AALL 2026: An Aloha Keynote For Lasting Impact, Not Glitz
Law librarians are 'uniquely positioned to wield influence' because their job is to help others, not to win.
Law librarians are 'uniquely positioned to wield influence' because their job is to help others, not to win.
It’s good to pay attention to what AALL is focused on. That’s why this year’s theme was eye-catching.
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As a profession, we suddenly find ourselves betwixt and between a past we thought we knew and a future we do not fully understand. Unfortunately for the conference, it happened to land in the midst of that state of limbo.
This cold case has finally been solved.
Robots are not coming for law librarians’ jobs.
Law firms have met the virtual workplace and that impact will endure.
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Addressing this crisis requires cooperation and collaboration.
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To attend AALL is to spend time with the most technologically savvy and innovative minds in the legal profession.
Thanks to unjust state policies, this may be the last time the American Association of Law Libraries conference is held in Texas.
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The American Association of Law Libraries heads to hip Austin for its 110th Annual Meeting.
When you see inappropriate things happening to women in your workplace, say something.
Should libraries, organizationally speaking, be located under chief marketing officers?
Well f-ing played.