Southern California & Statewide Literacy & Library Events :: October 2016

Southern California & Statewide Literacy & Library Events

October 2016

SCLLN

Literacy & Library Events & Conferences

- Local, California and National –

visit the

Southern California Library Literacy Network

for more information

Health Literacy Month

Dyslexia Awareness Month

National Book Month

Oct. 05   World Teachers' Day

Oct. 07+ LitQuake, San Francisco  @Litquake

Oct. 08   Great Valley Bookfest, Manteca

Oct. 08 Fall Gala Children’s Literature Council Southern California 9a @childlitcouncil

Oct. 09   Teen Read Week  @yalsa

Oct. 11  Day of the Girl #dayofthegirl

Oct. 11 Autism Sensory Friendly Film GAMBIT 7p

Oct. 13  Plain Language Day @iplainday

Oct. 15  Star Wars Reads Day

Oct. 15   Walk4Literacy, Sacramento

Oct. 15 Write to Literacy Conference, CSU Northridge

Oct. 15 Great Minds Don't Think Alike - Honoring Henry Winkler LA

Oct. 16  Dictionary Day

Oct. 16  National Friends of Libraries Week
Oct. 17 Give Me 20 Challenge RAINBOW FISH thru Dec 9 @bookitprogram #BOOKITkid

Oct. 17+ Internet Librarian, Monterey  @LibConf

Oct. 20  National Day of Writing  #WhyIWrite

Oct. 22  Make A Difference Day  @mdday

Oct. 22 Inland Empire Disabilities EXPO, San Bernardino  @dyslexiaSoCal

Oct. 25 Autism Sensory Friendly Films JACK REACHER 7p

Oct. 26 LitCrawlLA, NoHo  @LitCrawlLA

Oct. 27  Read For The Record - The Bear Ate Your Sandwich  @Jumpstartkids

Oct. 28+ CUE Fall Conference, Napa Valley  @cueinc

Oct. 28 Cognitive Diversity Embracing Difference, Chapman Univ 8:30a

Oct. 31 Overview of Orton Gillingham Approach Cyberspace thru Nov 25

Oct. 31 Reading Comprehension Strategies Cyberspace thru Nov 25

ALOUD: Library Foundation of Los Angeles  @ALOUDla

Los Angeles Literary Calendar  @LALitScene

Poets & Writers Los Angeles Literary Events Calendar

California Book Festivals

Poetry Flash – So & No California

Storytelling Association of California

SCLLN Literacy Library Tutor Training Calendar :: October 2016

SCLLN Literacy Library Tutor Training Calendar

October 2016

For Local, California and National

Literacy or Library Conferences and Events

visit the

Southern California Library Literacy Network

Calendar

                                    Oct. 21  Wine & Words            Oct. 22 Happy Hour

                                                        Huntington Beach Library      Newport Beach Library

Oct. 01 Adult Literacy Tutor Training LEARN San Diego Co Library 10a

Oct. 01 Adult Literacy Tutor Training SB Co Library Lake Arrowhead  10a

Oct. 01 Adult Literacy Tutor Training SB Co Library Rialto 10a

Oct. 01 Adult Literacy Tutor Training SB Co Library Yucaipa 12N

Oct. 04 Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Carlsbad Library 12N

Oct. 04 Youth Literacy Tutor Orientation Words Alive San Diego 1p

Oct. 04 Adult Literacy Tutor Training Huntington Beach Library 6p

Oct. 05 Adult Literacy Learner Orientation READ/San Diego Library 5:30p

Oct. 06 Adult Literacy Tutor Training READ/San Diego Library 6p

Oct. 06 Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation South Bay Literacy Torrance Library 7p

Oct. 08 Adult Literacy Tutor Training SB Co Library Yucca Valley 9a

Oct. 13 Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Carlsbad Library 6p

Oct. 15 Adult Literacy Tutor Training SB Co Library Chino 10a

Oct. 17 Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Corona Library 7p

Oct. 18 Adult Literacy Learner Orientation READ/San Diego Library 10a

Oct. 18 Adult Literacy Tutor Training SB Co Library Hesperia 3p

Oct. 19 Adult Literacy Learner Orientation Newport Beach Library 10a

Oct. 21 Wine & Words FUNraiser Huntington Beach Library 7p

Oct. 22 Happy Hour with Maria Semple Newport Beach Library 6p

Oct. 26 Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Newport Beach Library 10

Beverly Hills Library Adult Literacy: last Friday month 10:30 - 12 N

LAPL Adult Literacy volunteers receive 7 hours of Online Instruction

Local Tutor Workshops :: Always Scrolling in the Right Frame

Statewide Workshops @ California Library Literacy Services

Orange Co Library :: READ OC - Honors San Clemente & Heritage Park Libraries

OC READ Honors San Clemente & Heritage Park Libraries

READ WRITES: Summer 2016

OC READ has been grateful to receive the consistent support of all the branches and staff within the OC Public Libraries system, and each year honors a branch that has gone above and beyond in their support of literacy.  When the San Clemente Branch planned its major renovations and reopened last summer, Branch Manager Karen Wahl made sure to set aside space for a comfortable, private literacy center where tutors and learners could work together without worrying about the distractions and awkwardness of meeting in the public eye. Now the space is stocked with literacy materials and available for any tutor and learner who need it.

This year, OC READ also presented our first ever Outstanding Literacy Collection award to Heritage Park Library.  Branch Manager Cheryl Nakaji, Librarian Nadya Mircheva, Office Manager Catherine Clark and the entire branch team are strong supporters of literacy and the growing multicultural community that they serve.  The Irvine Heritage Park team seamlessly fields questions, patiently helps learners access the resources they need, and helps tutoring pairs find more quiet places to work at the busiest branch in the system. Last summer, former IHP librarians Jennifer Johnson and Julia Butler recognized a need to set aside space for a literacy and ESL collection that would be accessible to READ participants and the public.  They contacted READ about what materials would best support adult learners’ goals and lobbied their Friends for the funds to purchase these materials. In January, the nearly 100 book collection became a reality and is now housed in the section of the library that overlooks the charming Heritage Park pond. Many thanks to the entire Heritage Park team for making a refuge for literacy.  READ MORE @

Upland Library :: Trivia Bee - Silent Auction - Raffle for Literacy

15th Annual Trivia Bee,

Silent Auction & Raffle for Literacy

Upland Library Adult Literacy

September 29 :: 6 pm

Shine a Light on Literacy

Join us for the 15th Annual Trivia Bee, Silent Auction & Raffle for Literacy. The fun and games begin at 6:00 p.m., on Thursday, September 29th, in the Carnegie Library. The Trivia Bee is sponsored by local business owners and community organizations. All proceeds from this event will benefit the Upland Public Library Adult Literacy Program for which state funding is determined by the amount of local funds raised.

Banned Book Week :: Literacy | Ventura Co | Moorpark | ALA OIF | Censorship | DCPL | Politics Prose | Flintridge Books

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Superlatives from SCLLN

At #vclOjaiLibrary we put all the books

THEY don’t want you to read in one convenient place.

#BannedBooksWeek #vcLibraries

@vencolibrary  Sep 21

#BannedBooksWeek is almost here!

Don't forget to come to the library for your BBW

#wanted poster!

@MoorparkCityLib  Sep 21

Support #BannedBooksWeek,

add a #Twibbon now!

@BannedBooksWeek  Sep 21

#BannedBooksWeek is in 5 Days!

Lot of upcoming events.

Check out our reminder email

@BannedBooksWeek https://iz4.me/kg2ZrB1 

@OIF  Sep 20

#BannedBooksWeek:

Join @VickyBaker on 29 Sept to chat with

@CLBaldacchinov, @jessicaherthel, Wendy Doniger

@IndexCensorship Sep 22

It's almost #BannedBooksWeek

& @dcpl is helping us hide

these censored books in plain sight

http://bit.ly/2czEHkt

@PoliticsProse Sep 9

So touched by the city's response to #UncensoredDC

Thanks to our amazing partners.

Couldn't have done it w/o U!

@dcpl_literati  Sep 16

Banned Books & Indie Picks

http://conta.cc/2bRjsuM 

@flintridgebooks  Sep 21

Los Angeles Public Library - Voter Information at Your Local Library

LAPL Voter Information

This year is an important year for our nation. We want to encourage all eligible Californians to register to vote and cast a ballot. Registration deadline to vote in the November 8 election is October 24. We can help! Voter registration and nonpartisan programs on ballot measures are available at your local library.

Your country. Your voice. Your vote.

Voter registration is conveniently available at local libraries.

Sign up to vote, or check if you are registered.

Get informed.

Learn about the measures that will be on your ballot. The League of Women Voters of Los Angeles will present non-partisan descriptions of ballot measures at their popular Pros and Cons programs. Get the facts, hear the arguments, and decide for yourself!

Upcoming events

Sep 27 :: Voter Registration Day

Easy Voter Guide  November 2016 Election

in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean !

Huntington Beach Library :: Family Literacy :: Oak View Celebrates Its Own

Oak View Celebrates its Own

Open Doors: September 2016

Literacy Volunteers-HBPL News

The Oak View Family & Community Center Gymnasium was filled almost to capacity Monday evening, August 22, as the Oak View literacy participants gathered to celebrate and honor learner achievements.

Huntington Beach Library Director Stephanie Beverage, City Council member Eric Peterson and Literacy Board President Susie Hodge gave brief congratulatory speeches. Excellence Awards were presented to learners who succeeded above and beyond during the past year. Twelve learners graduated from a computer class where they had learned how to send and receive emails, shop on line and do their personal banking.  Special award certificates were presented to five learners for outstanding achievement, and two were recognized for passing the citizenship test. Tutors received pins for their years served.

Amy Crepeau, Oak View Literacy director, received a surprise thank you and congratulations from tutors, learners and literacy staff. Former library staff member Kevin Moran spoke and Rocio G, a learner in the program, presented her with a bouquet of flowers and a book in recognition of her recent attainment of her Master's Degree in Library Science. Amy was extremely moved and surprised, and we extend our congratulations for her hard work and diligence in earning her degree.

Afterwards, the amiable crowd enjoyed desserts and beverages provided by literacy volunteers and learners. The positive energy, happiness and conviviality at Oak View always creates a cheerful atmosphere. If you haven't had a chance to attend one of their enjoyable events, plan to do so in the future. You'll be glad you did and will go home humming a happy tune!