Saturday, November 3, 2018

Literacy @ CLA Conference 2018


CLA Conference
November 9-11, 2018
Santa Clara Convention Center

California Libraries are Graduating Adults: Caps, Gowns and Bright Futures
learn how your library can offer Career Online High School in partnership with the State Library and hear from other participating libraries
Nov 10 8:00 AM - 8:45 AM

Books Through Bars
innovative programs across the state are putting books into the hands of some of our most marginalized citizens
Nov 10 1:00 PM - 1:45 PM

Beyond Barriers: Adult Literacy @the Library
adult learners from diverse backgrounds who are active in Partners in Reading (San José Public Library) or Read Santa Clara (Santa Clara City Library) will share how participating in a library-based adult literacy program has enabled them to overcome barriers they have faced
Nov 10 2:00 PM - 2:45 PM

Essential for Some, Beneficial for All: Evidence-Based Methods to Strengthen Literacy
dyslexia affects up to one in five people. Forty-five million Americans are unable to read above a fifth grade level. In California, 51% of our students are not reading at grade level. This underserved population of adults and youth with low-level literacy skills needs specific, structured interventions to develop their reading skills and see progress
Nov 10 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM

Come Write In with National Novel Writing Month at Your Library
learn about the non-profit organization National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) and their Come Write In program which provides free resources to libraries, community centers, and local bookstores to build writing havens in your neighborhood
Nov 10 5:00 PM - 5:45 PM

Removing Barriers: Launching Prison Programs
what it is like launching programming in a state prison
Nov 11 8:00 AM - 8:45 AM

Collaboration and Conversations: Reaching Rural, English-as-a-Second Language Populations
meeting the needs of a rural residents many of whom speak English as a second language
Nov 11 1:15 PM - 2:00 PM

Empowering Library Patrons Beyond Walls: A Perspective From a Literacy Program
literacy programs in libraries not only help learners improve their reading and writing, but also empower them beyond library walls, and even beyond borders
Nov 11 1:25 PM - 1:30 PM

Monday, October 29, 2018

Southern California & Statewide Literacy & Library Events :: November 2018


Southern California & Statewide Literacy & Library Events
November 2018

SCLLN
Literacy & Library Events & Conferences
- Local, California and National –
Southern California Library Literacy Network
for more information
Southern California & California



Nov. 01     Author's Day
Nov. 02     Read. Write. Act. Virtual Conference      
Nov. 04     International Games Week
Nov. 05     Global Read Aloud Your choice!
Nov. 05     What is Dyslexia? An In Depth Look OnLine
Nov. 05     Comprehensive Orton-Gillingham Training San Francisco
Nov. 07     LibraryCon Cyber Space 11a
Nov. 09     California Library Association Conference Santa Clara
Nov. 10     Books Through Bars CLA 1p
Nov. 10     Beyond Barriers: Adult Literacy @ the Library CLA 2p
Nov. 10     Essential for Some, Beneficial for All: Methods to Strengthen Literacy CLA 4p
Nov. 11     Empowering Library Patrons Beyond Walls: CLA 1:25p
Nov. 12     American Education Week
Nov. 12     Global Education Conference Cyber Space
Nov. 17     Tellabration (Saturday before Thanksgiving) Have the Talk of a Lifetime
Nov. 22     The Great Listen 2018
Nov. 28     LRA National Reading Conference Indian Wells CA


Saturday, October 27, 2018

SCLLN Literacy Library Tutor Training Calendar :: November 2018


SCLLN Literacy Library Tutor Training Calendar :: November 2018

For Local, California and National
Literacy or Library Conferences and Events
Southern California Library Literacy Network
Calendar


Nov. 01     Adult Literacy Tutor Training Burbank Library 6p
Nov. 01     Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation South Bay Literacy Torrance Library 7p
Nov. 03     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Chino Hills 9:30a
Nov. 03     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Diego Co Library El Cajon 10a
Nov. 04     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Loma Linda 4p
Nov. 06     Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Carlsbad Library 12N
Nov. 07     Literacy Trivia Challenge Ventura Co Library 6p
Nov. 08     Youth Literacy Tutor Orientation Words Alive San Diego 12N
Nov. 10     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Chino 10a
Nov. 10     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Adelanto 12N
Nov. 13     Adult Literacy Tutor Training READ San Diego Central Library 10a
Nov. 14     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Highland 5p
Nov. 15     Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Carlsbad Library 6p
Nov. 17     Adult Literacy Tutor Training Corona Library 9a
Nov. 17     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library 29 Palms 10a
Nov. 17     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Rialto 10a
Nov. 18     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Loma Linda 4p
Nov. 17     Volunteer Orientation Adult Literacy Tutors Corona Library 7p
Nov. 19     Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation San Bernardino Co Library Big Bear 5:30p
Nov. 20     Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Big Bear 4p
Nov. 27     Adult Literacy Tutor Training Santa Barbara Library 11a

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


Thursday, October 25, 2018

Vote for Your Favorite Adult Literacy Program :: ProLiteracy

VOTE

ProLiteracy Launches Global Literacy Hero Contest to Raise Awareness of Adult Literacy
ProLiteracy: 10.24.2018

In an effort to help the 36 million low-literate adults in the U.S., ProLiteracy, the leader in adult literacy content development, programs, and advocacy for more than 60 years, is pleased to announce the launch of the ProLiteracy Hero Contest. ProLiteracy launched the contest to raise awareness of the adult literacy crisis, and to recognize the adult education and literacy heroes worldwide!

A panel of ProLiteracy judges chose the top 10 national finalists from hundreds of stories and submissions that were sent in from around the world. The video and story submissions are posted to the ProLiteracy website and have been opened up to a public vote at www.proliteracy.org. Each week, the finalists will be narrowed down until the first-, second-, and third-place winners are selected on November 16.

“The local literacy organizations are the heroes who make adult learners’ dreams come true,” said Kevin Morgan, President and CEO of ProLiteracy. “Choosing the top ten finalists out of so many worthwhile organizations was very difficult. They all deserve to be recognized.”

2 of The top ten adult literacy organization finalists are from California:
Vision Literacy in Santa Clara County, CA

Sunday, October 21, 2018

Santa Monica Library :: Walk In Tutoring :: Tuesdays 1 pm-3 pm


Walk-In Tutoring
Santa Monica Library: November Calendar

Basic Reading – Writing – Online Skills
Tuesdays: Nov 6, 13, 20 & 27 from 1 pm to 3 pm
Main Library: Community Meeting Room or Computer Classroom

Tutors provide help with basic reading and writing skills, using the Internet, filling out online forms, using email, resume writing, and job searches.

For more information, call (310) 458-8603

Friday, October 19, 2018

Corona Library :: Steve Armstrong Literacy Award 2018


We Flippin' Love Our Volunteers!

On Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018 the City of Corona Library and Recreation Services Department held their first annual department-wide Volunteer Recognition, “We Flippin’ Love You.” Aptly named for the pancake-themed brunch, 120 attendees shared thank-yous for the 16,101 hours of volunteer time they have contributed to the organization in the past calendar year.

With the help of these volunteers, the Library and Recreation Services Department has been able to provide vital services to the community in the form of funding, program assistance, program creation, and program implementation. Volunteers are an essential component to the success of programs taking place at the Senior Center, the Library, and the Circle City Center.  Considering that last fiscal year 373,000 patrons visited the library and 183,985 patrons attended a Library and Recreation program, volunteers directly impact Corona community members.


One such volunteer, Galen Howard, received the annual Steve Armstrong Literacy Award.  The Steve Armstrong Literacy Award originated in 2009 in honor of Steve Armstrong, former Corona Public Library Support Services Division Manager from 2002-2008. Each year the Adult Reading Assistance program selects a recipient of the award who demonstrates a high level of commitment to literacy.

Next Volunteer Orientation
November 19, 2018
Please visit the Corona Public Library
or call 951-736-2381
for more information!