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- No events scheduled for March 1, 2021.
- No events scheduled for March 2, 2021.
- No events scheduled for March 6, 2021.
- No events scheduled for March 7, 2021.
Week of Events
LILRC Webinar: Library Director Jenga – COVID Edition, Session 1
LILRC Webinar: Library Director Jenga – COVID Edition, Session 1
Join Kate Hall and Kathy Parker, authors of The Public Library Directors Toolkit, as they discuss how to balance the responsibilities of being a director during a pandemic and three core areas of running a public library during a public health crisis and after. The four individual sessions will include library director jenga, personnel, emergency planning, […]
METRO Webinar: LASSA Presents – It Takes a Village
METRO Webinar: LASSA Presents – It Takes a Village
Please join us for a get-together and conversation with your fellow Library support staff members to share our experiences during the coronavirus pandemic. We look forward to hearing what has been working for you in maintaining social distancing, learn what's been happening around you, and talk through how you're coping with this stressful time. At […]
LILRC Webinar: Historic Preservation for the People – An Introduction Local, State, and Federal Policies and Practices
LILRC Webinar: Historic Preservation for the People – An Introduction Local, State, and Federal Policies and Practices
Did you know listing on the National and State Registers of Historic Places does not protect historic places from demolition or redevelopment? Only municipalities and local preservation ordinances can protect historic places from destruction. Nevertheless, federal and state preservation laws play an important role by offering attractive financial incentives like tax credits, or by requiring […]
METRO Webinar: Supporting and Sustaining Anti-Racist Work
METRO Webinar: Supporting and Sustaining Anti-Racist Work
In our workshops, We Need 2 Talk educators always say, anti-racist work is a practice, not a destination. Some of us have been on our anti-racist journeys for many years, while for others, that journey began during the summer of 2020. How can we make this work sustainable in our libraries and communities? How can […]
SENYLRC Webinar: SENYCon Prequel – Pandemic Pivot Presentations
SENYLRC Webinar: SENYCon Prequel – Pandemic Pivot Presentations
On January 21, 2020 the first case of COVID-19 was identified in Washington State. In late February we were starting to wash our hands more and learn how to elbow bump. On Friday, March 13, 2020 the Southeastern staff all took our laptops home with the idea that we'd be closed for a few weeks. […]