The NJ State Library (NJSL) and the Talking Book and Braille Center (TBBC) offers a variety of newsletters as well as Listservs to keep you informed about library events, resources, and services.
NJSL Presents Newsletter Signup
This monthly newsletter serves NJSL-registered borrowers and State of New Jersey employees. Learn more about the State Library’s upcoming events, programs, resources, and special collections!
NJSL Direct Newsletter For Libraries Signup
Get weekly NJ library community news updates in your inbox. This newsletter serves library staff and library partners.
TBBC Quarterly Highlights Newsletter Signup
TBBC supports New Jersey residents of all ages who have difficulty reading standard print or holding a book due to a visual impairment, physical limitation, or reading disability.
- To sign up for the TBBC Quarterly Highlights Newsletter, email: tbbc@njstatelib.org
- Read our current newsletter for updates on the services we provide.
- Audio Version and Archived Electronic versions are available.
Please contact TBBC, if you subscribed to our newsletter but haven’t been receiving it.
Projects through TBBC are made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). The views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed on this website do not necessarily represent those of IMLS.
Join JerseyClicks
NJSL offers JerseyClicks, a statewide electronic resources program funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) and the New Jersey Library Network.”
The program offers a selection of eminent databases for college & K-12 students, public libraries, state government and New Jersey residents, free of cost. JerseyClicks provides access to over 20 databases, which cover a host of topics and academic pursuits.
Whether you are a small business looking for world class analytics and trends, a college student doing academic research, or a curious NJ resident looking for insight into any number of interests, JerseyClicks has the resources needed.
Databases through JerseyClicks are made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). The views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed on this website do not necessarily represent those of IMLS.
Listservs
Subscribe to the JerseyCat Listserv
JerseyCat members can keep abreast of system news and training announcements by subscribing to the JerseyCat listserv.
Join the New Jersey Youth and Children (NJYAC) Listserv
NJSL has a long-established free listserv called NJYAC for youth services librarians.
We created it to reach youth services librarians and library staff with announcements, grant opportunities, upcoming program information, and discussions on youth services issues.
Subscribe to get advice from fellow librarians or to share your own success stories. The list archives back to March 2008.
- The list posts emails sent to it, immediately, without moderation.
- The list sends replies to messages back to the list. If you want to e-mail someone directly, copy and paste their e-mail address from the message. Otherwise, your e-mail message will go to the entire list.
- The list automatically unsubscribes anyone who sends automated responses, except Out of Office notices, with little or no warning.
Join the Rule Proposals and Notices of Adoption Listserv
Interested persons may submit comments, information or arguments concerning any of the rule proposals in the New Jersey Register until the date indicated in the proposal. Address submissions and any inquiries about them to the agency officer specified for a particular proposal.
To receive email notifications of rulemaking proposed by NJSL, visit the link below to join the NJSL Rulemaking electronic mailing list.
If you have any questions about the NJSL Rulemaking electronic mailing list please contact NJSL at APO@njstatelib.org or (609) 278-2640 ext. 192.
Explore our NJ State Library Blogs
In addition to our newsletters, NJSL Blogs are a vibrant hub for sharing valuable insights, updates, and resources that cater to the diverse needs of New Jersey’s residents, librarians, and researchers.
Readers can explore a wide range of topics, including genealogy research, literacy initiatives, government resources, and more. All designed to empower individuals and enrich their knowledge. Discover a wealth of information, and opportunities, available to you!