December AZLA Webinar on new legislation

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Kilker, Jean

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Nov 14, 2022, 12:09:47 PM11/14/22
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This is an issue that is important to all of us.  Please register and take the time to join this professional development session.

Jean and Beth


Jean Kilker, M.A. M.Ed. NBPTS
Teacher-Librarian
Maryvale High School
ALA Libraries Ready to Code Grant
CARES Act Grant AZ Dept of Library Archives and Public Records
AZ Humanities Council Grant for Voracious Readers at MVHS
Co-chair Teacher Librarian Division of AZLA

A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies.  The man who never reads lives only one.   --George R.R. Martin



 


Please join the AzLA Professional Development Committee for the December webinar.

This webinar is free to all librarians and library workers. Feel free to share it with your library colleagues.

Can't attend the live webinar? Register and you'll be sent a follow-up email with a link to the recorded webinar to watch at your convenience.

Registration Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_MfS4yMiESOOzlKBg2b03rA

Program Description:

In 2022, states across the country enacted legislation meant to censor and restrict library services and the right to access information. In Arizona, Governor Ducey signed HB 2439 into law, which requires school libraries to post all titles purchased for the collection for 60 days after approval. Join Erin MacFarlane and Jessica Rainbow to learn more about what to expect for the 2023 legislative session, and how you can help advocate for fREADom.

Presenters:

Erin MacFarlane has served as Chair of AzLA's Legislative Committee since 2016. In that time, she has worked at both the local, state, and federal level to help influence legislation that impacts library services. Erin is also a member of ALA's Policy Corps and is a liaison for the ALA state legislative delegation. Erin works for Maricopa County Library District, and lives in Goodyear with two middle aged Labradors and a couple of library loving teenagers.

Jessica Rainbow serves as senior policy and public affairs advisor for Pivotal, managing client’s state legislative and public policy issues. Jessica assists the firm with political affairs; coordinates both internal and external communications and provides clients with services from project analysis to political and strategic consulting and representation.

Since 2008, Jessica has represented a broad range of clients before the Arizona State legislature, administrative agencies, local governments and Arizona’s congressional delegation. With strong relationships with policy and decision makers at the state, local and county levels, Jessica brings experience in a wide range of public policy issues and advocacy including: higher education, health care, financial services, tribal governments, municipalities and state agencies.


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