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Lisa Peet

Lisa Peet

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Executive Editor, Library Journal

New York

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philanthropy,politics science, environment urbanism, adventure development, technology

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business, gadget reviews

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Total articles 557

  • L.A. Libraries React and Recover in the Aftermath of January Wildfires

    By Lisa Peet Verified| Library Journal Verified Los Angeles is a sprawling city with a range of geographic, economic, and social variables, and the wildfires that affected the Los Angeles metropolitan area in January were a demonstration of that diversity, with the area’s three main library systems—Los Angeles Public Library (LAPL), LA County Library, and Altadena Library District—impacted by the fires to very different degrees. “We’re so close, but so far apart in so many ways,” said LA County Library Director Skye Patrick.

    By Lisa Peet Verified · Library Journal

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Beyond Outreach: How a Bookmobile Supported Maui’s West Coast Community After the Fires | Climate Crisis

    By Lisa Peet Verified| Library Journal Verified Three weeks after the fire was contained, Jessica Gleason, bookmobile librarian at the Wailuku Public Library, bookmobile driver Michael Tinker, and Lāhainā branch manager Chadde Holbron, hit the road to support Maui’s West Side community. Climate events in an enclosed area, such as an island, can greatly increase the scale of harm.

    By Lisa Peet Verified · Library Journal

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • L.A. Libraries React and Recover in the Aftermath of January Wildfires

    By Lisa Peet Verified| Library Journal Verified Los Angeles is a sprawling city with a range of geographic, economic, and social variables, and the wildfires that affected the Los Angeles metropolitan area in January were a demonstration of that diversity, with the area’s three main library systems—Los Angeles Public Library (LAPL), LA County Library, and Altadena Library District—impacted by the fires to very different degrees. “We’re so close, but so far apart in so many ways,” said LA County Library Director Skye Patrick.

    By Lisa Peet Verified · Library Journal

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Library Journal

Library Journal is a leading American trade journal for librarians, founded in 1876 by Melvil Dewey. Originally called the American Library Journal, it has become a vital resource in the library profession, focusing on education and community engagement. The journal supports libraries by sharing best practices, innovations, and important news that shape librarianship. Library Journal offers comprehensive coverage of trends and developments in the library sector. It advocates for librarians and libraries, helping them in community development and education. The journal also assists libraries in making informed purchasing decisions through reviews and recommendations. Its primary product is the journal itself, available online, along with The Gold Book, a sourcebook for library-related products and services. Additionally, it provides digital content that can be accessed for free upon registration. Library Journal serves a diverse audience, including public, school, and academic libraries, making it an essential resource for professionals in the field.

New York, New York, United States

+1 646-380-0700

Founded: 1876