2011 FLA Annual Conference Invitation
Register now for the 2011 FLA Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida! You’ll have the opportunity to hear keynote R. David Lankes, Director of the Information Institute of Syracuse. He will speak about librarians as change agents, which is sure to relate to any type of librarian!
Catch up on his blog or read his bio at his website. If you’ve seen R. David Lankes or have ideas about librarians as change agents, please share!
ALA President Roberta Stevens will speak at the First General Session on Thursday, May 5th. Ms. Stevens is the Library of Congress Outreach Projects and Partnerships Officer and Project Manager of the National Book Festival. Her presidential initiatives include “Frontline Fundraising,” “Our Authors, Our Advocates,” and the “Why I Need My Library” contest.
Budgets are tight and time is precious, but conference attendance is a great way to network, share resources, and rejuvenate for the year. We’re looking forward to seeing you there!
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I am glad to see this topic is coming back to general attention. Margaret E. Monroe addressed this important concept in 1976--Her observations were based on the experience of librarians and the War on Poverty.“Community Development as a Mode of Community Analysis”-Margaret E. Monroe. Library Trends (January, 1976): pp. 497-514.
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