(via Gwen Gregory, Northern Illinois University)
Library Freedom Project’s privacy and intellectual freedom training for library workers is now open for applications!
Library Freedom Institute covers a wide range of highly relevant and engaging subjects in the privacy, intellectual freedom, and critical technology realm. The 2026 Institute will take place over 15 weeks (starting in late January), consisting of a two-hour virtual meeting every week, in addition to an in-person weekend component. Participants will also spend time each week working on readings and group discussion. After LFI has completed, participants are invited to join the LFP community of practice, a one-of-a-kind space for library workers to continue collaborating in a supportive environment.
Application questions, requirements, and FAQs are available here.
Applications are due Wednesday, December 10. Please e-mail institute@libraryfreedom.org with any questions.
LFI is made possible in part through generous support from the Mellon Foundation, the Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment, and the Calyx Institute.