Working together, TLA and TSLAC are working to put together a list of resources for librarians once they are back to providing programming. Literacy Redefined Dear Reader, The editors of and have convened some of today’s leading Library Journal School Library Journal advocates, thinkers, and doers on literacy programming in public libraries, including speakers from the March 2017 Public Library Think Tank in Miami, to discuss in actionable terms how public librarians are redefining literacy. The result is our upcoming online course. From September 27-October 19, this live, interactive online workshop features leading advocates for literacy programming in public libraries. In just six hours over four weeks, the program will address literacy in its widest sense—digital, media/information, civic, reading readiness, visual, multicultural, and health literacy—and will identify tools for leveraging partnerships to fuel programming and funding. As a subscriber to our newsletter, your readership is greatly appreciated. So, I am pleased to you a discount of 25% off our standard rate for the course. Simply enter the promotional code to receive your discount as you . “LJREVIEWS” For more information about the course, please visit our website, where you can and . Thanks for reading Reviews! LJ Kiera Parrott Reviews Director Library Journal 4 5. IU Professor’s Archives Inspire Cross-Discipline Projects By Julia Lee Barclay-Morton as Legacy” exhibition at the Ivy Tech “Lineage John Waldron Arts Center When Carrie Schwier moved into her position as outreach and public services archivist at the Indiana University (IU) Archives, Bloomington, in 2015 after serving as a full-time staff member at the Archives for nine years, she decided to reach beyond her partners” such as the history “avid department departments such as fine arts, folklore, media studies, [and] theater.” This outreach “to
Working together, TLA and TSLAC are working to put together a list of resources for librarians once they are back to providing programming. Literacy Redefined Dear Reader, The editors of Library Journal and School Library Journal have convened some of today’s leading advocates, thinkers, and doers on literacy programming in public libraries, including speakers from the March 2017 Public Library Think Tank in Miami, to discuss in actionable terms how public librarians are redefining literacy. The result is our upcoming online course. From September 27-October 19, this live, interactive online workshop features leading advocates for literacy programming in public libraries. In just six hours over four weeks, the program will address literacy in its widest sense—digital, media/information, civic, reading readiness, visual, multicultural, and health literacy—and will identify tools for leveraging partnerships to fuel programming and funding. As a subscriber to our newsletter, your readership is greatly appreciated. So, I am pleased to you a discount of 25% off our standard rate for the course. Simply enter the promotional code “LJREVIEWS” to receive your discount as you . For more information about the course, please visit our website, where you can and . Thanks for reading LJ Reviews! Kiera Parrott Reviews Director Library Journal 4 5. IU Professor’s Archives Inspire Cross-Discipline Projects By Julia Lee Barclay-Morton “Lineage as Legacy” exhibition at the Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center When Carrie Schwier moved into her position as outreach and public services archivist at the Indiana University (IU) Archives, Bloomington, in 2015 after serving as a full-time staff member at the Archives for nine years, she decided to reach beyond her “avid partners” such as the history department “to departments such as fine arts, folklore, media studies, [and] theater.” This outreach
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