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VLA Conferences
Thank you for joining us at this year’s conference!
The 2024 conference page can be found at this web address.
Our past conferences are on the Past Conferences page.
VLA Updates
2024 Fall Professional Development Grant Applications Due August 1
Applications are due by Thursday, Aug. 1, 2024, for the next round of Vermont Library Association Professional Development Grants. Up to $250 is available for VLA members to attend a professional development program such as a workshop, conference, or continuing education course. Priority is given by monetary need, library involvement, leadership, and commitment to Vermont […]
Vermont Library Conference 2024 Presentation PDFs
Libraries Empowering Communities: Standing Together in Uncertain Times was the theme of the Vermont Library Association’s 2024 annual conference, held on Monday, May 20, at the Killington Grand Resort Hotel and Conference Center in Killington, Vermont. Following in alphabetical order by title are presentations made available to us by the speakers. Click the link to […]
- The Working Group on the Status of Libraries in Vermont Receives 2024 Green Mountain Award
- Vermont Library Association Applauds the Passage of S.220, Protecting Libraries and the Freedom to Read in Vermont
- 2024 VLA Award Nominations Due May 1
- Vermont Library Freedom to Read Statement
- Vermont Library Association Conference 2024 Call for Proposals
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Our Mission
The Vermont Library Association is an educational organization working to develop, promote, and improve library and information services and librarianship in the state of Vermont.
From Our President
The role of libraries has never been more essential in addressing the crucial issues of our time by connecting us to ideas and to one another, providing free and equitable access to resources, embodying the values of democracy and inclusion, creating joy and inspiring wonder. I am very honored and excited to work with my Vermont colleagues to champion and advance the vital mission of the Vermont Library Association.
Oceana Wilson (she, her)
VLA President
Dean of the Library, Bennington College