Writer To Writer Award Ceremony
SCLLN Literacy Conference
March 5, 2016
SCLLN is excited to announce the winners and runners-up for the 2015 Writer to Writer Challenge !
SCLLN received a record number of entries. We are so proud of all of the 97 learners who wrote letters.
Please join our adult learners, tutors and coordinators at the upcoming 2016 Southern California Library Literacy Network (SCLLN) Conference, to be held at the Buena Park Holiday Inn on Saturday, March 5th.
We hope you will join us for the Writer to Writer lunch, if not for the entire conference, and listen as the winner from each category reads their amazing letter! We encourage all coordinators to invite and sponsor all of your writers and their tutors for this special event. The registration fees are an appropriate use of CLLS grant funding and would be an excellent way to recognize our writers and their tutors. Congratulations to all of our letter writers!
Reminder: early registration closes this Friday, Feb. 19th.
Registration forms must be received in HB,
or emailed to literacy@surfcity-hb.org by Fri; payment can follow.
Emerging Category :: Winners - Tie
Carmen C, Carlsbad Library Learning Center
“I am Malala,” by Malala Yousafzai
Leonard U, Los Angeles Public Library
“In Bikole: Eight Modern Stories of Life in a West African Village,”
by Tom Gilroy
Runner-Up
Anonymous, Los Angeles Public Library
“The Art of War,” by Sun Tzu translated by R. L. Wing
Beginning Category :: Winner
Estella G, Downey Library
“A Child Called It,” by Dave Pelzer
Runners-Up
Lucila C, A. K. Smiley Redlands Library
“The Breadwinner,” by Deborah Ellis
Lilia Z, Carlsbad Library Learning Center
“Mother Teresa,” by Margaret Holland
Intermediate Category :: Winner
Maria A, READ/San Diego-San Diego Library
“Red Midnight,” by Ben Mikaelsen
Runners-Up
Hyun K, Los Angeles Public Library
“Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl,” by Anne Frank
Anonymous, Corona Library
“The Teacher Who Couldn’t Read,” by John Corcoran
Advanced Category :: Winner
Carolina O, Carlsbad Library Learning Center
“Adventures in the Anthropocene,” by Gaia Vince
Runners-Up
Elsa S, Riverside County Library
“Dolores Huerta: Labor Leader and Civil Rights Activist,” by Robin S. Doak
Rosario C, Carlsbad Library Learning Center
“Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl,” by Anne Frank
We look forward to seeing you on Saturday, March 5th.
Again, Congratulations!
Writer to Writer Chair
For More Info, Call:
Carrie: 760/931-4515
Diane Moseley: 714/375-5086
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