WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. This virtual event goes beyond the hype to focus on how AI is actually being used in law libraries and legal information settings today. Designed for professionals who understand the value of AI as a tool, this program offers a practical, experience-driven look at how colleagues are integrating AI into their daily work—what’s working, what’s not, and where the greatest impact is being realized.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 and WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. This two-day virtual event goes beyond the hype to focus on how AI is actually being used in law libraries and legal information settings today. Designed for professionals who understand the value of AI as a tool, this program offers a practical, experience-driven look at how colleagues are integrating AI into their daily work—what’s working, what’s not, and where the greatest impact is being realized.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. This virtual event goes beyond the hype to focus on how AI is actually being used in law libraries and legal information settings today. Designed for professionals who understand the value of AI as a tool, this program offers a practical, experience-driven look at how colleagues are integrating AI into their daily work—what’s working, what’s not, and where the greatest impact is being realized.

Take a mid-summer pause with AALLIn as law librarians from across the profession reflect on the ideas, innovations, and discoveries shaping their work. Inspired by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, this episode explores lessons learned in law firms, academic institutions, and government libraries—from training future legal professionals to expanding access to justice and embracing new technologies. Join us for “A Mid-Summer Library Dream,” a conversation about the profession’s momentum and what comes next.

In this episode of AALLIn, we sit down with Dr. Joyce Gilbert, AALL’s new executive director, to talk about her leadership journey, her early impressions of the legal information profession, and her vision for AALL’s next chapter. We also preview the 2026 AALL Annual Meeting & Conference in Cleveland—and the opportunities ahead to connect, learn, and lead together.

Congressman Kennedy discusses tips and strategies for increasing your likelihood of success when contacting your legislative representatives to advocate for the issues that are important to you. Following Representative Kennedy’s presentation, a Q&A session with Representative Kennedy’s Chief of Staff, Adam Fogel, is held.

In this episode of AALLIn, hosts Andre Davison and Katie Brown welcome AALL President Jenny Silbiger and Annual Meeting Program Committee Chair Kelly Leong for a preview of the 2026 AALL Annual Meeting & Conference in Cleveland.

In this program, we will discuss strategies and lessons learned from British Columbia’s LawMatters Program, Canada’s longest running legal-public library partnership. Established in 2007 and enhanced in 2019 with increased funding, our partnership leverages the strengths of law and public librarians, specifically law librarians’ legal reference skills, collection expertise, and familiarity with the legal community and public librarians’ in-depth knowledge of their communities: their needs, challenges, and strengths.

This program will cover essential elements to include in an animal policy, potential challenges and concerns in enacting these policies, and the legal distinctions between various categories of animals.

This program will explore the transformation of legal education through online platforms, which has facilitated a pivot in how libraries deliver services and support.