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Chinese American Librarians Association: Embracing Diversity and Outreaching to the Global Community University of Central Florida STARS Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works 6-24-2017 Chinese American Librarians Association: Embracing Diversity and Outreaching to the Global Community Sai Deng University of Central Florida, [email protected] Ying Zhang University of Central Florida, [email protected] Part of the Communication Commons, and the Library and Information Science Commons Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ucfscholar University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Poster is brought to you for free and open access by STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Original Citation Deng, S. & Zhang, Y. (2017). Chinese American Librarians Association : Embracing Diversity and Outreaching to the Global Community. Diversity Fair at the American Librarian Association (ALA) Annual Conference 2017. Chicago, IL, June 25, 2017. Chinese American Librarians Association Embracing Diversity and Outreaching to the Global Community Sai Deng, [email protected], Chinese American Librarians Association Newsletter Co-Editor Ying Zhang, [email protected], Chinese American Librarians Association Incoming Vice-President Attracting Members Globally Connecting Members and Friends Virtually Outreaching & Building Alliances CALA Facebook Public Page CALA WeChat CALA Member Distribution Percentage by Membership Type In 2016-2017, CALA’s membership (2016-2017) (2016-2017) Public platform for information dissemination and A community space for communication and rapport 1.88% 1.74% 0.40% 4.02% 0.27% 0.13% 0.27% 0.27% sharing; you can post as a guest; building; surpassed 700, covering the US, 12.73% CALA and ALA CALA and Other Caucuses Can be accessed at: http://bit.ly/1pOfFTI (or search A closed group but anyone who’s interested in the CA- mainland China, Taiwan, Canada, CALA become an affiliate of the ALA and a member of CALA's relationship with APALA can be traced back to “CALA” in Facebook’s search box). LA community can join; 27.35% 40.08% 19.03% Additional members can be invited to join the WeChat Singapore and other places (see the Council of National Library and Information As- 1980 when APALA was formed. The first APALA Vice sociations in 1976; President, John Yung-hsiang Lai, was the 1979-1980 group by existing members. figures on the right). 65.82% CALA Facebook Private Group CALA has representatives on the ALA’s New Member- CALA President. 24.13% Supplemental to the CALA Facebook public page ; 1.88% ship Round Table Council and the Advocacy Coordinat- The first APALA/CALA Joint Annual Program was held A space where everyone can post, start discussions, CALA LinkedIn Group United States China Hong Kong Singapore Affiliated Honorary Institutional Life ing Group; in Los Angles in June 1983. The theme was "Areas of Taiwan Canada Unknown Non-salaried Overseas Regular Student and connect with each other; A newly created official LinkedIn page for CALA; CALA participates in the ALA Diversity and Outreach cooperation in Library Development in Asian and Pa- A space where everyone can post, start discussions, Fair at the ALA’s Annual Conference every year. cific Regions." Join it by clicking: https://www.facebook.com/ groups/423045741400053/ and connect with each other; Join it by clicking: https://www.linkedin.com/ Sponsor of the ALA Emerging Leaders Program 2017 ALA emerging leaders met with Project JCLC 2012 company/calalib Each year CALA has been able to sponsor two mem- Guide Mingyan Li and CALA president Qi Chen CALA participated and co-sponsored the second Joint CALA YouTube Channel Showcasing Member Scholarship & Achievements bers with a monetary fund and more members with at ALA Midwinter, Atlanta, GA. (L-R) Kate, Mingyan, Jingjing, Nitra, Minhao and Qi. Conference of Librarians of Color (JCLC) held in Kansas A space to post CALA’s videos; non-monetary sponsorships. City, Missouri from September 19 to 23. Past President Available at: https://www.youtube.com/user/ CALA Listserv Haipeng Li was one of the two Co-Chairs of the Steering CALAChannel. June 1994 CALA Listserv was launched at University of CALA and IFLA Committee, and Dora Ho is another CALA Representa- Wisconsin — Milwaukee. Dr. Wilfred Fong was the International Journal of tive to the JCLC Steering Committee. first list owner. It is still active. CALA Occasional Paper Series (OPS) In September 2011 CALA joined the IFLA as a national Librarianship (IJoL) association member; Open access publication which provides an op- CALA representatives Min Chou and Shali Zhang JCLC 2018 CALA Members and Friends at JCLC 2012. portunity for CALA members to publish articles attended the IFLA WLIC 2012 in Helsinki, Finland; An open access, refereed journal of research and Fostering Local Collaboration via Chapters on a peer-reviewed, official, and professional CALA President Qi Chen and the Executive Director Lian discussion dealing with all aspects of libraries and CALA offers IFLA Registration Grant to its members. platform; Ruan serve on the JCLC 2018 Steering Committee. librarianship; It started in 2008; till 2016, 13 issues have been Published Vol. 1, No. 1 in 2016; published. Publications 2017 CALA Midwest Chapter Annual 2017 CALA Southeast Chapter Spring Meeting Website: http://ojs.calaijol.org/index.php/ijol CALA Members and Friends IFLA WLIC 2016. Conference Held in Georgia State University Library on Jan. 20, 2017; th Themes: “Sharing Your Professional Expertise and Your th CALA 30 Anniversary Issue Held on April 21 in Chicago Public Library Chinatown CALA 40 Anniversary Issue Branch; Library’s Collections” and “Visiting a Library, a Museum Bridging Cultures : Chinese American Librarians or a Cultural Institution in Atlanta.” Reaching beyond ourselves: Celebrat- and Their Organization: A Glance at the Thirty Networking with Libraries in China Theme: "Collaboration and Innovation in Library Practices." ing 40 years of CALA (1973 - 2013) Years of CALA 1973-2003 （《架起中美文化的 橋梁 — 華人圖書館員協會回眸三十年, 1973 2017 GMA Chapter Spring Forum 2016 CALA Southeast Chapter Fall Meeting -2003》） Chinese Library Annual Conference International Symposium on Scholarly Held at Olin Library, Rollins College, Orlando, FL on Sep- Held at Catholic University of America, Washington DC tember 23, 2016; E-Communication Development and on Saturday, April 1, 2017; CALA Newsletter The first China-US Library Conference was organized Academic Library Transformation, Themes: "Visiting a Library, a Museum or a Cultural Insti- Spotlight on CALA Members Theme: "Innovative Library Services and Research." by the National Library of China and the ALA. It took CALA published its first newsletter in Sep- Northeast Normal University, Chang- tution in Your City" and "Discovering Chinese Images, place in Beijing in 1996 and was on “Global Infor- tember 1973; its newest issue is the 2017 Representations and Heritage." mation Access: Challenges and Opportunities.” chun, China, 2016 Spring Issue (right image); The U.S. Organizing Committee was co-chaired by It's CALA's official publication and it dissemi- Hwa-Wei Lee and included some representatives from nates information about Chinese American li- CALA. CALA members continued to be involved in sub- Celebrating Cultures at Our Libraries brarianship and the activities of the associa- CALA Annual Program Programs sequent China-US conferences. tion and its members. CALA’s 1st Annual Conference was held in Chi- cago, Mar. 31, 1973; 2016 Chinese Library Annual Conference 20th Anniversary Program: “Empowerment: Held on October 25-28 with the theme "Innovate Chi- Chinese Ceramic Artist in Residence 2017 One-Shot Library Information Literacy Ori- CALA Member Won National Recognition The Asian American Perspective," New Orleans; na: Technology, Society and Library." PVCC Buxton Library Helps to Bridge Cul- entations @ Laney College Library ALA Honors Haipeng Li with Equality Award 30th Anniversary Program: “Chinese American The CALA team was led by Michael Bailou Huang and tural Exchange The Laney College Library provides One-Shot Library In- and Other Ethnic Librarians Building Library Qi Chen. Its session was titled: "Innovative Services and Technology in U.S. Academic Libraries." (Right photo) Chinese master ceramist, Huang Xiaohong, formation Literacy Orientations to different levels of stu- Community,” Atlanta; was invited to be the artist in residence for Maricopa dents with vary information needs. See right photo. 40th Anniversary Program: “Together We Make CALA 2017 Annual Program: Internet + Chinese Library Annual Conference 2016. a Difference – Celebrate CALA 40 Years and Be- Information Services. Colleges in February 2017. 21st Century Librarian Seminar Series yond,” Chicago. Books for China Project Training Awards The recent CALA 21st Century Librarian Seminar was Herstory: The Legal History of Chinese International Student Day 2016 CALA Leadership Academy held at Pudong Library, Shanghai, China, June 12-14, “When the Books for China Project (B4C) was first creat- CALA Award Banquet ed in late 2004, none of the five founders thought that The Miller Nichols Library at the University of Missouri 2017. The sponsors were: CALA and Pudong Library. American Women The 2016 CALA Leadership Academy was suc- it could last this long… As a pleasant surprise to all, B4C Kansas City hosts annual event to celebrate the interna- A long-standing CALA tradition; The theme of this seminar
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