Summer in the Streets: The Urban Lit Movement Tuesday, August 9, 2022 – 2-4pm Join us on Zoom to hear from K’wan, Joy Deja King, Anna Black and Kareem Williams in panel format, talk about their experiences reading, writing and promoting the hot Urban Lit genre. Presented in conjunction with RAILS. Please register by clicking
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ARRT Book Chat via Zoom – Dec 3
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The final ARRT Book Chat will happen on Thursday, December 3, starting at 2 pm. This BYOB (Bring Your Own Book) style program has some simple guidelines: Bring any title you’d like to share with the group. Any genre (fiction or nonfiction) and any format (audiobooks, movies, television, podcasts, or music) are welcome! As always, ARRT
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HWA Librarians’ Day 2020 is here!
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HWA Librarians’ Day 2020 has arrived! See the HWA Librarians’ Day page for: slides from the programs presenter websites links to the videos a reminder link to the Q&A page Registration is open through the end of November. Register for this free program here
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ARRTCon 2019
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Thanks to everyone who joined us at ARRTCon 2019! Visit the ARRTCon 2019 page to see handouts and slides.
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ARRT travel grants now available
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ARRT now offers Travel Grants to support readers’ advisors in attending ARRT programs! Visit the ARRT Travel Grant page for more information on how to apply.
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Romance Genre Study schedule: posted!
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The schedule and list of topics for the 2018-2019 Romance Genre Study are now available! The first meeting will take place Thursday, February 1, 2018, from 2-4 pm, at the Lisle District Library. There’s also an assignment for this introductory meeting. ARRT members, we hope to see you there!
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Next genre study: Romance!
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Romance is the focus of the 2018–2019 ARRT Genre Study. The Romance Genre Study kicks off Thursday, February 1, 2018. Please check back for further details.
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ILA program: Dealing in Diversity
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Heading to ILA? On Thursday, October 12, from 1:45–2:45 p.m., join us for Dealing in Diversity: Proactively Serving Communities Through Authentic Representation. This program continues the conversation begun at the ARRT program presented in June 2017. Panelists include librarians Becky Spratford, Heather Booth, and Annabelle Mortensen; bestselling romance author Sonali Dev; and Sourcebooks
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Upcoming program: ARRTCon 2017
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It’s time again for a full day of RA topics! Join us for ARRTCon 2017 on Thursday, November 9, from 9 am to 4:30 pm. Our keynote speaker, the wonderful author Barbara Barnett, will start us off with a discussion on libraries and Pop Culture. Every attendee will be able to attend four breakout sessions,
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Upcoming Book Club Study: The Mothers
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Please join us for a discussion of The Mothers by Brit Bennett, led by Megan Rosol: Wednesday, November 8 2 – 4 pm Morton Grove Public Library RSVP to Megan Rosol (mrosol@mgpl.org) Please arrange to obtain your own copy of the book for the discussion. As always, discussion of the book includes a nuts-and-bolts