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ALA Affiliates Talk Story
- 1. Talk Story : An English/ Asian Language Collaboration. NLA/NEMA Annual Conference October 15, 2010 Grand Island, NE
- 18. Pre-Program Details “Oh What Lovely Plans!”
- 21. Japanese Storytelling Asian Community and Cultural Center
- 23. Program Day “Pleasant Surprises” Mahjong Game Library Cards & Check Out Asian Community and Cultural Center
- 28. ANY QUESTIONS? LET’S DANCE!
Notas do Editor
- Tools to Promote Family Literacy and Advocacy. Presented on June 26, 2010, at American Library Association Annual Conference in Washington, D.C. Moderators: Patty Wong County Librarian/Chief Archivist, Yolo County Library; Co-Chair 2008-2010, ALA President Camila Alire’s Steering Committee Presidential Initiative Leadership Committee Mary Jo Venetis Associate Library Director, Technical Services, University of Texas at Dallas Libraries 2009-2010 ALA President Camila Alire Diversity Initiative Committee, Family Literacy Focus Subcommittee Dale Lipschultz Literacy Officer, ALA Office for Literacy and Outreach Services (OLOS
- West Coast, East Coast and the Heartland libraries for APALA’s geographic location coverage of the pilot libraries.
- AILA’s tribal libraries in New Mexico and Alaska.
- The diversity of activities, from story-telling reading from bilingual books, craft tables, story book-making to dancing, the cultural heritages were shared to diverse participants and with intergenerational interaction.
- AILA libraries also shared drumming and storytelling, bingo and storytime, again with intergenerational interaction.
- The programs are now captured and integrated in our project tools, www.talkstorytogether.org website, a resources for librarians, teachers, general public to organize family literacy events with APA or Native Amercan themes, with bibliographies for children literature in APA and Native American literature.
- APALA and AILA book lists on the same website with own links.
- Publishers who donate the books for giveaways.