Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Southern California & Statewide Literacy & Library Events :: May 2019

Southern California & Statewide Literacy & Library Events :: May 2019

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


May 01      Choose Privacy Week
May 01      Health Literacy Conference IHA Costa Mesa
May 03      YALLWEST  Santa Monica Library
May 04      Bay Area Book Festival UC Berkeley and the City of Berkeley
May 07      Teacher Appreciation Day
May 07      Libraries Connecting You to Coverage: Health Literacy PLA Webinar 11a
May 10      National History Day – California William Jessup University Rocklin
May 11      California Public Library Advocates Workshops Oakland 10a
May 11      Catesol Regional Northern California Santa Rosa Junior College Petaluma
May 13      ISME Comprehensive Orton-Gillingham Training Los Angeles
May 13      Intermediate IMSE Orton-Gillingham Training San Francisco
May 16      GED Grad Day
May 18      International Museum Day
May 26      L.A. Zine Fest Helms Bakery Culver City


Sunday, April 28, 2019

SCLLN Literacy Library Tutor Training Calendar :: May 2019

SCLLN Literacy Library Tutor Training Calendar May 2019

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

May 11  Walk Run READ Huntington Beach Library
May 18  Summer Wine Walk Covina Library

May 02      Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation South Bay Literacy Torrance Library 7p
May 04      Adult Literacy Tutor Training READ OC Aliso Viejo Library 9:30a
May 04      ESL Tutor Training Laubach San Diego 9:30a
May 09      Adult Literacy Tutor Training Burbank Library 6p
May 11      Walk Run READ Huntington Beach Library 8a
May 11      Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Chino 10a
May 14      Adult Literacy Tutor Training READ San Diego Central Library 10a
May 14      Youth Literacy Tutor Orientation Words Alive San Diego 1p
May 18      Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Yucca Valley 9a
May 18      Summer Wine Walk Covina Library 5p
May 20      Adult Literacy Volunteer Orientation Corona Library 7p
May 22      Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Monrovia Library 6p
May 22      Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Huntington Beach Library Oak View Br 6p
May 26      Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Diego Co Library Vista Branch 12N
May 28      Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Placentia Library 6p

Altadena Library Complete a self-paced, online training module
Chula Vista Library Mondays @ 6p Wednesdays @10a
LAPL Adult Literacy volunteers receive 7 hours of Online Instruction

Local Tutor Workshops :: Always Scrolling in the Right Frame

Thursday, April 25, 2019

Literacy Library Jobs :: Salinas :: Burlingame :: Carlsbad :: Monterey Park :: Yolo Co

Literacy Library Jobs – California

coordinates and assists in the development and implementation of comprehensive community-based education and prevention programs and/or emergency preparedness programs


responsible for helping support a variety of adult and family literacy programs

possess experience working with volunteer programs, community organizations, and educational resources

performs learner assessments, tutor training and reporting for the adult and teen literacy program in addition to providing traditional library services

provides support for the Adult Literacy Services programs, and performs related duties as required

plan, organize, administer and assist in developing a large, comprehensive Literacy Program for the City

staffs the literacy office & assists literacy volunteers and adult literacy students

coordinate the delivery of tutoring and support services for learners

Wednesday, April 17, 2019

Los Angeles Public Library :: Spotlight on Adult Literacy: Dreams Achieved


Spotlight on Adult Literacy: Dreams Achieved
LAPL BLOG: 4.03.2019 by Randall Hinson, Librarian, Office of Education and Literacy

Adult literacy learner Gregory Hill at the Exposition Park Branch Library


For 35 years, the Adult Literacy program at the Los Angeles Public Library has helped adults all over Los Angeles improve their reading and writing skills. Gregory Hill is one of our inspiring learners.

Gregory was passed from grade to grade throughout his elementary, middle, and high school years even though he couldn’t read or write. He graduated from high school, but was unable to fill out forms or applications, and found applying for jobs difficult. Gregory tried numerous programs and classes to improve his situation, but always found himself back where he began, unable to read or write.

Then one day, while in the Exposition Park Regional Library, Gregory saw a sign over a door that read, “Adult Literacy Center – Read, Learn, Help”. Inside, he met dedicated former literacy coordinator June Brandon, who reassured him that he was in the right place. She promised him that regardless of what happened in the past, she was going to do everything in her power to help him learn to read and write. From that day forward, Gregory was on the path to literacy—not in a school, but at his local library.  WATCH 01:36


Wednesday, April 10, 2019

Literacy Library Jobs :: Carlsbad :: Monterey Park :: Huntington Beach :: Sonoma Co :: S San Francisco

Literacy Library Jobs – California

performs learner assessments, tutor training and reporting for the adult and teen literacy program in addition to providing traditional library services

provides support for the Adult Literacy Services programs, and performs related duties as required


plan, organize, administer and assist in developing a large, comprehensive Literacy Program for the City

staffs the literacy office & assists literacy volunteers and adult literacy students

coordinate the delivery of tutoring and support services for learners


Monday, April 8, 2019

San Diego County Library :: Libraries and Learning Upgrade: Accessing Literacy Services Via Libraries & Apps


Libraries and Learning Upgrade: Accessing Literacy Services Via Libraries & Apps
WS Radio:  10.23.2018

It was a pleasure to have with us, Migell Acosta, Director of the San Diego County Library. Migell spoke about the different ways that libraries provide resources to residents so that they read better, write better, do math better, function better, and live a better quality of life. He shared information about e-books, library-literacy services, and Library High School.

Literacy for All radio show is here to enhance access to information and promising practices that support the national and international literacy network and those they serve.

About the Host:
Jose L Cruz began his work in literacy in 1985. The San Diego Council on Literacy was formed one year later. Since then, both have worked to unite the San Diego community to support literacy. Jose has worked in collaborations for literacy at all levels. He has a 26 year history with the SDCOL, the last 12 years as CEO.

The pride of the SDCOL is its network of 27+ affiliated literacy program partners that annually serve over 179,000 San Diego residents of all ages at no cost. Everyday, these partnerships help emerging readers, students, parents, heads of households, and workers function and thrive through the power of literacy.  LISTEN 14:54 & 14:56

Adult Literacy Tutor Workshop
El Cajon Branch
Apr 20 10 am
888 . 466 . 0668


Saturday, April 6, 2019

California Library Literacy Services Webinar :: Family Literacy

A California Library Literacy Services Webinar: Family Literacy
Infopeople: 3.29.2019

March 29, 2019 from 10am - 11am PDT
Natalie Cole, Library Programs Consultant, California State Library;
Amy Prevedel, Independent Literacy Contractor;

April 10, 2019 from 10am - 11am PDT
Sherry Drobner, Former Literacy Program Manager - LEAP, City of Richmond; Amy Prevedel, Independent Literacy Contractor;
Abigail Sims-Evelyn, Literacy Program Manager - LEAP, City of Richmond

May 2, 2019 from 10am - 11am PDT,
Deborah Bernal, Literacy Coordinator, Fresno County Public Library;
Pat Jarvis, Literacy Services Coordinator, South San Francisco Public Library;
Amy Prevedel, Independent Literacy Contractor

June 4, 2019 from 10am - 11am PDT
Kim Noriega, Family Literacy Coordinator, READ/SanDiego - San Diego Public Library;
Amy Prevedel, Independent Literacy Contractor

So, you've got the exciting opportunity to provide new family literacy programming!

How do you even get started? In this webinar you'll take away tools you can use to find answers to this question, within your program and library, and outside of your library, too.

This webinar will be of interest to: the California Library Literacy community, especially literacy program staff people who will offer literacy programming with new CLLS funds.

If you are unable to attend the live event, you can access the archived version the day following the webinar.  View Webinar Archive