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There are only a couple of weeks left to nominate an individual or group who has made a lasting impact on intellectual freedom in Wisconsin. Now is your chance to recognize their contributions!
The WLA/WEMTA Intellectual Freedom Award honors outstanding efforts to uphold the principles of intellectual freedom in schools, libraries, and communities across the state. Nominations may be submitted by personal members of the Wisconsin Educational Media & Technology Association (WEMTA) or the Wisconsin Library Association (WLA). Review the award criteria and access the nomination form here. While you will need to create an account and provide your email address to access the form, WLA membership is not required to submit a nomination. All nominations must be received by September 1, 2025. Let's celebrate those making a difference in protecting intellectual freedom across Wisconsin! Read the January 2024 NEWIL News for the latest news for libraries throughout northeast Wisconsin. Topics include:
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Subscribe to the NEWIL News Visit the northeast Wisconsin intertype library services page for more information. The following article is taken directly from the Fall 2019 WLA Newsletter. In the spirit of work at the national level through ALA’s State Ecosystem Initiative and the new Public Library & School Library Collaboration Toolkit done through collaborative efforts of AASL, YALSA, and ALSC, WEMTA, WLA, and DPI are working together to support and foster communications and collaborations among Wisconsin public and school librarians in order to better support the communities we serve. Each quarter we will share a resource, strategy, or example with you that could be used as a talking point in your community. Please use these ideas to initiate or continue to build relationships with public and school librarians. . .
 Source: firstbook.org In the spirit of work at the national level through ALA’s State Ecosystem Initiative and the new Public Library & School Library Collaboration Toolkit done through collaborative efforts of AASL, YALSA, and ALSC, WEMTA, WLA, and DPI are working together to support and foster communications and collaborations among Wisconsin public and school librarians in order to better support the communities we serve.
Each quarter we will share a resource, strategy, or example with you that could be used as a talking point in your community. Please use these ideas to initiate or continue to build relationships with public and school librarians. |
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