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READING COLORS YOUR WORLD iREAD Programming Showcase Summer 2021 Presented by CLAs Summer @ Your Library iREAD California Program Committee Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021 October 22nd, 2020 Reading Colors Your World - Summer 2021

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Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021 October 22nd, 2020

READING COLORS YOUR WORLD iREAD Programming Showcase Summer 2021 Presented by CLA’s Summer @ Your Library iREAD California Program Committee

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Reading Colors Your World - Summer 2021 Showcase Agenda

October 22nd, 2020 Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021

  • Recap of Summer 2020 | Rachelle Lopez, Ontario City Library, Program Chair '20
  • iREAD Upcoming Themes 2021, '22 & ‘23! | Jill Donovan and Becca Boland, iREAD Illinois
  • Young Children & Families | Rachelle Lopez, Ontario City Library, Program Chair '20
  • Older Children & Families | Lisa Ferneau-Haynes, Oceanside Public Library, Resource Guide

Coordinator ‘22

  • Teens | Nichole King, Santa Clara County Library District, Incoming Chair, Resource Guide Coordinator

'21

  • Adults | Charmaine Mendez, Moreno Valley Public Library & Judy Cunningham, San Diego Public

Library

  • Outreach, Equity and Inclusion | Edwin Rodarte, Los Angeles Public Library
  • Q&A, Statewide Resources | Nichole King, Santa Clara County Library, Incoming Chair, Resource

Guide Coordinator '21

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Summer 2020 at a Glance

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  • With most library buildings closed to the public for the majority of

Summer 2020, California library staff had to quickly adapt and reinvent what summer programming looked like.

  • Though not all libraries offered summer programming, many did.
  • CLA is still in the process of collecting statistics so the following numbers

will inevitably grow, but let’s take a quick look at Summer 2020!

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Impact of Pandemic on SRP Sign-Ups

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800911 788008 770571 770956 226795 100000 200000 300000 400000 500000 600000 700000 800000 900000 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Summer Reading Program Sign-Ups

*2020 Results not final. Submissions from additional library jurisdictions still expected*

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Adapting to the Pandemic – Take-Home Kits

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Libraries mobilized to create take-home activities and kits: 339,597 kits assembled and distributed to children, teens, and adults 308,331 at off-site “Pop-Up” locations 31,266 at library locations

*2020 Results not final. Submissions from additional library jurisdictions still expected*

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Adapting to the Pandemic – Take-Home Kits

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*2020 Results not final. Submissions from additional library jurisdictions still expected*

Scratch-Off Bookmarks STEM Kits Rubik’s Cubes Bouncy Balls Lego Challenges Movement Activities Family Games DIY Kits Toys Arts & Crafts Supplies Bubble Wand Science Kits Bingo Sheets Clay Fabric Bags with Fabric Markers Mask Kits Writing Prompts Nutrition Kits Playdough Sidewalk Chalk Wikki Stix Activity Placemats Kinetic Sand Fridge Magnets Finger Puppets Fidget Spinners Puzzles Sticker Packets Glitter Glue Wind Chime Kits Plant a Seed Kits Sports Equipment Pencil Boxes Shrink Film Origami Slime Crossword Puzzles Coloring Pages Tin Foil Stained Glass Project Catapult Project Cooking Utensils Cookbooks Toothbrush Kits Paper Gliders Recipe Cards Jump Ropes Fact Sheets Binoculars Tangrams

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Adapting to the Pandemic – Book Giveaways

October 22nd, 2020 Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021

142,621 new books given away by libraries! 99,834 at off-site “Pop-Up” locations 42,787 at library locations

*2020 Results not final. Submissions from additional library jurisdictions still expected*

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Adapting to the Pandemic – Virtual Programming

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*2020 Results not final. Submissions from additional library jurisdictions still expected*

11,296 Virtual Programs Offered by CA Libraries 1,085,300 Total Views!

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Meal Distribution at Libraries

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*2020 Results not final. Submissions from additional library jurisdictions still expected*

289,587 290,430 50000 100000 150000 200000 250000 300000 350000 400000 2019 2020

# of Meals Distributed at Library Sites

219 95 50 100 150 200 250 2019 2020

# of Libraries with Meal Distribution On-Site

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Library staff were asked “Would you consider your 2020 summer reading and learning program a success, given the circumstances?”

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82.61% 5.59% 11.80% Yes No Other 0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00%

*2020 Results not final. Submissions from additional library jurisdictions still expected*

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Looking Forward to Summer 2021!

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  • Though we don’t know what Summer 2021 will look like, in today’s

presentation we hope to provide you with ideas that cover all contingencies so that you can be ready for whatever Summer 2021 brings!

  • Let’s take a look forward at Summer 2021’s iREAD theme, Reading

Colors Your World!

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Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021 October 22nd, 2020

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Becca Boland

2022 Illinois iREAD Chair for Read Beyond the Beaten Path

Jill Donovan

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2021 iREAD Artists

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Early Reader Artist: Oliver Jeffers

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Children’s Artist: Yuyi Morales

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Teen/YA Artist: Zach Lehner

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Adult Artist: Hervé Tullet

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October 22nd, 2020 Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021

iREAD: A Fundraiser for CLA

iREAD supports YOUR California Library Association.

  • All proceeds above the cost of producing iREAD goes to promote and support the important

work of libraries

  • A portion of every sale comes to the California Library Association
  • Your support and contributions to iREAD helps strengthen YOUR Association
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2021 iREAD Catalog

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2022 Read Beyond the Beaten Path

Read Beyond the Beaten Path combines camp, adventure, and skill development. Summer camp at the library can encompass many different summer experiences:

  • Outdoors: hiking, campfires, stories, and s’mores
  • Animal identification
  • Arts and crafts
  • Music
  • Talent shows
  • Earning badges

STEM is very easy to work into this theme because of the nature/outdoor aspects but you can also have space camp and math camp and science camp. Those would be additional badges. Incorporate stories and activities related to favorites like Spy Camp by Stuart Gibbs, Be Prepared by Vera Brosgol, or Camp Half-Blood from Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson & the Olympians series.

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2022 Artists

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2023 Finding Your Voice (working title)

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Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021

Contact:

iread@ila.org

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Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021 October 22nd, 2020

Early Childhood

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Colorful Object Displays

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Color Sorting Displays

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Early Childhood Sensory Fun Ideas

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Fizzy Rainbows

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Homemade Rainbow Bath Paint

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Rainbow Shaving Cream Sensory Ideas

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Rainbow Sensory Bin Ideas

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Early Childhood Programs

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Reggio Emilia Rainbow Activities

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“Paint Your Heart Out Program”

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Dramatic Play Art Museum Program

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Musical Painting Program

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Contact: Rachelle Lopez, Ontario City Library – Lewis Family Branch, Rlopez@Ontarioca.gov

Summer @ Your Library is a project of the California Library Association, supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian. Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021

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Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021 October 22nd, 2020

School Age Children and Families

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We’ve Got This!

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Decorations and Displays

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Deconstruction Color Sorting Add a Flower on Frida Chuck Close style Color Collage

Vote for your Favorite Color

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Programs and Events

October 22nd, 2020 Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021 Online/In Person Bookmark Contest Sticky Note Portraits Add a Hoop for each book read

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Arts and Crafts

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Alebrijes are brightly colored Mexican folk-art sculptures of fantastical creatures

2D Alebrijes Craft Share Kindness Craft Decoupage Lantern Craft

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School Promotion

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  • Create presentation boards about the summer reading program for schools

to display on their website.

  • Send eflyers direct to parents: Many schools now send flyers via email

directly to parents using sites like peachjar.com.

  • Reach out to after-school enrichment programs and activities. See if you

can do a promotion at events in the form of flyers or by setting up a booth.

  • Ask your city and council officials to post library activities on their website.

Ask local organizations such as churches, day-care centers, park districts, museums, youth centers, history centers, civic centers, health and wellness groups, YMCAs, and homeschool groups to promote the program in their newsletters, calendars, bulletins, online networks, listservs, and marquees

  • r on their websites.
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Contact:

Lisa Ferneau-Haynes

Senior Librarian, Youth Services Oceanside Public Library lferneau-haynes@oceansideca.org

Summer @ Your Library is a project of the California Library Association, supported by the U.S. Institute

  • f Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act,

administered in California by the State Librarian. Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021

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Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021 October 22nd, 2020

Teens

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Teen Programs - Crafts

Craft Ideas

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Teen Programs - Crafts

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Teen Programs - Crafts

Craft Program Options

◻ In-person programs – outside, social

distancing, follow the rules of your library/county, etc.

◻ Grab and go programs – provide a

video tutorial

◻ Completely virtual

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Teen Programs – The Arts

◻ Paint Night (in person and outdoors, virtual) ◻ Photography contests and demos ◻ Book Cover Redo ◻ Partner with local museums for virtual exhibits ◻ Amazing Artists – weekly featured artists ◻ Collaborative Art Projects – Post-It’s

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Teen Programs – Social, but not.

◻ Teen Streaming ◻ Teen Trivia ◻ Teen Open Mic Night ◻ Virtual Book Clubs (Graphic Novels & LGBTQ+) ◻ Teen Mental Health

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Teen Programs – Social, but not.

◻ Cooking demos – Eat the Rainbow ◻ Fashion Show ◻ LGBTQ+ Discussions (Youth Space in SCC) ◻ Writing workshops/Journaling ◻ Galleries and Discussion for interaction

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Teen Programs - STEM

◻ Colorful Gems ◻ Growing Crystals ◻ Geodes/Rock programs ◻ Make Rainbow Slime ◻ Science Experiments – Rainbow Milk, Density

Tower, Rainbow Volcanoes, Lava lamps

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Contact: Nichole King, Santa Clara County Library District – Campbell, nking@sccl.org

Summer @ Your Library is a project of the California Library Association, supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.

Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021

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Reading Colors Your World | Summer 2021 October 22nd, 2020

Adults

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Adult Programming

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Adults are people too! Encourage parents to sign up for Summer Reading when they sign up their children. Adults vote! Kids don’t vote. Parents do. Parents modelling good behavior: Readers make readers Promote literacy and literacy services Active brains + social participation = Happy Adults! Fun opportunities to encourage life-long learning!

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Color the Library with Local Artwork

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Contact the local schools, colleges, adult schools and art guilds. Explain to them what your summer reading theme is and that you want to fill the library with local art. Or, post their artwork on the library’s social media to promote art.

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Art Alive

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Select a painting or sculpture and arrange flowers that are similar in color.

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Stained Glass Art

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Remove the glass from a picture frame. Trace a picture onto the glass using a mixture of glue and black paint. Coloring book pictures are ideal. Allow to dry overnight. Focus on one color at a time and paint. Let dry for several hours then return to the picture frame.

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Thread or String Art

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Create designs using needle and thread and paper or string and tacks on corkboard.

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Positive Words

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Positive word cards or kindness rocks for patrons to create and leave around the community Words of Affirmation kit

  • Sticky notes squares of cardstock
  • Suggested examples

Courage Cards

  • Depending on COVID guidelines
  • Patients, elderly, veterans, nurses, doctors,

essential workers DIY note cards kit

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Genealogy Programs and Resources

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Family History Society or Genealogical Society presentation

  • DNA
  • Ancestry.com
  • Focus on specific

ethnicities Genealogy book lists and websites

  • Provide a diverse array
  • f resources
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Paint or Sketch and Sip Night

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Paint or Sketch and Sip Night

  • ver Zoom or Facebook Live
  • Optional takeaway kit
  • Contact a local artist or art

studio

  • Ask a staff member who

knows how to draw

  • YouTube tutorials
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DIY Natural Tie-Dye

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Natural tie-dye made from fruits, vegetables, herbs, plants, and other natural sources Takeaway kit with instructions and virtual program

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Decoration

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Use a photography backdrop with a colorful world map as a photo-op. Add artist photo props. Patrons take their own photos. Encourage patrons to post their pictures to the library’s social media.

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Decoration

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Display a rainbow of flowers using Lois Ehlert’s Planting a Rainbow as inspiration. Create oversized flowers using tissue or construction paper. Use yellow or orange tacks to attach flowers to display, they will look like pollen.

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Color Wheel Decoration

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This decoration could be used during a family program or storytime. It’s a great visual to show the color wheel and blending colors. Materials:

  • Embroidery hoops, variety of sizes
  • Colored plastic wrap
  • Fishing line or window cling clips

Directions: Cover hoops with colored plastic wrap. Hang hoops with some

  • verlapping to create different colors.
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Contact:

Judy Cunningham, San Diego Public Library jcunningham@sandiego.gov Charmaine Mendez, Moreno Valley Public Library charmaine.mendez@moval-library.org

Summer @ Your Library is a project of the California Library Association, supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.

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Outreach, Equity, and Inclusion

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ALA’s EDI Definitions

◻ Equity: Fair processes and fair

  • utcomes.

◻ Inclusion: The achievement of an

environment in which all individuals are treated fairly and respectfully with equal access to opportunities and resources.

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Traditional Outreach

◻ Print (flyers, bookmarks, posters, ads) ◻ Email (newsletters, email blasts, due date reminders) ◻ Partners (businesses, community organizations, city

departments)

◻ Social media (hashtags, videos, promos) ◻ Word of mouth

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Outreach 2.0

◻ Not a one-size fits all approach. ◻ Outreach is a process and not a

  • ne-time project.

◻ Outreach demands sensitivity to

and eagerness to learn about other cultures.

◻ Not all cultures communicate the

same way.

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Language Support

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Targeted Outreach

◻ Demographics ◻ Know your

community

◻ Set goals

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Key Partnerships

◻ Community organizations ◻ Remote location ◻ Non-traditional venues

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Hybrid or Virtual Programming

◻ Embrace technology ◻ Incorporate virtual components to

your program (Drawing contest, design library

card challenge, hashtag threads, coloring sheets, virtual backgrounds, etc.)

◻ Ensure ADA compliance and video

captioning

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Contact:

Edwin Rodarte

Senior Librarian, Emerging Technologies Los Angeles Public Library erodarte@lapl.org

Summer @ Your Library is a project of the California Library Association, supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.

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Wrap up

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  • Questions? Please use the Q&A
  • California State Libraries Online and Remote Programming Resource Database from California

libraries: https://www.library.ca.gov/services/remote-resources This database is filled with online and distance-friendly programming ideas contributed by California public library staff members.

  • This webinar will be added to the resources section of the Summer at Your Library website. We’ll

send a follow up email when it is up: https://calchallenge.org/iread-ca/

  • Please Join Us! Consider joining the iREAD Program Committee! Contact Nichole King for more

information: NKing@sccl.org

  • Thank you!
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Thank you for Joining us!

Judy Cunningham, San Diego Public Library Lisa Ferneau-Haynes, ’22 Resource Guide Coordinator Rhea Gardner, Woodland Public Library Tonie Jenkins, Lincoln Public Library Nichole King, Santa Clara County Library, Incoming Chair, ‘21 Resource Guide Coordinator Rachelle Lopez, Ontario City Library, Committee Chair 2020 Charmaine Mendez, Moreno Valley Public Library Edwin Rodarte, Los Angeles Public Library

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