 NEO-RLS News-January 25, 2023 | ||||||
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| Mark Your Calendar for Wednesday, April 5, 2023 Dynamic Dialogue: Push Back Against Book Challenges, . Dynamic Dialogue takes the place of Critical Conversations. Watch for more details coming soon. |
We Still Need You! Do you have a successful Adult Program that you would like to share with your peers? Come be part of Adult SRP: All Together Now Palooza on February 21, 2023. Contact Melissa Lattanzi if you are interested sharing your idea at the palooza. |
From the State Library
| The Ohio Department of Education, Office of Nutrition is hosting a Summer Food Program Summit to continue the valuable work of ensuring every Ohio child can access a healthy summer meal. |
The State Library is hosting a workshop this Thursday, February 2 at 3:30 p.m. called Spotlight on Diverse Graphic Novels. In this workshop, participants will take a deeper look at your collections of graphic novels for children and teens—exploring various genres, curricular areas, and cultural experience areas. | Applications are now being accepted for public libraries to host a Guiding Ohio Online Technology Trainer. Guiding Ohio Online is a State Library LSTA funded program created to assist libraries serving rural populations. Guiding Ohio Online Technology Trainers help Ohioans develop the skills needed to fully participate in the digital age. |
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ALA Survey on Digital Literacy
The Department of Labor, in coordination with IMLS and others, has issued a request for information about digital literacy and digital resilience as it relates to local workforce development. ALA has developed a form for libraries to share the stories of their work, and they need to hear your story!
The input gathered by ALA will inform future grant opportunities and public policy, which will in turn impact our libraries and our communities.
You may remember the PLA survey in 2020 about library responses to COVID-19. That data was used in many different ways to advocate for library support. This will be a similarly important opportunity for you to share the value of your work and the many different ways that public libraries connect with and serve their communities.
The input gathered by ALA will inform future grant opportunities and public policy, which will in turn impact our libraries and our communities.
You may remember the PLA survey in 2020 about library responses to COVID-19. That data was used in many different ways to advocate for library support. This will be a similarly important opportunity for you to share the value of your work and the many different ways that public libraries connect with and serve their communities.
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