Social Justice and Libraries: MLS Webinars

Katelyn Duncan, New Americans Librarians, Worcester Public Library (2023)

Melissa Andrews, Kris Carter, and Jaclyn Youngblood (2023)

Dr. Rebecca Davis, Assistant Professor, Simmons University (2023)

Five Webinars: Legal Fundamentals; Beyond the Basics; Empowering Community Members to Become Advocates: First Amendment Audits; Handling Harassment and Prioritizing Self-Care (2023)

Three Webinars: Statewide Resources, Young Adults, Homeless Engagement (2023)

Dr. Rebecca Davis, Assistant Professor, Simmons University (2023)

Klem-Marí Cajigas, Family Literacy Coordinator for Bringing Books to Life!, Nashville Public Library
Lindsey Patrick-Wright, Manager-Southeast Branch, Nashville Public Library (2020)

Martha Boksenbaum, Youth Services Librarian, Auburn Branch, Cranston Public Library (2020)

Award-winning author Mitali Perkins

Martha Boksenbaum, Youth Services Librarian, Auburn Branch, Cranston Public Library (2020)

Charlie Remy, Electronic Resources & Serials Librarian/Associate Professor at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Library (2018)

Katy Kania, they/them/theirs pronouns, Head of Teen Services, Robbins Library, Arlington
Rob Lorino, they/them/theirs pronouns, Adult Services Librarian, Robbins Library, Arlington (2020)

Charles G. Baldwin, Program Officer for the Universal Participation Initiative (UP), Mass Cultural Council

Debi Lombardi, Partner Engagement Manager, NonProfit VOTE; Jean Canosa Albano, Springfield City Library; Connor Mathis, Bryant University (2020)

Shelley Quezada, MBLC (2020)

Tegan Mannino, Circulation Supervisor & Cataloger, Monson Free Library

Madeleine Charney, UMass Amherst Libraries; Gabrielle Griffis, Brewster Ladies Library; Gideon Nachman, Communities Responding to Extreme Weather (2020)

Gideon Nachman, Communities Responding to Extreme Weather; Corey Farrenkopf, Sturgis Public Library; Madeleine Charney, UMass Amherst Libraries (2020)

Misha Stone (2019)

Becky Spratford is a Readers' Advisor in Illinois specializing in serving patrons ages 13 and up. She trains library staff all over the world on how to match books with readers through the local public library. She runs the critically acclaimed RA training blog RA for All, and is on the Steering Committee of the Adult Reading Round Table. (2019)