Nov 18
Thank you to everyone who came to hear Ben Anderson talk about programming at his library. We had a huge turnout and learned some great ideas for teen programming as well as working with library adminstration.
Our informal discussion: standing room only!
Ben Anderson, explaining what he does best- hosting teen raves at the library.
Nov 4
Join us for an informal discussion with Ben Anderson, the teen librarian at the Monroe branch of the Sno-Isle library system. Ben has been a medical librarian, children’s librarian, combined youth-services librarian and teen librarian. He found his passion working with at-risk teens in the Monroe Library and has orchestrated several non-traditional library programs including a rave and after-hours laser tag. Learn how these crazy ideas were inspired, developed and executed. Snacks will be provided. Bring questions!
Mon. Nov. 9th
5:30pm
MGH 420
Greetings, fellow Youth Librarians!
The 2nd Annual iYouth Conference is coming up, so mark your calendars for
Saturday, January 30th
What:
*Librarians, Children and Teens, Oh My!*
*Innovations in Youth Services*, the 2nd Annual iYouth Conference
When: Saturday, January 30th – 9 am – 4:30 pm
Where: University of Washington Campus, Mary Gates Hall
Who: School librarians, Public librarians, students, and anyone interested
in Youth Services
How: Session details and registration materials will be sent soon, but if
you have any questions now, please email iyouth.info@gmail.com
Why: Because last year’s conference was a huge success, and we think this
one will be even better!
Expect engaging and exciting panels and workshops, including book-talking,
story-telling, Radical Change with Eliza Dresang, a key-note speech by Nancy
Pearl, and more!
Plus – hear from children’s author Sundee Frazier and a panel of teen
authors including Carl Deuker, Kevin Emerson, and Royce Buckingham!
Feel free to forward this message to your friends and colleagues.
We hope to see you there!
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