Monographs Collection has reached 11 series, ranging from the 13th century to 1922, with the majority of documents originating in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The first two series provide access to more than 5 million pages. 1986: Book reviews were removed from the print RIO and expanded into a new product, the Index to Book Reviews in Religion (IBRR); RIO, RIT and IBRR were also available via the Religion Database. More recent activities of Atla include: 2008: Established online open access journal, Theological Librarianship 2011: Acquired Catholic Periodical and Literature Index (CPLI) from the Catholic Library Association 2015: The Atla Board of Directors established a new Strategic Plan. The revised Core Purpose was adopted on February 21, 2015: To promote worldwide scholarly communication in religion and theology by advancing the work of libraries and related information providers. 2017: Atla launched beta released of the Atla Digital Library, which is designed to provide members and other organizations with a standards compliant, sustainable, and inter-operable hub. 2019: The association adopted a new brand with a dedication to becoming committed to being “Collectors & Connectors in Religion & Theology”. In addition, they assumed the name Atla. They were previously known as ATLA. This was done in an effort "to honor what Atla has been while setting the stage for all Atla has yet to become". Publications The Atla Publishing Program serves professionals engaged in librarianship and scholarly communication, students, scholars, and religious professionals in the disciplines of religion and theology by publishing original content (books, journals, newsletters, yearbooks, reports, white papers). Many of these publications include Open Access. Atla Newsletter (monthly) Summary of Proceedings (annual) Theology Cataloging Bulletin (quarterly) Theological Librarianship (online open-access journal) Atla Open Press Products Atla offers electronic resources to support the scholarly study of religion and theology, including the Atla Religion Database (Atla RDB), AtlaSerials (Atlas), and AtlaSerials PLUS (Atlas PLUS). Atla also oversees historical archives initiatives and works with several publishing partners to offer electronic versions of specialized bibliographic and reference products. Atla provides products for students, scholars, researchers, faculty, and religious leaders conducting research. References External links Bibliographic database providers Non-profit organizations based in Chicago Library associations based in Chicago