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Resources for MLA
Are you looking for resources from the session at MLA 2018? Find them in Sched: https://2018mlaannualconference.sched.com/event/bcf6a633e8ca20519afec2b777f358e9
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Follow @wholepersonlib on Twitter
Follow WPL @wholepersonlib on Twitter I'll be tweeting ALA Annual Conference content relevant to service to the whole person and encourage you to tag @wholepersonlib when you do as well.
Library Social Work at ALA
I just wanted to give a plug/shout-out to the session that will be led by some amazing social workers at ALA this year. The content sounds very "whole person" to me! Compassionate Service: Promoting Dignity for Marginalized Patrons Through a Holistic Approach Saturday, June 23 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Location: Morial Convention Center, Rm… Continue reading Library Social Work at ALA
WPL Preconference this Thursday!
Professor Mary Nienow and I will be presenting our ALA preconference this Thursday ...and I just realized it's SOLD OUT! I think you can get on a wait list, but if you missed your chance to register, you are welcome to email me if you'd like to try to chat in person some other time during… Continue reading WPL Preconference this Thursday!
Updated Map of Libraries with Social Work Staff and Collaborators
Sarah Johnson (Reference & Instruction Librarian, Assistant Professor, CUNY Hunter College) has been conducting research on social work intern placement in libraries. Based on her work, she contributed additional content to our Google Map of libraries with social work staff or collaborators. Have something to add to it? Email me.
Webinar: Homelessness in Small and Rural Communities
I brought a Whole Person Librarianship perspective to a recent Webjunction webinar, and the recording is available online: Homelessness in Small and Rural Communities: Libraries Can Help!
