News and Updates

Stay up-to-date with EveryLibrary's work.

News and Updates

Stay up-to-date with EveryLibrary's work.

Thank You for Your Donations During the LJA Matching Challenge

EveryLibrary would like to thank everyone who took the time to make a donation during the Matching Challenge from Library Juice Academy.

Illinois: Villa Park Library Won and the Koch Brothers Killed the Library Initiative in Plainfield

I'm very happy to report a Win last night for the Villa Park Public Library in Illinois.

Vote YES for Villa Park Library – April 4, 2017

EveryLibrary today announces our endorsement of the “Vote Yes for the Villa Park Library” campaign and the Villa Park Library referendum on the April 4, 2017 ballot

The Threat to Libraries if IMLS, NEA and NEH are Closed

2017 has taken a very strange turn for libraries with the release of President Trump's FY 2018 budget framework and his call to eliminate the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Support SB 2089 and Transparency in Illinois

As a library advocacy organization, EveryLibrary knows that libraries are trusted by their communities for two big reasons: they provide access to information for everyone, and they keep patron library cards and borrowing records confidential.

Preserve Funding for IMLS, NEH, NEA and PBS – Act Now

The president's 2018 budget framework was announced today and it calls for the elimination of the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Update on Books for Prison Libraries

EveryLibrary and our colleagues at the LGBT Technology Partnership were proud to present a workshop at South by Southwest 2017 in Austin on "Super PAC Hacks for Social Good".

Join National Disability Voter Registration Week 2017

EveryLibrary is proud to announce a new partnership with the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) to bring National Disability Voter Registration Week 2017 to libraries across the country.

Preserve Funding for NEA, NEH & PBS

At EveryLibrary, we believe that any threatened cuts to funding for the arts, humanities, and cultural programs is a threat to all cultural institutions - including libraries.

One America – Advice for Libraries about Immigration Enforcement Actions

As part of our support and involvement in the One America Coalition, we want to cross-post an in-depth discussion of the rules and laws concerning ways that libraries can prepare for increased activity by federal Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in their communities, at their facilities, and with their patrons.