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Join us to add your voice to the discussion and learn simple and effective strategies to:
- Build coalitions to influence policy
- Craft more powerful narratives about your library
- Help administrators see the magic of your library
Earn 1 hour of professional development credit for live or on-demand webinar participants.
Can’t make it on February 13? Register to be updated when the recording is available for viewing!
Ann Dutton Ewbank, PhD, is associate professor at Montana State University, Bozeman. She researches school library advocacy and is a member-leader in the American Library Association (ALA). A tireless advocate, Ewbank has direct experience working with elected officials at the federal, state, and local levels to enact positive policy for school library programs.
Deborah Rinio, PhD, is an adjunct professor at Montana State University and the University of Alaska Fairbanks. She has served as President of the Alaska Association of School Librarians (AkASL), on the 2017 AASL National Standards Editorial Board, and in ALA’s Policy Corps. In 2015, she received the AkASL Linda K. Barrett award for outstanding service to the school library profession.
Stony Evans, MS, is a teacher librarian at Lakeside High School in Hot Springs, AR. He earned his master’s in library media and information technologies from the University of Central Arkansas. He was selected as AAIM Library Media Specialist of the Year in 2013. Visit his blog at librarymediatechtalk.blogspot.com, email him at stony_evans@lakesidesd.org, or follow him on Twitter @stony12270.
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