Hot off the press! SPARC's 2021 #OER State Policy Playbook is now live. Great resource to share with state leaders to tackle #highered textbook costs and more! https://t.co/P174tHbwXY
Our latest book - "Open Educational Resources," compiled and authored by Mary Francis - is now available from the ALA Store and as an #openaccess edition from our website. The title is book #45 in our CLIPP series. https://t.co/7Dt6OQUzF7
Registration is open for #OpenEd20! Connect with #OpenEducation practitioners, advocates, and community members on Nov 9th-13th virtually to “Reimagine Open Education.” Register now: https://t.co/dJF29D0lt5
New Article: "Lobbying and Political Advocacy: A Review of the Literature and Exploratory Survey of State Library Associations" https://t.co/VaMdjOLC3A (via The Political Library; @EveryLibrary)
Organizing tips for school librarians and others: webinar by @labornotes on 8/25 on “educators organizing for safe school openings, how they've been building power and why it matters to all workers.” #ProtectLibraryWorkers
https://t.co/pKlc7J3OZe
"The San Diego project is one of over 600 #SeedLibraries that have opened in the United States, Europe & elsewhere, since a group of Californian social justice & food advocates launched the #SeedLibraryNetwork in 2012." https://t.co/PNgFkFiqjP
We are nowhere near back to normal. Ask your Senator to pass the HEROES Act, including the $600 #unemploymentextension and major aid to state & local governments #librarylayoffs
https://t.co/AKIfeGHRgP
Regular continued claims, or the number of workers who are now insured, fell to 14.3 million the week ending August 8. The share of the workforce that is receiving benefits dropped to 9.8%, a 0.6 percentage point decrease from the week before. 3/4
My new open-access textbook Instruction in Libraries and Information Settings: An Introduction, co-authored with @LISafterclass and with foreword by @lisalibrarian just went live! Thanks to all the staff at IOPN for helping make this happen!
https://t.co/YDfmU1prYc
August recess buys us time to press Congress to include libraries in the next relief package - follow the links to keep #LibrariesStrong
https://t.co/tdewO9MJkQ via @publisherswkly
As state and local government revenues collapse, every librarian must become an advocate to #SaveLibraries . Today is last day left for early bird registration rate for Library Advocacy and Funding Conference #FundLibraries
https://t.co/p19Opn9XQC
Tell your Senator: pass the HEROES Act for real unemployment assistance, state and local aid to preserve jobs and services #LibraryLayoffs
https://t.co/KFgViVvR1h
Why Trump’s exec order won’t #ProtectLibraryWorkers who are out of work: funds redirected to unemployment will run out in a few weeks, states desperate for federal aid can’t afford to pay matching funds, and it’s unconstitutional #LibraryLayoffs
https://t.co/DCqQjQSG1Y
Trump to retirees: drop dead. He declared he will permanently end Social Security and Medicare by eliminating their funding. #SaveSocialSecurity
https://t.co/gdxKmNa3PC
People on unemployment likely won’t get any benefits from Trump plan for months because 50 states all have to waste time and money creating a new program from scratch to administer it #LibraryLayoffs
https://t.co/S6Rd9x143M
Email Congress and let them know that our communities need financial help if they are going to thrive after the COVID shutdowns. #aasl#futurereadylibs#istelib#txlchat#tlchat Thank you @EveryLibrary for showing the way. https://t.co/bFw6IA4L5D
The #antimonopoly movement is gaining momentum -- @ddayen explains how monopoly power hurts Americans and how we can fight back on @ILSR's #BuildingLocalPower podcast https://t.co/mJxL7OfxfP
.@SenJackReed today on the Senate floor: "Without a robust investment in public libraries, we will continue to struggle to close the #DigitalDivide and the homework gap."
Congress must pass the Library Stabilization Fund Act and keep #LibrariesStrong: https://t.co/5HhFzWbINE