Library 101 is a movement to help move libraries of all kinds forward, so that we don't become obsolete. Their website includes numerous essays about the importance of the survival of libraries from prominent librarians and library supporters. (Seen via BoingBoing).

Plus, bonus points for a fun video introducing the concept:



Their site also includes a list of resources and skills that librarians should have now, and in the future. I wonder how well it matches up with the RBMS/ACRL competencies for special collections librarians list?