Webinar Viewing Party: Generation Z – Libraries and the Post-Millennial Generation
Fayetteville Free Library 300 Orchard St., Fayetteville, NY, United StatesJoin us at the Fayetteville Free Library for a webinar viewing party! Webinar Description: We've all heard about Millennials, but what do we know about the next generation, Generation Z? According to the American Marketing Association, Generation Z, or those born at the dawn of the 21st century, are just now starting to enter college […]
Webinar: Archival Q&A with DHPSNY (hosted by NNYLN)
Anastasia Matijkiw, Program Coordinator and Amelia Parks, Archives Specialist from Documentary Heritage Preservation Services of New York (DHPSNY) will present a Q&A session for those interested in learning more about DHPSNY as well as field-specific archival questions and best practices. Please submit your question ahead of time via this Google Form and tune in on February 7, […]
Library Advocacy Workshop: What You Should Know – Syracuse
CLRC 5710 Commons Park Drive, East Syracuse, NY, United StatesWonder what goes on behind the scenes in Albany when it comes to advocating for library funding? Do you struggle for that perfect “elevator speech” when speaking to legislators about your library’s needs? Want to gain some tips and tricks before you head to Albany on February 27? Join us for a workshop to prepare […]
Library Advocacy Workshop: What You Should Know – Utica
Wonder what goes on behind the scenes in Albany when it comes to advocating for library funding? Do you struggle for that perfect “elevator speech” when speaking to legislators about your library’s needs? Want to gain some tips and tricks before you head to Albany on February 27? Join us for a workshop to prepare […]
Workshop: Narcan Training
Learn to save a life with FREE Narcan Training! All are welcome to become New York State certified Opioid Overdose Responders. You’ll learn how to recognize an opioid overdose and how to administer Narcan to save a life. Access to Narcan kits will be provided! The training will be provided by an experienced Overdose Prevention Coordinator from ACR […]
Library Advocacy Day in Albany – February 27
State Capitol Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY, United StatesLibrary staff, supporters and friends Meet with your regional legislators Speak out for library funding CLRC is chartering a bus to Albany with multiple pick-up locations along the Thruway and has scheduled appointments with regional Assemblymembers and Senators. Schedule: (subject to change) * 6:30 am - leave CLRC office * 7:20 - pickup at North Utica […]
Webinar Viewing Party: Open Doors – Reaching Underserved Populations Online Conference
Join us at the CLRC office or the MidYork Office for an all day Webinar Viewing Party! We'll be watching the Amigos Library Services Online Conference, Open Doors: Reaching Underserved Populations. Feel free to drop in and out as needed! Webinar Description: As librarians, providing equitable access to all patrons should be a top priority. […]
Workshop: Baby Sensory Play!
Mid York Library System 1600 Lincoln Ave, Utica, NY, United StatesJoin us at the Mid York Library System Office to learn more about Baby Sensory Play with Jennifer Preisser. Workshop Description: Engage your littlest patrons with a program that incorporates the Early Literacy Skill of play. Play is an important part of child development, specifically early literacy. This program will provide participants with instructions on […]
SIG: Early Career Professionals Meetup
Are you an Early Career Library & Information Professional? Then we want YOU to join CLRC's Early Career Professionals Special Interest Group (SIG)! In this group you'll identify issues that are important to you as an early career professional as well as network and trade stories with other regional early career professionals. You're eligible for […]
SIG: Digital Inclusion Coalition Meetup
Did you know that Syracuse is one of the top 10 worst-connected cities in the U.S.? Nearly 1/4 of households in Syracuse have no Internet access, and communities across Central New York have averages ranging from 10-100%. The digital divide—which is the economic, educational, and social inequalities between those who have computers and online access […]