The Polish American Librarians Association has become an organizational member of the American Library Association, with additional membership in the Ethnic Materials & Information Exchange [read more]

The forthcoming Annual Conference of the American Library Association in Chicago in June and the World Library and Information Congress of the International Federation of [read more]

Hanna Przybylski has accepted an appointment to fill a vacancy on the Board of Directors of the Polish American Librarians Association. The appointment was approved [read more]

Keynote addresses by John Gurda and Dominic Pacyga, two of the best and most prolific chroniclers of the Polish American experience, are now available on [read more]

The Polish Museum of America (where the Polish American Librarians Association began) is included in this year’s “Open House Chicago” tours of historic and architecturally [read more]

The Polish American Librarians Association has identified several objectives for 2017, foremost among them: a major presence at the World Library and Information Congress, scheduled [read more]

Since 1608, when the first Polish settlers arrived at Jamestown, Virginia, Polish people have been an important part of the American dream of freedom and [read more]

After 21 stops over two years, “The World Knew: Jan Karski’s Mission for Humanity,” a traveling exhibition about Holocaust hero Jan Karski, is still traveling [read more]