Born Criminal: Matilda Joslyn Gage, Radical Feminist Author to Speak at SFPL: Author Angelica Shirley Carpenter discusses Matilda Joslyn Gage. For the first fifty years of the women’s rights movement, Gage was a well-known leader, [continue reading]
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SFPL to Host Kwame Alexander, Tommy Orange, F. Isabel Campoy
Christy Estrovitz announces more author events coming to SFPL’s Koret Auditorium: Kwame Alexander in conversation with Aimee Lucido on Tuesday, September 24 at 1:15pm. Hope to see you at the next Effie Lee Morris Lecture [continue reading]
ACL Institute 2020: Sex Ed for Librarians
This year’s institute topic, SexEd for Librarians, will be a dynamic day of professional development focused on practical implementable strategies for offering accessible, accurate, developmentally appropriate, and inclusive information on sexual and relationship health for [continue reading]
Renee Watson to Speak at SFPL on Sept. 5th
Have you heard Coretta Scott King Award and Newbery Honor winning author Renee Watson will be the speaker at this year’s Effie Lee Morris Lecture? It’s coming up quickly — next Thursday, September 5 at [continue reading]
ACL Institute Registration Open: “We Are Here: Creating Better Library Services for Immigrant Youth and Families”
ACL INSTITUTE REGISTRATION OPEN: We Are Here: Creating Better Library Services for Immigrant Youth and Families” is the title of the 2019 ACL Institute. Join us for a day of inspiration, exploration, networking, and partnership-building, [continue reading]
“Native KidLit” Workshop at San Francisco Public Library Nov. 16th
Teen Mental Health Program – October 26th – San Francisco Library
To register for this program, go to: http://www.baya.org/ The Bay Area Young Adult Librarians is offering a program focusing on mental health [continue reading]
San Francisco Public Library Named Best of 2018
Library Journal Names San Francisco Public Library “Best of 2018”: Congratulations to our colleagues at the San Francisco Public Library, which was named the 2018 Gale/Library Journal Library of the year! One of several reasons [continue reading]