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CHICAGO — In the midst of crisis, when organizations of all kinds have been forced to rethink their most basic operations and functions, libraries continue to demonstrate their resilience. Quickly pivoting to innovative ways of connecting their users to the information and services they need and enjoy, library workers are fully embracing the challenges of serving their communities in challenging times. In the , you'll find the tools, guidance, and expertise that will help you move forward. Among the hundreds of titles featured:

• “,” Martin Garnar, editor, Trina Magi, assistant editor, for Office for Intellectual Freedom (OIF);
• “,” published in cooperation with Public Library Association (PLA), edited by Kathleen M. Hughes and Jamie Santoro;
• “,” by Rebecca Tolley;
• “,” by Hilda K. Weisburg; and
• “,” by Caroline Carruthers and Peter Jackson.

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