Events

This session focused on what needs to change as businesses are in various states of operation and events are taking place virtually instead of in-person.

Recently added to the schedule is a session featuring authors Kwame Alexander and Jerry Craft in conversation. 

This workshop focuses on the self-awareness, knowledge of historic and current racism, and skills necessary for white people to learn together. 

Fitzgerald, “an unapologetic supporter of indie bookstores and booksellers,” is the keynote speaker at this year’s virtual Children’s Institute, to be held July 15–16. Booksellers can register now.

This regular live forum, now with a monthly evening session, offers booksellers the opportunity to talk with one another about any bookselling-related topics.

Due to the coronavirus, Find Waldo Local, Candlewick’s longtime program supporting independent bookstores and promoting the shop local movement, is going digital for 2020.

On Thursday, June 11, the American Booksellers Association hosted a virtual version of its Town Hall, where booksellers were invited to share their thoughts about the association and the book industry at large.