FAQs
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How much are tickets?
We offer three tiers of pricing.
A standard ticket is $100 for all three days.
Subsidized tickets for unemployed and underemployed, and library science students are $75.
Pay it forward tickets, for those who are in a position to offer support, are $125.
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What makes ThriveLib different from other library conferences?
ThriveLib is built around a new kind of model, one that centers care, accessibility, and sustainability. This means all speakers are paid for their time and expertise, tickets are available on a sliding scale to make the event more accessible, and we’re using tools like HeySummit and Zoom to keep costs low and foster meaningful connections.
We are not affiliated with any organization or institution.
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Who is this conference for
ThriveLib is for anyone who works in libraries, including public, academic, school, or special libraries. It’s designed for library workers at all levels, including frontline staff, middle managers, and leaders.
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How will the conference be held?
All sessions will be hosted live on Zoom. Registration and session access will be managed through HeySummit.
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What if I can’t attend live?
All registered attendees will have access to session recordings for 30 days after the event. You can catch up or revisit sessions at your own pace.
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Will I receive a certificate of attendance?
Yes. All attendees will receive a certificate of completion for each live session attended or recording watched.
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Are group or institutional rates available?
We do not currently offer a group viewing option. Each attendee will need to register individually through our platform in order to receive full access and conference benefits.
ThriveLib is intentionally designed to foster individual connection, engagement, and reflection, core values that support the well-being focus of this conference. Each registration helps maintain that experience while supporting our sustainability model.
For discounts on 10 or more people contact thrivelib@gmail.com
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Are AI notetakers / assistants allowed?
No.
They can take a seat from a real attendee.
They may violate the speaker's copyright or licensing.
Speakers and attendees have not consented to their use.
They can discourage engagement and attention.
They store data on third-party servers, risking privacy.
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Are there sponsorship opportunities for ThriveLib?
We are currently exploring ways to offer sponsorship opportunities while staying true to ThriveLib’s values and mission. If your organization is interested in sponsoring the conference, please email us at ThriveLib@gmail.com.