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REFORMA de Florida welcomes you to our new Twitter page! An email was sent letting members know about the formation of our new Task Force, and including a survey. If you live in Florida, are a REFORMA member, & didn't get the email please send us a DM. @reformanational
Celebrate the 2020 Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence at an exciting virtual celebration hosted by @ALA_Booklist and @ala_rusa on Thursday, July 9! Space for the ceremony is limited so register today: https://t.co/X5vicWxdEq #ALA_Carnegie
The American Library Association has released the following statement on racism and discrimination within the Association and the library profession.
https://t.co/xF1XWWCfBz
RT @nypl: In literature, mothers often serve as a moral compass and source of love and comfort. But sometimes...they're more complicated. Whether we revere or fear them, which literary mother would you be? Find out in our quiz! https://t.co/ValnYAmnhM
RT @seflinlib: The Canadian Organization "League of Innovators" Builds a Free Online Learning Platform to Discover Entrepreneurship for Youth and Educators
https://t.co/Ok77RqzJNY
RT @ALALibrary: "With a little creativity, there is still room for hands-on inquiry-based learning online." @DeborahRinio discusses STEAM education in a new interview: https://t.co/wflKZYxTg8
RT @LibraryPolicy: Members can connect with advocates during #ALAVirtual20@LibraryPolicy event on Library Advocacy & Civic Engagement in a post-COVID landscape. Learn more about our session (https://t.co/LJUnruIXeL) https://t.co/iq0Uga6GhU
RT @EveryLibrary: Since 2012, EveryLibrary has provided pro-bono support to 110 library ballot initiatives securing over 1.7 billion dollars in stable library funding.
Check out the campaign history!
https://t.co/D32d9iI5gq #library#libraries#librarianship#fundlibraries
RT @SILibraries: This vibrant Art Deco pattern is the eye ... André Durenceau, a French illustrator who moved to LA in the late 1920s, published "Inspirations" in 1928. More Deco graphic design in our @cooperhewitt Library: https://t.co/LxW3jDPauX https://t.co/xPGvLUepxq
RT @BrowardLibrary: Librarian Emil from South Regional Library recommends G. W. Pabst's 1929 movie "Diary of a Lost Girl". Check it out for free with your Broward County Library card through Kanopy at https://t.co/RuNOxSpWF0.
#librarytwitter#filmreview
RT @ALALibrary: Public, school, and academic libraries have used online or phone-based book discussions to keep readers in their communities engaged. https://t.co/DQLXVcTV49
RT @ALALibrary: Schools and libraries across Montana are using their 3D printers to help with the shortage of protective facial masks. #LibrariesStrong https://t.co/h4y6qTXQ3H