
A Word From Our CEO, Amy Anderson: Libraries Are Transforming Our Communities
The libraries of Allegheny County have always worked hard to serve in ways that build their communities and make them stronger. The services they provide

The libraries of Allegheny County have always worked hard to serve in ways that build their communities and make them stronger. The services they provide
Whole Person Librarianship is an approach drawing from social work concepts, such as cultural humility and person-in-environment, to help librarians become more confident in learning
In recent years, the role of libraries in our communities has changed significantly. Today’s library-goers visit for any number of reasons: to use a computer,
ACLA is pleased to introduce the newest member of our team: Katrina Mink, BSW/MSW, Social Work Program Coordinator. Katrina directly oversees all aspects of

The Allegheny County Library Association has always maintained a strong commitment to the county’s public libraries. From the organization’s inception in response to the need

National Library Week (April 3- 9, 2022) is a time to celebrate our nation’s libraries, library workers’ contributions and promote library use and support. The theme

In 2021, ACLA launched The Talent Bank – a new online resource to help local libraries to acquire the interest and talents of community members

The Jack Buncher Foundation provides match to support literacy and learning During September’s annual Love Your Library campaign, Allegheny County libraries raised a record-breaking $1.23

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Studies have shown that the benefits of using a library include better success in school and an increased likelihood of continued use of the