Physical books are no longer a requirement for law libraries, leaving print a choice rather than an obligation.
In the March/April 2026 issue of #AALLSpectrum, Tammy Pettinato Oltz explores this evolving landscape. Read more: tinyurl.com/36w4zpvt
Thanks to the advocacy of AALL’s Native Peoples Law Caucus and collaborators, the 22nd edition of The Bluebook now includes long-overdue guidance for citing Tribal legal systems.
Read the full story in #AALLSpectrum: tinyurl.com/42z2xayc
#LawLibraries #IndigenousLaw
🎉 Ready for #AALL26? Whether it’s your first Annual Meeting or you’re a seasoned pro, the #AALLSpectrum March/April issue has the full guide to programming and events you won’t want to miss. Check it out: tinyurl.com/45xfw52s
Register by May 20 and save up to $100. aallconference.org/registration/
Academic law libraries are evolving faster than ever, especially with the rise of generative AI transforming research, instruction, and resource management.
Read the #AALLSpectrum article here: tinyurl.com/4rsuzbkr
Thinking about a move into academic law librarianship?
✨ In the latest #AALLSpectrum, Laura Dixon-Caldwell and Ashley Evans share practical advice and best practices for making a successful transition.
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It's not always easy to know what professional development steps to take to pursue long-term career goals. Learn more about how to identify next steps and align your growth with your goals in the January/February issue of #AALLSpectrum: tinyurl.com/2s4fuar7
"Over the last few years, much of the legal world has shifted from the physical to the digital space," yet rural and remote communities lack reliable internet to access this space. Dive deep into the Access to Internet Problem in the January/February issue of #AALLSpectrum: tinyurl.com/bde9d5b4
Learn more about the 2025 AALL Salary Survey in the January/February 2026 issue of #AALLSpectrum! Take a peek behind the numbers and gain important insight on the structure, organization, and methodology of the Salary Survey. Take a deep dive now: tinyurl.com/4mnjufwb
Cindy Guyer and Timothy Gallina explore their moves into AI-focused roles and what their journeys reveal about the future of law librarianship in the latest issue of #AALLSpectrum tinyurl.com/4d3u4t5a
Pursuing a new opportunity that requires relocation can offer substantial benefits, but it comes with its own suite of challenges and questions. In the January/February 2026 issue of #AALLSpectrum, read insights and experiences from colleagues who relocated for new opportunities tinyurl.com/hm8azvaw
The January/February 2026 issue of #AALLSpectrum is now available! This issue explores the career shifts, challenges, and opportunities shaping new roles in the legal information profession—dive in now! tinyurl.com/y4h2txyc
Circuit Librarian at the United States Court of the First Circuit Library, George Taoultsides, once considered running the family pizza place until he discovered law librarianship at Harvard Law School. George is our is #AALLSpectrum Member Spotlight for November/December. tinyurl.com/cxemkj7z
In the latest #AALLSpectrum article, Andrea Guldalian explores the Data Rescue Project—an initiative to preserve U.S. federal government data blending the technical expertise of data librarians with the familiar librarian work of organizing and cataloging information. tinyurl.com/3xpcmf7m
While most libraries are multigeneration workplaces, they rely on senior leadership nearing retirement. In the latest #AALLSpectrum article, B. Austin Waters and Matthew Walker discuss how to attract, recognize, and mentor younger professionals in the law library space. tinyurl.com/3n7umc97
What does it really look like to juggle work and caregiving? Genevieve Zook shares practical tips for managing conflicts, finding balance, and creating more supportive workplaces for caregivers. tinyurl.com/y9t8nyyn #AALLSpectrum #caregivers
Suzanne Corriell highlights how government law librarians balance legal research and work-life balance in the latest issue of #AALLSpectrum: tinyurl.com/4mbt733b
Read Mike Martinez Jr.'s Voices Across the Spectrum article from the September/October issue of #AALLSpectrum for a unique, compelling perspective on the need for advocacy and service amongst legal information professionals. Read the article: tinyurl.com/2sbbthmw
2025 marks the 65th anniversary of the AALL Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals. The September/October issue of #AALLSpectrum takes a look back at IFLP over the years, and looks ahead to its future. Celebrate IFLP with us by reading the issue now: tinyurl.com/2mtb4725
Show your pride in the profession—become an AALL Champion! Your upgrade is more than a badge of honor—it highlights your commitment with recognition at the AALL Annual Meeting & Conference, in #AALLSpectrum, and on the AALL website. Make your support visible. Upgrade today: tinyurl.com/yzzj6c9p
Law Archive is a free, open access repository for legal scholarship—already becoming a vital tool for researchers and scholars. In the Sept/Oct issue of #AALLSpectrum, discover how this resource was built and how it’s being shared with the legal community. Read more: tinyurl.com/4srd9exm
In the latest issue of #AALLSpectrum, Kristine Lloyd explores how building authentic relationships and practicing “soft marketing” can open doors within law firms. By stepping outside familiar circles, librarians can position themselves as trusted, strategic allies. tinyurl.com/42r3m39y
📚 Aamir Abdullah, Reference and Instructional Services Librarian at William S. Richardson School of Law, discusses the path to law librarianship, incorporating new technology into teaching, and the Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals in the July/August issue of #AALLSpectrum tinyurl.com/mrxnxurd
Meaningful conversations matter—even when they’re hard. 💬
In a recent discussion, AALL President Jenny Silbiger and Vice President Jessica Whytock explored the challenges and urgency of talking about DEIB in 2025.
Read the article in the latest #AALLSpectrum: tinyurl.com/4fszymze
Voting for the 2026 AALL Executive Board begins October 1st. Get a head start and be an informed voter: the July/August issue of #AALLSpectrum includes a robust Q&A with the candidates. Read it now! tinyurl.com/2rh6xrha
Priti Saraswat explores how law librarians can shape fairer AI systems in the latest issue of #AALLSpectrum: tinyurl.com/yxkrrvdv
As technology reshapes legal practice and the call for diversity, equity, and inclusion grows louder, how can law libraries adapt to better serve the next generation of legal professionals? Raquel J Gabriel and Jessica de Perio Wittman explore the challenges in #AALLSpectrum: tinyurl.com/4m3b7mz4
Discover how the Law Library of Louisiana introduced bilingual services to better support and include Spanish-speaking patrons in the latest #AALLSpectrum. Read more: tinyurl.com/yp44n9se
#LawLibraries #BilingualResources #AALL #InclusiveLibraries
Get ready for an inspiring keynote at #AALL25 in Portland! Roosevelt Weeks, a nationally recognized library leader and innovator, will share insights on the future of libraries, the power of connection, and bold leadership in action. Learn more about Roosevelt in #AALLSpectrum tinyurl.com/mpcm8hdn
While many law librarians are not using GenAI for research yet, they are applying it to other key tasks. Leland Sampson breaks down the tech, strategies to reduce hallucinations, and where GenAI fits into the legal research workflow in the latest issue of #AALLSpectrum tinyurl.com/yc6dx62j
