INBLN member Mahasin Ameen receives prestigious award in librarianship
Hear IBLN member Mahasin Ameen’s acceptance speech after receiving the I Love My Librarian Award.
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Mozel Sanders 101: Celebrating the life of a Haughville hero
On the eve of Mozel Sanders’ 101 birthday, we look back at his life of service towards liberation.
Liberated Readers: New year, new adventures with Maurice Broaddus
On Sat., Jan. 11, join Maurice Broaddus for another storytime filled with winter wonderland adventures.
Epic storytime teaches kids how to build community
Join us Saturday, December 14 at 11:00 am to hear stories on belonging by Khrisma McMurray, a member of Indiana Black Librarians Network.
Explore space through literature and liberate your imagination
Join Mahasin Ameen at our Nov. 9 Liberated Readers event!
Spooky stories for our brave Liberated Readers
The IBLN invites liberated readers to come in costume to celebrate the start of the Halloween season on 10/12!
Liberated Readers: Stories of coming together
On 9/14, all children are invited to hear Dr. Charles Sutton read stories on coming together and strengthening community!
Liberated readers storytime: Our new path to lifelong learning
IBLN invites parents and their little ones to join us for the our new monthly Storytime program on 08/10!
Indiana Black Librarians Network calls for library worker unity
Only the library workers united with the community can eliminate the corrupt, racist, and anti-people IndyPL Board!
Did IPS violate its own rules when removing Lane? Library union asks for answers
Library union says IPS Board violated their established laws when attempting to remove Lane from the library board.
Amira Malcom: “Stephen has always stood on the side of library workers”
Malcom, a librarian and outspoken community advocate, articulates the personal and political reasons for supporting Stephen’s decision to resign.
Supported by workers, whistleblowers, and union president, Lane resigns from library Board
Watch video of Lane’s resignation, read his letter, and learn why the community and library workers stand behind his decision!
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