally safer and more inclusive spaces for patrons, students, and staff.

Recent years have seen trauma affecting people in multiple and complex ways, including how they engage with libraries. As such, trauma-informed librarianship is crucial for librarians in today’s diverse and ever-changing communities. In this 3-week online course starting April 11, you'll develop a deep understanding of trauma-informed practices and how to apply them for patrons, staff, students, colleagues and yourself.

Who should attend: This course is geared toward public-facing librarians and staff; however, all levels of librarians, including managers and directors, will benefit from learning how to create trauma-informed library cultures. 

How to Apply Restorative Justice in

Your Library

April 30 & May 14, 2024

Why take this course: Learn foundations of restorative justice from a library perspective. You will learn how to lead peace circles, how to initiate communication about an incident, and how to facilitate ongoing relationship repair and accountability from those who have caused harm.

Who should attend: This course is for librarians of all levels who have a new or emerging understanding of restorative justice practices. 

Join as a Group 

Group Rates

Request a discount for groups of 3 or more and work with your colleagues on a project for your library.

Credit Packages

Purchase packages of course tickets that you can allocate to your staff as needed and apply to our full roster of courses.

Purchase 15 or more registrations and apply them across multiple courses.