Webinar
Held on July 22, 2026
AI Policy in Libraries: Firsthand, Frontline Examples
Hear firsthand how libraries are navigating AI policy, staff buy-in, and community expectations.
Watch this follow-up to Get the Scoop, Beat the Fear, Make it Work for You (and Your Patrons) to hear directly from a Community Engagement Specialist and a Technology Librarian about their approaches to writing and implementing AI policies in libraries.
The session explores standalone AI policies and policies incorporated into existing guidelines, how often they should be reviewed, ways to build staff buy-in, and strategies for managing learning curves. Through real-world examples and audience Q&A, you’ll gain practical guidance to help your library take the next step toward developing an AI policy.
Explore the policies, guidance, and additional reading referenced during the webinar.
Library policies
Articles and guidance
SPEAKERS
Lisa Stamm
Solution Consultant
Bibliotheca
Lake Elmo, MN
Shelby Moffatt
Community Engagement Specialist
Whitby Public Library
Whitby, Ontario, CA
Adam Haigh
Technology Librarian
Lower Merion Library System
Philadelphia, PA, USA
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