Job Opening: Children's Room Associate, Part-time at Westerly Library

On behalf of the Cornucopia of Rhode Island I would like to share the following job postings with you.

Children's Room Associate, Part-time at Westerly Library

Library Jobline: https://www.libraryjobline.org/jobs/9766

Our Website: https://westerlylibrary.org/employment

 

Best,

Dymond Bush

Vice Chair, Cornucopia of Rhode Island

 

Call For Proposals: 2021 REFORMA Northeast Joint-Mini Conference

We are excited to announce that the 2021 Joint Mini-Conference, “Lifting Our Communities, Celebrating Diverse Stories” will be held Friday, June 11th from 11-2:30PM EST.

In order to ensure the safety of all of our participants, the conference will once again be held, virtually, via Zoom.

 

The deadline to submit your proposal is Friday, April 23rd.

 

Any questions should be directed to Asuncion Cora, REFORMA Northeast Chapter President and Joint Mini-Conference Chair at ​asuncioncora@nypl.org​ or​​ reformane@gmail.com

The JMC Committee looks forward to receiving your proposals!

 

Thank you,

Asuncion Cora

2021 Joint Mini-Conference Chair

REFORMA Northeast Chapter President 2020-2021

 

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The Northeast Chapter of REFORMA, the National Association to Promote Library & Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish Speaking, covers people living or working in the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, or Rhode Island.

 

Not a member? please visit our website to join.

http://www.reformanortheast.org/

Learn How To Talk About Race starting the week of March 29th

Join your peers for “How to Talk about Race,” a free, 5-week learning circle about moderating discussions about race.

 

Learning circles are lightly-facilitated study groups for people who want to learn together. Though the material can be used by anyone, this course was designed specifically to equip library employees with the skills to run effective and considerate book discussions, group conversations, and other programs about race in their communities.

 

All Rhode Island library staff are invited to participate in one of these free, 5-week learning circles beginning the week of March 29th. There are a variety of days and times available to accommodate your schedule.

 

Click below to learn more and sign up.

https://www.p2pu.org/rila/

Martin Luther King Scholarship

Applications are now being accepted for the Martin Luther King Scholarship.

Applicants must be RI residents, African-American/Black, accepted/enrolled in an accredited post-secondary college or technical school in the US, demonstrate academic and leadership success, and be able to demonstrate financial need.

 

The application deadline is April 12th at 5pm: http://ow.ly/7OGi50DEMGW

NETSL Annual Spring Conference

 

NETSL Annual Spring Conference

Moving forward: Coping with New Realities in Technical Services

Date: Friday, April 16, 2021

Time: 9:00am - 2:00pm

Venue: Zoom

Fees: FREE for NELA members, $10 for non-members

To learn more about the speakers and session descriptions, please click here

https://sched.space/netslannualspringvirtualcon2021

 

Registration open to NELA members only until Monday, March 15th.  Then open to ALL!

If you need help registering multiple people, please email mbishop@nelib.org.

 

https://nela.memberclicks.net/netsl2021?fbclid=IwAR0GGDx6WoXmMH3qYwPjS_77ZGuDPJBnpYvIM6thtO7VpE13aQ1YprobBLg#/

Job Postings from CORI

On behalf of the Cornucopia of Rhode Island I would like to share the following job postings with you.

Brown University Director of Library Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

https://brown.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/staff-careers-brown/job/University-Library/Director-of-Library-Diversity--Equity--and-Inclusion_REQ168936

Coventry Public Library Part Time Reference Librarian

https://www.libraryjobline.org/jobs/9641/pt-reference-librarian

Best,

Dymond Bush

Vice Chair, Cornucopia of Rhode Island

Race in America: History Matters with Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden

Black History Month is a time we pay tribute to the vast contributions of Black Americans to our country. On Friday, Feb. 5 at 1:00pm ET, Washington Post senior critic-at-large Robin Givhan speaks with Carla Hayden, who made history as the first woman and the first African American to lead the Library of Congress, about marking this moment in the wake of widespread protests over the death of George Floyd, and how the past informs our understanding of the present.

Here's the link below: 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/washington-post-live/2021/02/05/race-america-history-matters-with-librarian-congress-carla-hayden/