Get Involved with ARSL!
The 2026 Call for Volunteers is Open
Ready to make your mark on rural and small library advocacy? Your moment is here.
Whether you're a seasoned ARSL member or new to our community, we're looking for passionate library professionals to join our 2026 volunteer leadership team. This isn't just about giving back—it's about growing your career, expanding your network, and gaining valuable experience that strengthens your professional portfolio.
Apply by Wednesday October 15.
Join the ARSL Peer Mentorship Program
Connect, grow, and build lasting professional relationships! The ARSL Peer Mentorship Program matches experienced library professionals with newcomers or those ready for their next career step. Running January–September 2026, participants meet monthly to share insights, expand networks, and forge connections that can shape a library career.
Ready to get started? Apply by Wednesday October 15.
ARSL Update: Standing Strong for Rural Libraries
From national policy tables to local communities, ARSL has been actively advocating for small and rural libraries across the country. Read our latest update on how we’re showing up, and how you can help.
Shop the ARSL Store!
Explore apparel, drinkware, bags, and accessories featuring the ARSL brand, conference logos—past and present—and anniversary designs. Perfect for staff gifts, trustee appreciation, or celebrating retirements, our store helps you share your library pride year-round!
ARSL Access to Information Statement
The ARSL Access to Information Statement was developed by the Advocacy Committee and approved by the Board following multiple member requests to provide a tool for defending against the increase in materials challenges and other intellectual freedom assaults. This statement can be used alongside any local, state, or national position statements already utilized by your library to reinforce your organization's commitment to the tenets of intellectual freedom.
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