LGBTIQ
LAMBDA: Library Anchor Models for Bridging Diversity Achievements
Activities and materials will focus on educating library personnel about the needs of LGBTQ homeless youth who come to the public library to access the Internet, read, find employment, contact family, or socialize with others.
Funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), LAMBDA is a partnership with the University of Tennessee’s School of Information Sciences and the Center for Literacy, Education & Employment (CLEE).
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ALA Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Round Table (GLBTRT)
Includes links to book lists, reviews, and news.
Technology and Programming
Apps
Nancy Keane’s Apps Handout
presented at YALS Spring Conference, May 7, 1015
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Teens, Technology, and Programming
presentation by Chris Shoemaker, Rye Free Reading Room (NY), YALSA President-Elect
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YALSA’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Task Force
Makerspaces
- Make It @ Your Library (Created through an IMLS grant)
- Make It at the Library: Where Idaho Makers Meet (See Makerspace resources at bottom of page)
- Library Makerspaces (Put together by Colorado State Library)
Teen Books