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President's Welcome ...... 4 Network & Connect...... 24 Spotlight on Adult Literature ...... 55 Executive Board and Officers ...... 5 Official Mobile Apps/ Libraries Transform ...... 56 Wireless Access ...... 25 Division Presidents ...... 6 Sustainability ...... 26 MEETINGS & SCHEDULES General Info ...... 7 ThinkFit @ ALA...... 27 Mobile App ...... 57 First-Time Attendee Info ...... 10 ALA Conference Store ...... 28 Acronyms ...... 58 Gender-Inclusive Bathrooms ...... 12 Shuttle Schedule ...... 29 Membership & Governance Help & Accessibility Services ...... 13 Meetings...... 60 ALA Office Services ...... 30 Corporate Members ...... 14 ASL Interpreted Meetings ...... 62 ALA Annual Save the Date ...... 31 Library Champions ...... 16 Captioned Meetings ...... 63 Hotel List & Map ...... 32 Discussion Groups ...... 64 AGENDA & LOCATIONS Hotel Meeting Room Locator ...... 33 Daily Schedule ...... 71 Opening Session & ALA/ERT Convention Center Floor Plan ...... 34 Exhibits Opening Reception ...... 17 Hotel Floor Plans...... 36 EXHIBIT HALL Auditorium Speakers ...... 18 In the Exhibit Hall ...... 89 Arthur Curley Memorial Lecture ...... 19 SPECIAL SESSIONS Book Buzz Theater ...... 92 TABLE OF CONTENTS MLK Holiday Observance and ALA YMA Awards ...... 41 Sunrise Celebration ...... 19 PopTop Stage ...... 96 RUSA Book and Media Awards ...... 41 ALA President's Program ...... 20 Mobile App Pavilion ...... 99 I Love My Librarian! Award...... 42 Closing Session ...... 20 Exhibits Floor Plan ...... 100 Symposium on the Thanks to Our Sponsors ...... 21 Future of Libraries ...... 44 Exhibitor Listings ...... 102 ALA JobLIST Placement & Career News You Can Use ...... 51 Exhibitor Listings by Product ...... 120 Development Center ...... 22 Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion ...... 54 Advertiser Index ...... 136

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ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 3 PRESIDENT'S WELCOME

Welcome to the 2020 ALA Midwinter Meeting & Exhibits in Philadelphia! On behalf of ALA, I am so pleased that you have joined us this year! As we move forward in 2020, we can look back to a year of reprioritization and adjustments. Yet, through it all, we have remained empowered and dili- gent, ultimately offering our libraries as true resources for the communities that we serve.

The adage of “filling our cup first, in order to give from a place of abundance” is a message that begs to be communicated again and again, and to that extent our 2020 Midwinter Meeting’s primary mission is to encourage and strengthen us as library workers—and as individuals. One of my first initiatives as ALA President was the launching of “Finding your ALA”, a call to include all voices at the table—a role I take seriously as I stand on the shoulders of previous ALA leaders, who, like me, have been people of color. I look forward to connecting students and new library staff with ALA and helping them to find a place within the Association that furthers their careers and their ambitions.

Second Chances is also a quest in which I strongly believe. My ALA President’s Program featured speaker, Chef Jeff Henderson(Sun., January 26, 3:30–5:00pm) was imprisoned for drug dealing as a young man. His second chance came when he was sent to work in the prison kitchen after a scuffle. It was there that he not only discovered a love for cooking but resolved to use that passion to become a better version of himself.

Our featured speakers are sure to make an impact—so “Prepare to be Encouraged”. Our opening session speaker, Wes Moore (Fri., January 25, 4:00–5:15pm) has, despite childhood challenges, triumphed in life to become an author, business leader, social entrepreneur, and decorated US Army combat veteran. New author and artist, Chanel Miller (Mon., January 27, 2:00–3:00pm) has taken a tragic experience and given voice to victims around the world. Author and visionary storyteller Echo Brown (Sat., January 25, 9:30- 10:30am) will motivate you as she has at Google, Facebook, and TEDx Talks. Olympic Bronze Medalists and new authors, Maia and Alex Shibutani (Sun., January 26, 9:30–10:30am) will talk about the importance of passion and dedication, and our Arthur Curley Memorial Lecture speaker, Julia Alvarez (Sat., January 25, 1:00–2:00pm) will share her lesson of purpose as a child immigrant who arrived in the United States from the Dominican Republic.

The RUSA Book and Media Awards (Sun. January 26, 5:00–7:00pm) and Youth Media Awards (Mon. January 27, 8:00–10:00am) are always well-attended and NEW this year, we will celebrate 10 amazing librarians at the I Love My Librarian! Awards (Sat., January 25, 3:00–4:30pm).

We are again offering the most knowledgeable organizations that you can meet with, face-to-face in theExhibit Hall and you can hear from exciting authors on the PopTop Stage and the Book Buzz Theater. The Exhibit Hall will open immediately after the opening session—be there at 5:30pm for refreshments!

PRESIDENT'S WELCOME PRESIDENT'S We’re so happy you’re here and we look forward to celebrating you throughout 2020! So, mark your calendar for June 25–30, because we want to see you again at the 2020 ALA Annual Conference & Exhibition in our headquarter city, Chicago!

Wanda Brown ALA President (2019–2020)

4 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS EXECUTIVE BOARD & OFFICERS

Wanda K. Brown Julius C. Jefferson, Jr. Loida A. Garcia-Febo President President - Elect Immediate Past President EXECUTIVE BOARD & OFFICERS

Maggie Farrell Tamika Barnes Trevor A. Dawes Treasurer

Ed Garcia Eboni M. Henry Maria McCauley, PhD

Lessa Kanani'opua Karen G. Schneider Patricia (Patty) M. Wong Mary W. Ghikas Pelayo-Lozada Executive Director

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 5 DIVISION PRESIDENTS

Mary Keeling Karen Munro Jennifer Bowen AASL ACRL ALCTS

Cecilia McGowan Sherry Machones Emily Morton-Owens ALSC ASGCLA LITA

DIVISION PRESIDENTS Anne Cooper Moore Ramiro Salazar Elizabeth Marie German LLAMA PLA RUSA

Peter Pearson Todd Krueger United for Libraries YALSA

6 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS GENERAL INFORMATION

Accessibility Information Badge Information ALA works to make sure your experience will be a pleasant and acces- ALA attendees who agree to have exhibitors scan their conference sible one. Here are the features we have in place to ensure the ALA 2020 badges are giving their consent to provide the exhibitors with their per- Midwinter Meeting is accessible to all: sonal contact information and granting permission to the exhibitors to » We caption our main sessions, e.g., President’s Program, ALA use their personal information. Membership Meeting, Council Meetings, and others as requested by Badge color designations are: organizers. See page 63 for details. » Purple – Exhibitor » We have accessible sleeping rooms in our hotel block. There are » Blue – Exhibits Only rooms for people who are deaf, blind, and attendees who use wheel- » Red – Full Registrant chairs. Please fill out the housing form and check the appropriate box. » Clear – Press, Speaker, Session Only, Guest, etc. An onPeak representative will contact you to make sure you are placed in an appropriate room. » Leader animals of all kinds are welcome throughout the ALA Child Care at the Midwinter Meeting Conference. ALA will reimburse the charges expended on childcare in the amount » Listening devices are available for those who are hard of hearing. of $25 per day, per child to a maximum of $50 per day, per family to » Our shuttle bus company has accessible buses, call (310) 425-2443 any fully registered parent for each day of the Midwinter Meeting week, to make reservations. Further instructions on how to obtain rides are January 24-27, 2020 You must provide a receipt for childcare. This covers available in each hotel and in the convention center on-site. only childcare in the parent’s hotel room or other residence in the meet- » Based upon availability in each city, we maintain a limited number of ing city (Philadelphia) and does not include charges for children’s food wheelchairs and scooters on a first-come, first-served basis. See page and transportation or gratuities and transportation for the sitter. ALA GENERAL INFORMATION 13 for details. will not reimburse childcare expenses to attendees who live within the Conference Services coordinates interpreting services for people who Philadelphia area that would be paid to the regular provider whether are Deaf, DeafBlind, or Hard of Hearing. To request accommodations, the parent was attending the Midwinter Meeting or not. Parents may please call the conference services accessibility hotline at 206-219-4509 contact their hotel childcare center/babysitting service where it is or email [email protected]. See page 13 for details. available or find one online. Reimbursement forms are available at the An interpreter is also on-call in the Grand Hall in the Pennsylvania ALA Conference Services Desk and must be signed by the individual Convention Center, Thursday through Monday for last minute requests performing the childcare services and presented by the parent to the on a first-come, first-served basis. See page 13 for details. Conference Services Desk by Monday, January 27, 2020. Please note that all reimbursement will be mailed out to the attendee following the Conference.

“Children In The Exhibit Hall” Policy Strollers are permitted on the exhibit floor but only if there is a child in them at all times. Unescorted children are not permitted on the exhibit floor. Children under the age of five must be under control at all times (stroller, pack, etc.). Any child over the age of five must have an Exhibits Only badge to be admitted to the exhibit floor. These badges are available at onsite registration for $80. An adult must accompany all children under the age of 16.

Coat Check Coat Check is complimentary and is located in the Pennsylvania Convention Center, near room 107. Friday 7:30 am – 7:30 pm ALA Store Saturday 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am – 6:00 pm Longer store hours and easy access near Registration make it more convenient to shop and browse at the ALA Store in the Grand Hall. The Monday 7:30 am – 6:00 pm ALA Store offers products that meet the widest range of your promotional and continuing education/professional development needs—as Exhibits well as fun gift items. Make sure to carve out some time in your schedule to stop by and examine the many new and bestselling items available! The exhibits are in the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Following the ALA Store hours: special opening ceremony at 5:15 pm on Friday evening, the exhibits are open: Friday 8:30 am – 5:30 pm Friday 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Saturday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm *Full conference registrants only Sunday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday 8:30 am – 2:00 pm Sunday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm Starting on page 89 you can find more information on the special events we are offering on the exhibition floor this year.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 7 First Aid Membership Services First Aid is located next to room 125 and between Exhibit Halls C & D. Any questions or issues concerning your membership may be directed to ALA Membership Services personnel at the Registration desk. Bring Gender-inclusive Bathrooms any related paperwork or correspondence for faster service. There are gender-inclusive bathroom facilities located in the ALA Mobile Conference App Pennsylvania Convention Center: near rooms 109, 125, 202, 302 and outside of Terrace Ballroom 4. ALA Midwinter Meeting Mobile App — get it on the go! Access the ALA Midwinter Meeting schedule through the Mobile App Hotel Reservations for iOS and Android phones. Scan the QR Code or search for the “ALA Mobile Conference" app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Hotel accommodations were arranged by onPeak. onPeak is available Once the app opens, select “2020 ALA Midwinter Meeting.” onsite in the Registration area for any assistance. Additional assistance What you can do in the online Scheduler and app . . . is available from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (Central time) Monday through » Find general information and floor plans Friday by calling 1-800-584-9047 or [email protected]. » Browse sessions, events, and create a personal schedule » See what your colleagues are attending (if they’ve chosen to share) Internet Café » Find and message other attendees » and more The Internet Café features a comfortable place for delegates to surf the Internet and check e-mail. Located on the bridge, the Café is open from 6:00 am – 10:00 pm, Friday through Monday, and on Tuesday 6:00 New Mothers’ Room am – 1:00 pm. Wi-Fi access will also be available throughout PCC at no The New Mothers’ Room is located in Room 309, and Mamava pods are charge. located in the Broad Street Atrium and outside of Exhibit Hall A in the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Internet Room The Internet Room is open during exhibit hours and is located in the Office Area Services Exhibit Hall booth 1865. The Internet Room is managed by ALA’s Internet Computers and printers are available for use by members in the ALA Room Steering Committee and staffed with volunteers during regular Office. Please bring your own software and jump drive. Paper is provided exhibit hours. for member use. Literature Distribution Area Materials have been placed in compartments in the Grand Hall. Delegates may help themselves to items of interest. Only ALA pre- approved items may be distributed. Additional materials cannot be accepted on-site.

Lost And Found Items may be turned in or claimed at the Conference Services counter at the ALA Office in PCC–Hall C. Unclaimed items will be held in Conference Services, 50 E. Huron Street, Chicago, IL 60611 for one month after the meeting. For help in locating lost items during the meeting, please call 215-418-2075. After the meeting please call 312- 280-3222.

GENERAL INFORMATION Meeting Changes On-Site Open Meeting Rule To change, add, or cancel a meeting, contact Yvonne McLean in the Conference Services Office in Exhibit Hall C immediately. The informa- By Council action it was voted that all meetings of the Association are tion will be updated on the conference Scheduler. Note: Door signs of open to all members and to recognized members of the press. Closed ALA meeting rooms list all of the sessions scheduled (up to the time of meetings may only be held to discuss matters affecting privacy of indi- their printing) to be held in each room, each day. Please do not assume viduals or institutions. Unit chairs may contact their staff liaison officer that a room will be available when a listing does not appear for a time when unable to determine whether an open or closed meeting is appro- slot. Assignments may have been made after the sign was posted, or the priate. Closed meetings are designated with an * in the Daily Schedule. hotel may be using the room for an outside meeting. Photos/Video Policy Meeting Point Attendance at this event constitutes permission for your photograph or Need to meet up with someone? Meet in front of the Meeting Point Pin video to be taken at the event and used for ALA purposes. located in the Grand Hall of the Pennsylvania Convention Center for an easy way to meet up.

8 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Placement Services Shuttle Bus—Sponsored by Gale, a Cengage Provided by the ALA Office for Human Resource Development and company Recruitment (HRDR), the ALA JobLIST Placement Center is open: Free shuttle bus service between the Meeting hotels is provided for Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm in the PCC–Terrace Ballroom registered attendees and for delegates with special needs. Shuttle bus 1. Job seekers can register and search for jobs on the JobLIST site at schedules will be available at participating hotels, and at registration. http://joblist.ala.org. All services are free to job seekers. Registration Complimentary bus service is provided by Gale, a Cengage company. is not required, but is recommended. Registration gives registered Don’t forget to stop by their booth 1207 and say thanks for the lift. See employers access to your resume information. It also allows for direct page 29 for the schedule. communication between job seekers and employers. Employers who want to post positions should post them on the JobLIST site at http://joblist.ala.org. Employers who want to use the interview- Statement Of Appropriate Conduct at ALA ing facilities must have an active ad placed on JobLIST at the time you Conferences schedule an interview. Employers who want a booth in the Placement Center should contact Beatrice Calvin at 800-545-2433, ext. 4280. Policy To provide all participants—members and other attendees, speakers, 54.3 states, “The American Library Association is committed to equality exhibitors, staff and volunteers—the opportunity to benefit from the of opportunity for all library employees or applicants for employment, event, the American Library Association is committed to providing a regardless of race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity harassment-free environment for everyone, regardless of gender, sexual or expression, age, disability, individual life-style, or national origin; and orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability, physical believes that hiring individuals with disabilities in all types of libraries is appearance, ethnicity, religion or other group identity. For more informa- consistent with good personnel and management practices.” tion visit www.alamidwinter.org/statement-appropriate-conduct.

Registration Hours US Post Office Hours GENERAL INFORMATION Registration is located in the Grand Hall of the Pennsylvania Convention Located at booth 860, the United States Postal Service is on hand to Center. Hours are: take care of your shipping needs, offering exclusively Priority Mail service. Post Office will stay open until all in line are served, but you must Thursday 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm (Exhibitor Registration Only) be in line by the posted end time. Credit and Debit cards payments only, Friday 7:30 am – 7:00 pm no cash. Saturday 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Sunday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Monday 7:30 am – 2:00 pm Monday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Print Services Wireless Internet Access A Print Services center has been set up in the ALA Office area in Hall C. Conference-wide free Wi-Fi is available in all public areas of the The hours are: Pennsylvania Convention Center. To use this service, connect your device to ALAMidwinter2020. Friday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm Saturday 7:30 am – 8:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am – 8:00 pm Monday 7:30 am – 8:00 pm Tuesday 8:00 am – 11:00 am The charge for copies is 10 cents per page.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 9 FIRST-TIME ATTENDEE INFO

WELCOME—WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE! QUESTIONS?

Visit the ALA Lounge in the Grand Hall to connect with ALA members and staff who can help answer your questions about the conference, your membership, and the many exciting things happening at ALA. Plus: » Information desks will be easy to find throughout the convention center. Don’t hesitate to stop and ask questions; the staff and volunteers are there to help you. » Visit the Networking Uncommons in the Grand Hall to relax, chat, power down, power up your tech, join or offer a short impromptu talk about a topic—this meet, greet, and discussion area is yours to use. » Tweet or DM us your question at www.twitter.com/alamw. » Ask other attendees around you; they’ve all been first timers. » Use the Scheduler and the mobile app to get updates and plan your time, including in the exhibits. » Use the resources at www.alamidwinter.org/resources-first-timers. » Use this Meeting Guide & Exhibits Directory to get an overview of the options and opportunities.

NEW MEMBERS ROUND TABLE (Find more at www.alamidwinter.org/resources-first-timers) TIPS Basics Explore your interests and learn something new. Wear your nametag to meetings and social events. Bring business cards. Use the maps provided in this program book. Take advantage of the free conference shuttles. For last-minute changes check the Conference Scheduler at www.alamidwinter. FIRST-TIME ATTENDEE INFO ATTENDEE FIRST-TIME org/scheduler; and/or Twitter (#alamw20). Design Your Conference Use the Conference Scheduler to design your experience—match the programs, discussion groups, speaker series, and social events to your interests, expertise, and organization’s initiatives. (A mobile app is available—see page 25 for how to download it, or check www.alamidwinter. org/mobile-app.) Schedule your days to fit times and places and have alternate events in mind just in case—and it’s ok to arrive late or leave early. Allocate plenty of time for the Exhibits. Network and Stay Connected Meet people and network like mad—talk to others, ask questions, share information, and learn from the thousands of other attendees, ALA staff, and exhibitors. You may just meet a potential collaborator, mentor, or friend for life. Keep connections—make notes and send follow-ups to the contacts and presenters you meet. When you get home, apply your experiences, review your notes, and share new ideas you learned with your co-workers.

10 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS SESSIONS

Midwinter Meeting Conference Orientation (NMRT) ASGCLA Happy Hour Saturday, Jan. 25 • 8:30 am – 10:00 am Friday, January 24 • 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm PCC-118-ABC OS-Off-site New to the Midwinter Meeting or ALA? Come and get a fun and infor- Join us for ASGCLA Happy Hour where members can socialize with mative introduction to both. Learn to navigate the exhibits, to decipher colleagues and network. Students and librarians at all levels are also the conference program, how ALA really works, and about ways to get welcome to attend this event. involved. NMRT provides tips from the pros and the opportunity for you to get your questions answered. RUSA Membership Social Saturday, January 25 • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm New Members Round Table Midwinter Social LOEWS-Regency C Sunday, January 26 • 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Join members of RUSA for an opportunity to eat, drink, network, and OS-Milkboy learn more about our division and its sections. The social is open to The always fun Midwinter Social will be hosted this year with games and past, current, and those interested in becoming members. All attendees FIRST-TIME ATTENDEE INFO tasty treats. What better way to meet and network with your NMRT peers are welcome. than by teaming up with them to defeat others in a fun competition. YALSA Happy Hour ALA JobLIST Placement and Career Development Saturday, January 25 • 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Center OS-Field House, 1150 Filbert Street Saturday, January 25 • 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Join us for YALSA Happy Hour where members can socialize with col- & Sunday, January 26 • 9:00 am – 5:00 pm leagues and network. All attendees are welcome. PCC-Placement Center-Terrace I Ballroom The ALA JobLIST Placement and Career Development Center is open ALCTS/LITA/LLAMA Social Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm, with an orientation on Saturday, Sunday, January 26 • 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm January 25 from 8:30-9:00 am. Stop by the Open House on Sunday, January 26, 9:00 am–10:30 am for a special chance to talk to numer- OS-Off-site ous employers. Free services for jobseekers include résumé posting on Join members and friends from around the country for networking, good the JobLIST website, career guidance workshops, conversations with a cheer, and great fun! career counselor, résumé review, photography, and the chance to talk to employers in the Placement Center. Find more information on page 22. ALSC & YALSA Joint Member Reception Monday, January 27 • 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Book and Media Awards Events MAR-Liberty C Come unwind, mingle with friends and colleagues and enjoy light hors RUSA Book and Media Awards Ceremony and d'oevres as well as a cash bar. Share your opinions about the 2020 ALA Reception Youth Media Awards! Sunday, January 26 • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm MAR-Grand E/F Join us for this popular event as we unveil the year’s best in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, audiobook narration, and reference materials, featuring the Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction. Read more on page 41.

ALA Youth Media Awards Monday, January 27 • 8:00 am – 10:00 am PCC-Ballroom AB Join the book and media award announcement excitement! The RUSA Book and Media Awards includes the announcement of the Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction winners in addition to the Reading List, Notable Books and Listen List selections, and more. The Youth Media Award (YMA) announcements are always an energetic Midwinter highlight and include the Coretta Scott King Book, Caldecott, Newbery, Printz Awards, and many more. Read more on page 41.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 11 GENDER-INCLUSIVE BATHROOMS

There are gender-inclusive bathroom facilities located in the Pennsylvania Convention Center. You'll find them near meeting rooms 109, 125, 202, 302, and outside of Terrace Ballroom IV.

WHAT ARE GENDER-INCLUSIVE WHO CAN USE A GENDER-INCLUSIVE RESTROOMS? RESTROOM?

Facilities that people of all gender identities and expressions are Everyone! Its purpose is to provide facilities that are safe, accessible, welcome to use without interference. and convenient for all. At ALA, we assign multiple restrooms throughout the conference center Common uses include, but are not limited to, individuals of all gender for this purpose. These restrooms are also referred to as “all gender rest- identities and expressions, as well as those who need help from family rooms” or “gender-inclusive restrooms.” members, friends, or attendants. Gender-specific (female/women and male/men) restrooms are also If you prefer to use a gender-specific restroom, they are located available. throughout the conference center. Consult the convention center map or ALA Conference Services office to locate available restrooms. WHY ARE GENDER-INCLUSIVE RESTROOMS IMPORTANT? All-Inclusive: Best Practices & Etiquette » Avoid making assumptions about which restroom a person might need based on their outward appearance. Do not deter any People who are transgender, non-binary, or gender non-conforming attendee from using the restroom of their choice. have been subjected to many kinds of discrimination and disrespectful » ALA attendees may choose to write their pronouns on their name behavior. All people have a right to feel safe when using restroom tags. However, if an attendee does not provide you with pronouns, facilities. Gender-inclusive restrooms also meet medical and accessi- please avoid the use of he/him/his and she/her/hers, and, whenever bility needs of all conference attendees. possible, use the attendee’s first name as stated on their name tag. The American Library Association Council adopted a resolution on June » Please avoid using gendered terms like “you guys” or “ladies.” 26, 2018 to supply gender-inclusive restrooms at all ALA conferences. Instead, use “folks” or “you all.” ALA is committed to equity, diversity, inclusiveness, and mutual respect » Finally, the ALA Conference Services office is available to address for all human beings, and works tirelessly to ensure full representation any questions or concerns that may arise concerning gender- of all members of society. inclusive restrooms, as well as respectful treatment of all conference attendees. To report incidents during or after the conference, please contact Earla Jones at [email protected] or call 312-280-3226.

Additional Resources » Statement of Appropriate Conduct at ALA Conferences, www.alamidwinter.org/statement-appropriateconduct » University of California, Davis, LGBTQIA Resource Center Glossary, https://lgbtqia.ucdavis.edu/educated/glossary GENDER-INCLUSIVE BATHROOMS

12 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS HELP & ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES NEED HELP? FIND IT HERE...

ALA Staff Office: ALA Staff Office, Exhibit Hall C » Division, RT & Office Staff » Conference Services Desk: 215-418-2075 • Meeting Room Equipment • Technology Services » Lost and Found HELP & ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES

Mobility Accessibility Services Desk: In Registration, Grand Hall, or email [email protected] » Motorized electric scooters » Services for hard of hearing/deaf, or visually impaired

ALA Lounge: Grand Hall Registration Area: Grand Hall First Aid: next to room 125, between Exhibit Halls C&D, open 7:00 am – 7:00 pm Emergency: from house phone x4911, outside phone 215-418-4911

Shuttle Bus Services: » Shuttle Supervisor & Accessible Shuttle Service: 310-425-2443 » Shuttle Schedule on page 29

All noted locations are in the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

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$5,000 Baker & Taylor, LLC Morningstar, Inc. Brodart Company OCLC Candlewick Press ProQuest Demco Incorporated Reference USA EBSCO Information Services Scholastic Inc. Elsevier SirsiDynix Gale, a Cengage company Sisters In Crime Ingram Content Group Springer Nature Midwest Tape Taylor & Francis Group

16 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS AGENDA & LOCATIONS

OPENING SESSION

PCC-Ballroom AB Wes Moore Friday, January 24 • 4:00 pm – 5:15 pm

Westley “Wes” Watende Omari Moore is an American author, social entrepreneur, television producer, and decorated US Army combat veteran. He grew up in Baltimore and the Bronx, raised by a single mom. Despite childhood challenges, Moore graduated Phi Theta Kappa from Valley Forge Military College in 1998 and Phi Beta Kappa from Johns Hopkins University in OPENING SESSION / EXHIBITS 2001. He earned a Master of Letters in International Relations from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar in 2004, served as a cap- tain and paratrooper with the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne, including a combat deployment to Afghanistan, and he worked as a White House Fellow to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

His forthcoming book, Five Days: The Fiery Reckoning of an American City, available Spring 2020, is a kaleidoscopic account of five days in the life of a city on the edge after Freddie Gray’s death. The book is co-authored by Erica Green, a rising star in journalism and a member of the Pulitzer-winning team that covered the Baltimore protests for the Baltimore Sun.

Sponsored by Algonquin Books.

MLK HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE AND SUNRISE CELEBRATION

Monday, January 27 • 6:30 am – 7:30 am PCC-Terrace II Ballroom

The 21st Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observance and Sunrise Celebration com- memorates Dr. King's legacy and recognizes the connection between his life's work and the library world. The event will feature selected passages from the works of Dr. King, and a keynote address by Dr. Imani Perry, Hughes-Rogers Professor of African American Studies and faculty associate in the Program in Law and Public Affairs and Gender and Sexuality Studies at Princeton University, and author of Breathe: A Letter to My Sons (Beacon Press, 2019). A call-to-action will be delivered by ALA Immediate Past-President, Loida Garcia-Febo.

The 2020 Celebration is sponsored by ALA's Office for Diversity, Literacy and Outreach Services, the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Task Force of the ALA Social Responsibilities Round Table, the Black Caucus of the ALA, Inc, and OCLC. Dr. Perry's participation is generously provided by Beacon Press. Photo © Sameer Khan Photo

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 19 ALA PRESIDENT'S PROGRAM

PCC-Ballroom AB Jeff Henderson Sunday, January 26 • 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm

From humble beginnings in South Central Los Angeles, to life as an imprisoned drug dealer, to an award-winning celebrity chef and bestselling author, Jeff Henderson is a role model for anyone in need of encouragement and looking to reinvent their life. Two decades after his release from federal prison, where he spent ten years for drug trafficking, Henderson offers hard knock life lessons and the secrets to rising above and realizing your potential to at-risk and vulnerable individuals.

“Chef Jeff” has authored four books. His bestseller, Cooked: My Journey from the Streets to the Stove is available now and will be adapted to film by Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith.

CLOSING SESSION

PCC-Ballroom AB Chanel Miller Monday, January 27 • 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Author and artist Chanel Miller stunned the world with a letter. Her victim impact statement, posted on BuzzFeed instantly went viral, viewed by eleven million people within four days. Known only as Emily Doe, Miller decided to release her name in her book, Know My Name: a memoir, available now.

Miller hopes that the book will forever transform the way we think about sexual assault, challenge our beliefs about what is accept- able, and speak truth to the tumultuous reality of healing. In the book, she discusses her experience of the assault, the trial, and how she has coped since.

Sponsored by Penguin Random House. A book signing will take place in the Grand Hall immediately after this session. ALA PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM / CLOSING SESSION PROGRAM / ALA PRESIDENT’S

20 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

ALA is proud to acknowledge the following organizations for their generous support of the Midwinter Meeting.

PLATINUM SPONSOR

Gale, a Cengage company

Shuttle Buses THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

DIAMOND SPONSOR

ProQuest Spectrum Scholarships

RUBY SPONSOR

Short Édition Short Story Dispensers

SPEAKER SPONSORS

Algonquin Books Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group Penguin Random House Penguin Young Readers

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 21 ALA JobLIST PLACEMENT & CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER

PCC-Placement Center, Terrace I Ballroom

Orientation Mentoring-On-the-Fly I & II Saturday, January 25 • 8:30 am – 9:00 am Saturday, January 25 • 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Sunday, January 26 • 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm This orientation is intended for people who are not familiar with the ALA JobLIST Placement & Career Development Center. We will walk around Looking for some professional guidance and advice while at the ALA the Center and discuss available services and activities. Both employers Midwinter Meeting? If so, you should stop by the Placement Center for and job seekers are welcome to attend. Staff will be available to answer the ACRL - University Libraries Section's "On-the-Fly" Mentoring to talk your questions. with an experienced librarian about any and all aspects of your career. Mentoring sessions are available by appointment and on a first-come, first-served drop-in basis. Career Counseling I Saturday, January 25 • 10:30 am – 5:00 pm Open House/Job Fair Sunday, January 26 • 9:00 am – 10:30 am Career Counseling II Employers will be available to talk to conference attendees about their Sunday, January 26 • 9:00 am – 5:00 pm institutions. No appointment necessary. Job seekers are free to walk Recharge your career by meeting with a professional counselor. The around and talk to any employer. No cost to participate. Active ad on counselor can guide you in strategizing for the next phase of your career, JobLIST is required for employers. solving a problem in your current job situation, defining goals, and/or rejuvenating your career. Each one-on-one session is 20 minutes, and completely confidential. Photography Service Saturday, January 25 and Sunday, January 26 • 9:00 am – 5:00 pm If you have never experienced career counseling, or just haven't used this type of service in a long time, this is the perfect opportunity to intro- An exciting service is now part of the Placement Center. The ALA duce yourself or reacquaint yourself with a service that can be useful JobLIST Placement & Career Development Center offers all attendees throughout your career. Take advantage of the opportunity to talk with a the opportunity to have a "headshot" photo package created. Any knowledgeable professional about your career concerns. attendee can sign-up for an appointment with ALA's conference photography team to have a professional photo taken and set of digital images created for the attendees' use in job applications, social media Mock Interviews and other networking opportunities. Saturday, January 25 • 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Walk-ins welcome. There is a nominal fee of $20 which can be paid with Sunday, January 26 • 10:30 am – 12:00 pm cash, money order or check. Will you be interviewing for a job soon? Haven’t interviewed in a while? Are you a bit anxious about interviewing and want to practice? Or, have you been granted interviews but no job offers, and wondering why? If Resume Reviews you answered yes to any of these questions, you may need help improv- Saturday, January 25 and Sunday, January 26 • 9:00 am – 5:00 pm ing your interviewing skills. Stop by the ALA JobLIST Placement & If you need help getting your resume polished off, stop by the Placement Career Development Center. Human resource professionals and hiring Center while you are at conference. Come and discover the best way managers will be available to conduct brief mock interviews and give to show your most recent accomplishments with an updated resume. constructive comments. Take advantage of this opportunity to get real feedback in a non-stressful situation from those who are knowledge- ALA JOBLIST DEVELOPMENT CENTER able about the hiring process. We will accept walk-ins if interviewers are available.

Note: Conference registration is NOT required to go to the Placement Center, to use Placement services, or to attend any workshop that is held in the Placement Center. All services and sessions are free (unless otherwise noted). All events and activities are held in the Placement Center (unless otherwise noted).

22 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 branding is about more than social media access. When you understand the true value of personal branding, you can use it as a serious career development strategy. Mid-Career Options: What's Next for You? Attend this session to discover how to be clear about your digital 9:00 am – 10:00 am brand and your unique value. Discover how to leverage this knowledge to propel your career forward while increasing your possibilities for Congratulations! You’re now a professional at mid-career. Whether success. you’ve been in the field for quite a while or you’ve entered it after tran- sitioning from another field, you have certainly gained many years of Presenter: Adriane Alicea, Human Resources Assistant, American experience, savvy and knowledge. So, what’s next for you? Some people Library Association at mid-career are still full of passion for their work. Others may feel a bit burned out. Some are curious about options for using their experience SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 beyond the role they hold now. Wherever you are in your hopes, concerns and aspirations for your career right now, this session is for you. ALA JOBLIST DEVELOPMENT CENTER Join us as we address the concerns that many have at mid-career and Job Search Strategies for Today's Market look at your possibilities for continuing to grow from this point forward. 11:30 am – 12:30 pm There are dozens of ways to renew your passion for the field and to truly make a difference in the work you do. Let’s explore the ways you can The number one goal for many of us, whether we are fresh out of library grow and flourish at mid-career! school or not, is finding a job. Not just any job – we want a job that we like, that we can grow in and learn from and feel proud of, a job that will Presenter: Dr. Caitlin Williams, PhD, author, speaker, and professional enhance our skill sets and propel our careers. But the process of finding development consultant a job can be a difficult one and, at times, a long and treacherous journey. What worked ten years ago, won’t work today. Join us for this hands-on Real Stress Management workshop where we will give you the tools to help you organize an effective search. Walk away feeling confident and prepared to get noticed (in 10:30 am – 11:30 am a good way) by recruiters. There’s no denying that working in a library today can be quite stress- Presenters: Susanne Markgren, Assistant Director of the Library for ful. Join us for some stress management ideas for library staff that go Technical Services at Manhattan College, in Riverdale, NY; Linda Miles, beyond the typical advice of doing yoga and watching funny movies. Assistant Professor and Librarian at Hostos Community College – City Our presenter will share an effective stress management plan that University of New York includes four main strategies: » Preparing for a stressful event or day; » Finding respite to re-energize during the workday; Professional Etiquette 101 » Repairing the physical and emotional damage during and after [Advance registration required] difficult times; and » Preventing unhealthy stress with better choices. 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm The presenter explains that the key to success is to customize strate- You’re a library worker. You already know how to help those in your com- gies with techniques that fit your lifestyle and work culture. We’ll discuss munity find health information. As a library worker, what are you doing to concepts that can be applied at home and work. We’ll also address what manage your own well-being? Individual and community well-being are leaders and managers can do to lower unhealthy stress levels in the inherently connected. Thus, it is critical that workplaces be areas of well- workplace and identify mistakes even good supervisors make, such as ness for their employees. If you are a supervisor, how are you helping to letting people sit at their desks all day. You’ll discover what you can do ensure your staff stays healthy (physically, emotionally, etc.)? Join us to for yourself and for those you manage. discover practical ways to improve your own personal well-being. We will also discuss ways to increase overall wellness for all staff in libraries Presenter: Pat Wagner, Pattern Research, Inc.; Trainer, Educator, so that we have happy, healthy and safe work environments. Management Consultant and Instructional Producer Presenters: Beatrice Calvin, MA, Counseling, CDF, Manager for Professional Development, ALA Office for Human Resource Insider Tips on Applying for Library Jobs Development and Recruitment (HRDR) and the ALA-Allied 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Professional Association, Editor of Library Worklife; Kimberly L. Redd, MSHTM, Program Manager for Certification & Talent Development Gain an insider's perspective on the library recruitment process. Get tips ALA Office for Human Resource Development and Recruitment on how to make your application stand out. Discover what impresses (HRDR) and the ALA-Allied Professional Association search committees. Find out how to be your own best advocate for professional development and career advancement. Explore negotia- tion strategies to ensure you get the most out of your offer package. All Mindful Librarianship questions are welcome! 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Presenter: Dan Hoppe, Associate Executive Director of Human Mindfulness in the workplace is more than a trend. It is a highly benefi- Resources, American Library Association cial practice that can support positive productivity and improve emotional clarity. Join us for this interactive session where we will share the Personal Branding for a Virtual World benefits of mindfulness and provide real strategies for how to use this practice in your daily life. You will learn simple ways to practice self-care, 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm team up with colleagues, and discover techniques that can have a last- Social media has gained notoriety over the years and can be an effec- ing impact on your mental health and general well-being. tive tool whether you are looking for a job, making a job change or find Presenter: Bobbi Newman, MLIS, MA; Community Engagement yourself unemployed. When used correctly, social media can help to and Outreach Specialist, National Network of Libraries of Medicine increase the number of job opportunities you will have and allow you to (NNLM), Greater Midwest Region (GMR), Hardin Library for the Health network with individuals and perspective employers. However, personal Sciences, University of Iowa

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 23 NETWORK & CONNECT

There are plenty of opportunities for connecting with colleagues and learning how to further use your time at ALA Midwinter. Here are some places where you can chat with other attendees or talk to ALA staff.

ALA Lounge PCC-Grand Hall ALA Lounge Hours: The place for information—brought to you by ALA Membership: Friday, January 24 10:00 am – 6:00 pm » Relax and regroup in the ALA Lounge! Saturday, January 25 9:00 am – 5:00 pm » Find out how membership can help enhance your career and gain information that will help you improve library services to your community. Sunday, January 26 9:00 am – 5:00 pm » Curious about our public awareness campaign, Libraries Transform? The ALA Lounge is Monday, January 27 9:00 am – 2:00 pm the place to learn about the initiative. » Avid ribbon collectors unite! You can find special ribbons in the ALA Lounge that you can’t find anywhere else. » Find tools, resources and swag to from across ALA to help Other things going on in the ALA Lounge: » Meet Your ALA: Chat with members and leaders from round tables and divisions throughout the entire Midwinter conference! Stop by to view the schedule. » Finding Your ALA: Share how you found your ALA by recording a short video message on Sunday from 9:00am–5:00pm. Stop by before then to signup for a time. » Member Appreciation Coffee Break: A thank you to our ALA members! Stop by the ALA Lounge on Monday at 10:30am to caffeinate after the YMAs. This coffee break is brought to you by GEICO, a member benefit to all ALA personal members.

Networking Uncommons PCC-Grand Hall Networking Uncommons Hours: Stop by the Networking Uncommons to recharge or continue the conversation from a session. Friday, January 24 9:00 am – 4:00 pm The space has charging cords, coloring supplies and several tables to sit and chat. Saturday, January 25 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday, January 26 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday, January 27 8:00 am – 2:00 pm NETWORK & CONNECT

24 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS OFFICIAL MOBILE APPS

ALA Conference App Get the app! Scan the QR Code or search for the “ALA Mobile Conference" app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Once the app opens, select “2020 ALA Midwinter Meeting.” Conference Attendees: To start using the app, select “Attendees” and enter your username (your registration email) and badge ID. Exhibit Only Pass Holders & Exhibitors: Select “Exhibits Only” and enter in your first name, last

name, and email to create an account in the app. MOBILE APPS / WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS

What you can do in the app... » Find general information and floor plans » Browse sessions, events, and create a personal schedule » See what your colleagues are attending (if they’ve chosen to share) » Find and message other attendees » and more

My Book Tote App The ALA Book App for Readers My Book Tote app from the American Library Association provides an easy way to keep track and save titles of interest, while perusing the exhibits at the ALA Conference. Use the built-in auto scanner to create book lists and share with colleagues, friends, book clubs, or on Twitter and Facebook. For more information and to download My Book Tote, click the Tile on the 2020 Midwinter Meeting Mobile app or download the free app on Google Play or Apple App Store. Powered by Combined Book Exhibit—Combined Book Exhibit is a collective exhibit of Download Now books and other materials from hundreds of publishers. Visit them in booth 1224, to learn and use the about many affiliated companies such as Pubmatch.com and American Collective Stand. built-in auto scanner http://www.combinedbook.com to create book lists you can share!

WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS

Conference-wide free Wi-Fi is available in all public areas of the PCC. To use this service, connect your device to the hotspot “ALAMidwinter2020”. When you open your browser, you’ll click a “connect” button that will allow you access.

Join: SSID: ALAMidwinter2020

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 25 SUSTAINABILITY A Partnership to a Better Climate This year, ALA adopted Sustainability as a core value of librarianship. A commitment that holds “to be truly sustainable, an organization or community must embody practices that are environmentally sound, economically feasible, and socially equitable.”

ALA’s 2020 Carbon Offset Partner The ALA Midwinter Meeting is fighting global warming with high- quality carbon offset in partnership with our preferred provider,Native Energy, an organization dedicated to helping build Native American farmer-owned, and community-based projects. This year we are supporting the Jagers Ranch Grasslands ConservationHB project located in southeastern Colorado. Find out more at https://nativeenergy.com/project/jagers-ranch-grasslands-conservation/.

ALA’s Commitment to Sustainability In support of ALA’s leadership on sustainability efforts, the 2020 ALA Midwinter Meeting in Philadelphia incorporates a “Reduce, Repurpose, Recycle” project to promote environmentally conscious policies focused on resource conservation and sustainable business practices.

How can you reduce your carbon footprint at the Midwinter Meeting? » Use low carbon transportation options. Use the complimentary bus shuttles that ALA provides, ride public transportation (buses and trains), rideshare with people you know, or pick up an Indego bike (Philadelphia’s Bike Share program). » Participate in your hotel’s green initiatives (e.g., opt-out of daily linen changes, take advantage of paperless check-in/check-out options). » Download the ALA Mobile App to schedule events and sessions. » Bring your own reusable mug or water bottle, or you can purchase an ALA bottle at the ALA Store. » When disposing of trash, look for the recycling bins in the Convention Center, as well as throughout the city. » Turn in your conference badge at the end of the conference. » Reuse your conference tote for groceries and other errands when you return home. » Use the onsite post office to ship your materials home, heavy luggage requires more fuel. » When traveling, avoid food and water waste. Bring meals with you and refill SUSTAINABILITY your own water bottle.

Sustainability Commitments from our Midwinter Meeting Conference Partners ALA has worked with several meeting and conference partners to help make the Midwinter Meeting sustainable. These partners have established commitments to sustainability that will help to ensure a more sustainable meeting experience.

The Pennsylvania Convention Center

Aramark at the Pennsylvania Convention Center

GES Event Management

Kushner & Associates

26 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS THINK FIT @ ALA

FIND YOURSELF SITTING ALL DAY?

Follow these tips to keep yourself feeling fit and motivated while attending ALA Midwinter. Watch that slouch! Leg Extensions Good posture is key. Whether you sit or stand, keep your shoulders back, abs in and your head tall. Take a seat, this stretch works your hips, thighs, shins and ankle. Learn! Posture and your abdominal muscles are a two- Try it! Start by sitting on the edge of your chair and your arms by your way street. A good posture naturally helps strengthens sides for stabilization. Extend your left leg straight out and flex your foot. your abs, at the same time exercises focused on the By flexing your foot you engage the muscles in your shin and ankle. Try abs supports an improved posture. to lift your leg as high as you can without rounding your back. Hold for 3 seconds and lower. Try it! Perfect posture for a sitting position. Follow these 3 steps. You’ve got it! Try 3 sets of 10 reps on each leg. 1. Sit at the end of your chair, feet flat on the floor, and knees equal to your hips and slouch completely. Seated Press-Ups 2. Draw yourself up and accentuate the curve of your Get up, work your triceps and relieve spinal back as far as possible. Hold for a few seconds. compression. 3. Release the position slightly about 10 degrees.

Try it! Sit in a chair with your feet firmly grounded on Got it! This is a good sitting posture for you. THINK FIT @ ALA the floor. Place your hands on the arm rests of the chair, press down and extend your arms straight raising your body off the chair. Ensure cor- Move! rect posture by keeping your head lined A relaxed and supported posture is the goal. up over your pelvis, this will allow your spine to “dangle” and unravel straight down Muscles can tire from sitting in the same position for an extended creating space between each vertebrae. period. This can lead to slumping and other poor postures. To pre- Either hold this position to focus on your vent this from happening take breaks from sitting every 30min and spine or push up and down to work the backs stretch, stand or walk. of the arm more. You’ve got it! Repeat 4 times if holding. If lifting and lowering, try 3 sets of 10 reps.

First Aid Yoga/Meditation Room 7:00 am – 7:00 pm Friday, January 24 – Monday, January 27 • 9:00 am – 7:00 pm PCC-Next to room 125, between Exhibit Halls C & D PCC-307-B Need your yoga fix or a minute for some meditation? ALA’s yoga room is fully equipped with what you need to reach a peaceful and tranquil state of mind.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 27 ALA CONFERENCE STORE

PCC-Grand Hall, near Registration

A CORNUCOPIA OF PRODUCTS AT THE ALA Store Hours: ALA STORE Friday, January 24 8:30 am – 5:30 pm Longer hours and easy access near Registration make it convenient to shop and browse at the Saturday, January 25 8:30 am – 5:00 pm ALA Store. The ALA Store offers products that meet the widest range of your promotional and Sunday, January 26 8:30 am – 5:00 pm continuing education/professional development needs—as well as fun gift items. Make sure to carve out some time in your schedule to stop by and examine the many new and bestselling items Monday, January 27 8:30 am – 2:00 pm available!

Stop by early to purchase your conference t-shirt— they sell out fast!

ALA GRAPHICS will feature a number of popular posters, bookmarks, and promotional materials, plus special conference-only items. Shop the newest posters: Karamo Brown, Maia Shibutani and Alex Shibutani, Reading is Cool Beans, and Hello Lighthouse, featuring original art by two-time Caldecott Medal award-winner Sophie Blackall. Plan ahead for upcoming events with new products for Black History Month, Women’s History Month, and National Library Week.

ALA PUBLISHING is excited to offer several new titles hot off the press, such as the second edition ofTeaching Banned Books: 32 Guides for Children and Teens, by Pat R. Scales; Design Thinking, the newest title in the Library Futures Series, by Rachel Ivy Clarke; 60 Ready-to-Use Coding Projects, edited by Ellyssa Kroski; and The No-nonsense Guide to Leadership, Management and Teamwork, by Barbara Allan. Remember that you can find titles from ALA Editions, ALA Neal-Schuman, Facet Publishing, UK, and the ALA Divisions in the ALA Store, and also get free shipping on all book orders placed in the ALA Store (posters, bookmarks, and other gift-type items are not eligible for this offer).

Come check out these new products from ALA Graphics and new titles from ALA Publishing! ALA CONFERENCE STORE

Prices at the ALA Store automatically reflect the ALA Member discount, so there’s no need to dig out your member number. And remember that every dollar you spend at the ALA Store helps support library advocacy, awareness, and other key programs and initiatives!

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SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

Shuttle Service to the Pennsylvania Convention Center (PCC) Complimentary shuttle service is provided between the PCC and the official ALA hotels listed. For the most up-to-date information, please check the shuttle information signs posted in each hotel lobby.

Hotels and Boarding Locations All routes departing PCC Shuttle Schedule board on Arch St. between 12th and 13th

Route 1 Boarding Location Shuttle Schedule to Pennsylvania Convention Center Embassy Suites Center City Curbside on 18th Friday, January 24 The Logan, Curio Collection At Embassy Suites Center City The Windsor At Embassy Suites Center City 7:00am – 3:00pm Service every 20-25 minutes th 3:00pm – 7:30pm * Service every 10-15 minutes Philadelphia 201 Curbside on 17 St, across street

Saturday, January 25 Route 2 Boarding Location 7:00am – 11:00am Service every 10-15 minutes Cambria Hotel & Suites Curbside on Broad 11:00am – 2:00pm Service every 20-25 minutes Holiday Inn Express At Cambria Suites 2:00pm – 6:00pm * Service every 10-15 minutes Ritz-Carlton Curbside on S Penn SHUTTLE SCHEDULE ______Sunday, January 26 Shuttle service is not provided to: 7:00am – 11:00am Service every 10-15 minutes Aloft Hotel Convention Center 11:00am – 2:00pm Service every 20-25 minutes Hampton Inn Convention Center 2:00pm – 6:00pm * Service every 10-15 minutes

Hilton Garden in Philadelphia Monday, January 27 Home2Suites Philadelphia 7:00am – 11:00am Service every 10-15 minutes Le Meridien Philadelphia 11:00am – 5:30pm * Service every 20-25 minutes Loews Hotel Philadelphia

Notary, an Autograph Collection * Indicates last time shuttle departs PCC returning to hotels. Philadelphia Marriott (HQ) Last shuttle departs hotels coming to the PCC approximately Residence Inn Philadelphia 60 minutes prior to this time.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Observation and Sunrise Celebration Shuttle Service Monday, January 27 - 6:00am - 7:00am Pennsylvania Convention Center

Shuttle service will be provided beginning at 6:00am. Regular shuttle service will resume for return service back to hotels following the event.

Visit Gale, Booth #1207

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If you have questions about the shuttle or if you need to make a reservation for a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, please see the shuttle supervisor at the PCC or call/text KUSHNER & ASSOCIATES at (310) 425-2443 during the above shuttle hours.

As of 9/18/19. Subject to change.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 29 ALA OFFICE SERVICES

The ALA Staff Office is located in Hall C in the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Division, Round Table, and Office Staff use this space to receive messages, distribute materials, and meet with members. Conference Services staff will also be stationed in the ALA Staff Office and can assist with Meeting Room and Technology issues and requests. The ALA Staff Office also houses:

Lost And Found Items may be turned in or claimed at the Conference Services counter at the ALA Office. Unclaimed items will be held in Conference Services, 50 E. Huron Street, Chicago, IL 60611 for one month after the meeting. For help in locating lost items during the meeting, please call 215-418-2075. After the meeting please call 312- 280-3222.

Print Services A Print Services center has been set up in the ALA Office area. The charge for copies is 10 cents per page. Print Services Hours: Friday, January 24 10:00 am-8:00 pm Saturday, January 25 7:30 am – 8:00 pm Sunday, January 26 7:30 am – 8:00 pm Monday, January 27 7:30 am – 8:00 pm Tuesday, January 28 8:00 am – 11:00 am ALA OFFICE SERVICES

30 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS 2020 ALA ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION JUNE 25-30, 2020

CHICAGO IL | MCCORMICK PLACE CONVENTION CENTER

TOP REASONS TO ATTEND: Unforgettable Speakers • Authors and More Authors • Updates on Policies that Apply to Library Workers • Fun Spaces and Events on the Exhibit Floor • Films and Documentaries • Professional Development • Gold Standard Networking • and so much more!

#ALAAC20 HOTEL LIST & MAP PHILADELPHIA HOTEL MAP

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DOWNTOWN HOTELS 9. Le Meridien Philadelphia 1421 Arch Street, 2 blocks 1. Philadelphia Marriott Headquarters Hotel 1201 Market Street, 10. Loews Philadelphia Hotel Attached to the Convention Center 1200 Market Street, 1 block

2. Aloft Hotel Convention Center 11. The Logan, a Curio Collection Hotel Broad & Arch Streets, Convention Center 1 Logan Square, 5 blocks HOTEL LIST & MAP 3. Cambria Hotel and Suites 12. Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia Corner of Broad and Locust Streets, (soon to be Notary, An Autograph Collection Hotel) 5 blocks 21 N. Juniper Street, 3 blocks

4. Embassy Suites Hotel Philadelphia 13. Philadelphia 201 Hotel Center City (formerly Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown) 1776 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 4 blocks 201 N. 17th Street, 2 blocks

5. Hampton Inn Convention Center 14. Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia 1301 Race Street, 2 blocks 1 E. Penn Square, 1 block

6. Hilton Garden Inn Philadelphia 15. Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Philadelphia 1100 Arch Street, Adjacent to 10 Broad Street (Avenue of the Arts), Convention Center 3 blocks

7. Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia Midtown 16. The Windsor Suites 1305 Walnut Street, 4 blocks 1700 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 4 blocks

8. Home2 Suites Philadelphia 1200 Arch Street, Adjacent to Convention Center

32 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS MEETING ROOM LOCATOR

Reference the hotel codes below to find meeting room locations, and use the hotel maps on the following pages for more detailed information.

Pennsylvania Convention Center Philadelphia 201 Hotel Code: PCC Code: 201 1101 Arch Street 201 N. 17th Street

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown The Notary Hotel Code: MAR Code: NOTARY 1200 Filbert St 21 N. Juniper Street

Loews Hotel Philadelphia Code: LOEWS 1200 Market Street MEETING ROOM LOCATOR

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36 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS LOEWS HOTEL PHILADELPHIA

Code: LOEWS 1200 Market Street • 215-627-1200 LOEWS HOTEL PHILADELPHIA HOTEL

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Code: 201 201 N. 17th Street • 215-448-2000 PHILADELPHIA 201 HOTEL

38 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS THE NOTARY HOTEL

Code: NOTARY 21 N. Juniper Street • 215-496-3200 THE NOTARY HOTEL

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 39 Meet Our Authors Visit with authors from award-winning independent publishers!

Poems to See By: A Comic Artist Frying Plantain, The Ghost Collector, Hobgoblin and the Seven Music for Tigers, Interprets Great Poetry, Zalika Reid-Benta Allison Mills Stinkers of Rancidia, Michelle Kadarusman Julian Peters Kyle Sullivan Jan 25th at 10:30 a.m. Jan 25th at 11 a.m. Jan 25th at 11 a.m. & Jan 25th at 10 a.m. Anansi | Booth #1115 Annick Press | Booth #1111-A Jan 25th at 11 a.m. & Jan 26th at 2 p.m. Plough | Booth #1109 Jan. 26th at 11 a.m. Pajama Press | Booth #1107-A Hazy Dell Press | Booth #1006-B

Under Water, Let’s Work! Mexican Folk Art The Willows and Other At the Pond, Writers & Lovers, J.L. Powers Trabajos in English and Spanish, Nightmares, Geraldo Valério Lily King Cynthia Weill Paul Pope Jan 25th at 12 p.m. Jan 26th at 10:30 a.m. Jan 26th at 11 a.m. Cinco Puntos Press | Booth #1007-A Jan 25th at 3 p.m. Jan 25th at 3 p.m. Groundwood | Booth #1117 Grove Atlantic | Booth # 1116-B Cinco Puntos Press | Booth #1007-A Beehive Books | Booth #1007-B

Ray by Ray, The Faking of the President, Spirit Run: A 6,000-Mile Nicca Ray Peter Carlaftes Marathon Through North America’s Stolen Land, th th Jan 26 at 1 p.m. Jan 26 at 2 p.m. Noé Álvarez Three Rooms Press | Booth #1112-B Three Rooms Press | Booth #1112-B Jan 27th at 10 a.m. Catapult | Booth #1112-B

Visit www.ingramcontent.com/ALAMW-authorsignings for a full list of signings. SPECIAL SESSIONS

ALA YOUTH MEDIA AWARDS

Monday, January 27 • 8:00 am – 9:00 am (doors open at 7:30 am) PCC-Ballroom AB

Each year the American Library Association honors books, videos, and other outstanding materials for children and teens. Recognized worldwide for the high quality they represent, the ALA Youth Media Awards, including the prestigious Newbery, Caldecott, Printz, and Coretta Scott King Book Awards, guides parents, educators, librarians, and others in selecting the best materials for youth.

Selected by committees composed of librarians and other literature and YOUTH MEDIA AWARDS / RUSA AWARDS media experts, the awards encourage original and creative work in the field of children’s and young adult literature and media.

Fans can follow results in real-time via live webcast at http://ala.unikron.com, or follow hashtag #alayma.

RUSA BOOK AND MEDIA AWARDS

Sunday, January 26 • 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm (doors open at 4:45 pm) MAR-Grand E/F

Join us for this popular event as we unveil the year’s best in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, audiobook narration, and reference materials, featuring the Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction. Winners are hand-picked by our expert selection committees that work closely with adult readers. Their tireless efforts narrow down hundreds of finalists to curate the highly-regarded “Best of” lists used by librarians, publishers, and booksellers nationwide.

All are invited to this free event.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 41 I LOVE MY LIBRARIAN! AWARD

CELEBRATE ALA’S I LOVE MY LIBRARIAN! AWARD WINNERS

Saturday, January 25 • 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm PCC-Ballroom AB

For the first time ever, winners of the coveted I Love My Librarian! Award will be honored at ALA’s Midwinter Meeting. Join us for inspiring remarks from the awardees and ALA leadership, followed by a festive reception. All conference attendees are welcome to attend.

This year’s winners were selected for their exceptional commitment public service from a pool of more than 1,900 nominations from library users across the country. Don’t miss your chance to hear inspiring stories from these academic, public, and school libraries:

Jesús Alonso-Regalado Cathy Evans University at Albany, SUNY St. Mary's Episcopal School Albany, New York Memphis, Tennessee As the librarian for the Department of History, Cathy has cultivated a safe space for students the Department of Latin American, Caribbean, to explore sensitive topics through a “Fireside and Latina/o Studies, and the Department of Chats” library discussion series. Alumni credit Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, Jesús Cathy with preparing them for a lifetime of learn- promotes open access and research skills for ing and library usage—her College Libraries 101 students and faculty alike. A beloved instructor, program has graduating seniors video-chatting he offers workshops in both English and Spanish to serve multilingual with their future academic librarians months before stepping on campus.

I LOVE MY LIBRARIAN! AWARD community members.

Stephanie Dannehl Melissa Glanden Bertrand Community School Powhatan High School Bertrand, Nebraska Powhatan County, Virginia Stephanie’s students explore the digital world Melissa’s colleagues have dubbed her an “evan- through innovations like virtual reality and 3D gelibrarian,” due to her incredible knack for modeling. Bertrand has no public library of its drawing students and teachers into the library. own, so Stephanie also teaches key technology Efforts include converting her own office into a skills to local adults through her Tech on the Deck vibrant makerspace and teaming up with carpen- series, offering approachable lessons about apps try classes to construct and distribute free little and devices to learners of all ages. libraries around the local community.

42 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS MaryAnne Hansen Leah Plocharczyk Montana State University Florida Atlantic University Bozeman, Montana Jupiter, Florida As lead coordinator for MSU’s Tribal College Leah leads a much-loved book club for adults Librarians Professional Development Institute, with intellectual disabilities; combining research- MaryAnne connects academic librarians serving based practices with creative thinking, she has Indigenous populations with key resources and developed innovative tactics to engage her learning opportunities. Over the years, MaryAnne participants. Leah closely documents which has secured nearly a million dollars in grant fund- pedagogical strategies have been most success- ing to ensure tribal college librarians can afford to attend the Institute ful, publishing her findings in The International Journal of Information, in person. Diversity, & Inclusion as well as in an upcoming book. I LOVE MY LIBRARIAN! AWARD Homa Naficy Janet Tom Hartford Public Library San Francisco Public Library Hartford, Connecticut San Francisco, California Homa leads the American Place, Hartford Public Janet’s Death & Dying program series featured Library’s comprehensive suite of resources for doctors, artists, and religious figures speaking newly-arrived immigrants and refugees. Thanks openly and sharing trusted information about to Homa’s dedication, HPL is the nation’s first mortality, dispelling the taboo around talking library to be accredited to provide legal services about death. She has also worked to coordi- to immigrants. She has also pioneered the inno- nate the San Francisco Chinese Alzheimer’s vative Crossroads-to-Connectivity project, which equips low-income Association annual program, a Cantonese/English bilingual forum for adults with long-term access to laptops and WiFi. patients and their caregivers.

Maria Papanastassiou Tracie Walker-Reed Arlington Heights Memorial Library H. Grady Spruce High School Arlington Heights, Illinois Dallas, Texas Maria welcomes children with special needs and Tracie promotes literacy and academic success their caregivers through her creative and inclu- for all—including low-income students, student- sive programming. Her programming—which athletes, and those reading below grade level— includes Development Playgroup and Caregivers, through thoughtful collection development and Coffee, and Play—gives children an opportunity tutoring programs. Teachers, support staff, and to learn and socialize without feeling stigmatized administrators know they can count on Tracie for or restricted, and allows their families to share mutual support and con- technology and research assistance no matter how busy she may be. nect with developmental therapists.

Carnegie Corporation of New York generously sponsors the I Love My Librarian! Award. The New York Public Library and the New York Times are award co-sponsors.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 43 SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES

Sponsored by ALA’s Center for the Future of Libraries, the Symposium will consider the near-term trends already inspiring innovation in libraries and the longer-term trends that will help us adapt to the needs of our communities.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 8:45 AM – 10:00 AM Disrupting Tech While Being Pro-Tech [DS] PCC-204-C Libraries Transform: Civic Innovation As more libraries take on social justice concerns, pro-technology library PCC-201-ABC workers have the responsibility of vetting and implementing meaningful tools that both meet patron needs and privacy. The goal of this program A conversation with Philadelphia-based civic innovators, rethinking is for library workers to think critically how we might take a more mea- public services, spaces, and institutions to help make cities and com- sured approach to review and integrate technology into library services. munities work effectively for residents. Participants are encouraged to think beyond the glitz and glam of new Anuj Gupta, General Manager, Reading toys and consider how innovation can work in favor of community goals Terminal Market and library ethics. BIPOC, paraprofessionals, students, recent grads, As general manager of Reading Terminal Market and those with reservations about technology are highly encouraged in Philadelphia, one of the largest and oldest to attend. public markets, Anuj Gupta has brought new and Speakers: Elisa Rodrigues, Systems Library Assistant, University of innovative distribution and engagement models San Francisco Gleeson Library | Geschke Center; Anders Lyon, User to the market. In particular, he has led engage- Experience/Web Design Librarian, University of San Francisco Gleeson ment initiatives focused on connecting cultures Library | Geschke Center and bringing people of different backgrounds together around food. Gupta previously served as deputy chief of staff for Mayor Michael Nutter and director of Mt. Airy Community Development Corporation. Partners in Place: Community Space Sharing for Tomorrow’s Workforce PCC-202-AB SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM Falling unemployment rates mean less WIOA funding for career centers. Reducing their physical footprints offers big savings, but as businesses’ need for skilled workers continues to grow, the workforce development Cross-Campus Partnerships to Help Students Fund system struggles to meet this demand, with fewer resources. Libraries in Their College Education rural communities provide welcoming physical spaces for career advis- PCC-203-AB ers to meet and interact with an untapped labor pool: patrons accessing the gig economy, teleworking, skill-building through online learning, For the past three decades, the cost of a college education has been and earning industry-recognized credentials and certifications. Program creeping upward. This crisis in affordability is the collective responsibil- panelists describe library space-sharing successes that match Labor, ity of all campus departments, including libraries. Academic librarians workforce boards, and patrons; meeting the needs of all and stimulating can play an important role in helping students both save money and rural economies without “mission creep.” secure additional funding. Key campus collaborators include student Speakers: success departments, academic departments, IT, and academic affairs. Lisa Shaw, Rural & Small Libraries Specialist, Maine Partnerships can include open educational resources, workshops, and State Library; Elizabeth Iaukea, Workforce Development Librarian, resources focused on helping students apply for scholarships and finan- Washington State Library; Tammy Westergard, State Librarian / cial literacy sessions. Attendees will learn about programming led by Administrator, Nevada State Library, Archives, and Public Records; librarians to help students defray the increasing costs associated with Randy Kemp, Program Supervisor, Idaho Commission for Libraries; obtaining a college education. Andrea Levandowski, Library Consultant for Small Business Development & Technology, New Jersey State Library Speaker: Katelyn Angell, Associate Professor/Coordinator of Library Instruction, Long Island University Brooklyn Campus Library Sustainability Is Now a Core Value. So... Now What? [DS] PCC-201-ABC In 2019 ALA Council voted to make sustainability a core value of librarianship. So what's next? How do we embed this new core value in our work as a profession, in our libraries, and in our association? Join ALA Special Task Force on Sustainability's co-chair Rebekkah Smith Aldrich & SustainRT's first ALA Councilor, Matthew Bollerman, to get in on the ground floor of this thinking for the future of sustainable libraries.

SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES Speakers: Rebekkah Smith Aldrich, Executive Director, Mid-Hudson Library System; Matthew Bollerman, Chief Executive Officer, Hauppauge Public Library

Items marked with [WS] are Workshop sessions designed to be more interactive, set with rounds or tables that encourage collaborative, hands-on learning among participants. Items marked with [DS] are Discussion Sessions designed to spark conversation across participants.

44 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS The Library, Not Just for Books: Connecting Library, Tomorrow's Scholars Today: Collaborating to Maker, and Social Emotional Learning [WS] Empower Undergraduate Students to Become PCC-204-A Knowledge Creators The Library, Not Just for Books, welcomes participants to explore the PCC-203-AB role the Library can play in the running of a Makerspace and how to Rather than being framed as passive recipients of information, college infuse Social Emotional Learning. This interactive workshop will explore and university students now have increasing opportunities to engage the "Why" behind the integrated approach by taking a look at some in innovative research of their own and contribute to scholarly knowl- of the ways skills are built when Information Literacy, maker informed edge. Fully supporting this transition will require academic librarians to practices, and Social Emotional Learning are infused within activities/ step forward out of our frequently backgrounded roles, and share our lessons and the philosophy of the Library. expertise as equal instructional partners with faculty. The presenters SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES Speaker: Velear Schrupp, Library Director, TVT Community Day will share our experiences as the teaching team of a research meth- School ods course in religious studies, lead a discussion on the barriers to and benefits of such partnerships, and how both librarians and faculty might SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM best pursue them. Speaker: Ashley Lierman, Instruction & Education Librarian, Rowan University; Whitney Cox, Lecturer, Philosophy & World Religions, Library Marketing and Advocacy through Social Rowan University Media [WS] PCC-204-A Transformation for Libraries: From EXCITE to a Meet your patrons where they are: online. Libraries must take advantage Futures School of social media marketing tools in order to adequately identify and serve PCC- 204-C the needs of their communities. This presentation will explain: (1) why libraries should be active on social media, (2) how libraries can foster a With its successful EXCITE Transformation for Libraries program community of library advocacy and engagement through social media, (https://libguides.ctstatelibrary.org/dld/EXCITE), the Connecticut State (3) ways libraries can market their services, resources, and programs Library developed an experiential learning program that supported through social media, and (4) how to set up a strategic marketing plan collaboration and innovation skills, resulting in community-responsive specific to individual library cultures. Take your embedded librarianship programs and services that reflect a culture of change in libraries. Now, and advocacy practices to the next level by attending this workshop. the State Library is working with The Kedge Futures School (TFS) to offer a Learning-Unlearning-Relearning Through Strategic Foresight Speaker: Charlene Martoni-McElrath, Student Workforce Manager, program. Focusing in on specific library issues, the three-day programs University at Albany Libraries will help staff develop a futures mindset adaptable to changing environments. The Futures School’s strategic framework enables participants Making Real Change: Moving beyond the to continuously learn-unlearn-relearn to lead discussion and action in Interpersonal to Create Actual Diverse, Inclusive, the transformation of libraries. Speaker: Dawn La Valle, Director, Division of Library Development - and Equitable Environments for Both Library Users USMC Veteran, Connecticut State Library and Employees [DS] PCC-201-ABC SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Anti-oppressive practices (AOP) grapple with power inequities that uphold structural forces like racism and sexism. Librarianship has primarily focused on individual expressions of AOP. However, AOP must Big Shifts: Libraries, Collections, Networks include institutional and ideological change, which can be more chal- PCC-203-AB lenging. This session will discuss the AOP framework, explore examples Academic libraries increasingly define themselves in terms of student of AOP in libraries, and give participants tools for starting larger con- success, research support, and community engagement. We are seeing versations at their own institutions. Participants will discuss what their a major shift from the centrality of the collection, to services and to institution is doing that focuses on the individual, and explore how theo- deeper engagement with changing research, teaching, and learning ries of organizational change can be used towards institutional AOP. practices. This presentation will frame important changes, identify pat- Speaker: Erin Elzi, Design and Discovery Librarian, University of terns in library responses, and discuss how they can use trends to their Denver; Elia Trucks, User Experience and Student Outreach Librarian, advantage. It will draw on an extensive record of OCLC Research work University of Denver on the future of libraries, on the shifting boundaries and character of library collections, on research support, on library collaboration, and on To See or Not to See: Exploring and Visualizing the shift to open. Speaker: Lorcan Dempsey, Chief Strategist and VP, Membership and Digital Collections Data with R Programming Research, OCLC Language PCC-202-AB Many libraries invest in developing digital collections to preserve unique historical materials and provide online access to these distinctive sources. One way to stimulate users to actively engage with digitized materials is harvesting metadata and creating different visual contexts for specific collections. These visuals provide an overview of a collection’s content and inspire online users to actively experiment with rich data stored in digital collections for research, scholarship, teaching, and learning. Speaker: Monika Glowacka-Musial, Assistant Professor/Metadata Librarian, New Mexico State Library

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 45 Can Virtual Reality Change Information Literacy Young Changemakers in 21st Century Libraries Instruction? [DS] PCC-202-AB PCC-204-C In January 2019, the Massachusetts Library System (MLS) and the How will virtual reality change the ways that we teach information lit- Democratic Knowledge Project (DKP) at Harvard University assembled eracy? Beyond virtual teaching environments, could there be ways to a cohort of librarians from ten Massachusetts schools and public librar- integrate information literacy concepts into users' navigation of virtual ies to design professional development resources for implementing experiences, creating transferable decision-making skills into academic DKP’s Ten Questions for Young Changemakers—a framework for civic contexts? In this open-ended discussion, we will consider how VR will learning that seeks to help youth develop into successful (i.e. equitable, impact instruction and how instruction can integrate into VR. effective, and self-protective) civic agents in this digital age. Learn about the training materials and learning modules produced by the public Speaker: Felicia Smith, Head of Learning & Outreach, Stanford librarians in this cohort, and hear suggestions for building cultures of University civic engagement with teens in the public library setting. Speakers: Luke Kirkland, Teen Specialist, Waltham Public Library; Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Action: Creating Alexandra Remy, Branch Supervisor, Forest Park Branch Library; Customer Journeys to Generate Equitable Melissa Bennett, Young Adult and Assistant Children’s Librarian, Turner Communities—How to Use Asset Framing to Design Free Library Experiences for Social Impact [WS] SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM PCC-204-A Librarians have an opportunity to model best practices in equitable Creating a Robust Cross-Sector GLAM Innovation customer experience with every touchpoint. Defining communities in general terms such as “at risk” often perpetuates systematic racism Clearinghouse: A Critical Conversation [DS] and biases that we are working to break down. A vanguard of lead- PCC-204-C ers is reframing the language and approach, by defining people by Several factors are blurring or sharpening the distinction between gal- their aspirations and contributions before noting their challenges. This leries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAM institutions). They have approach, called “Asset Framing” makes it much clearer to understand always shared challenges, including collection management, preserva- the systemic causes behind their struggles. In this workshop, partici- tion, access, marketing, funding issues, and developing allies. However, pants create customer journeys using the Asset Framing “Framework” the three sectors have all too often operated within their own silos (or to learn how to apply these principles in their daily work. even silos within silos—if one considers various types of libraries). It is Speakers: Margaret Sullivan, Principal, Margaret Sullivan Studio, time for an honest, critical conversation among those of us who wish to Farrell Evans, Sportswriter and Co-founder, The Bridge Golf learn, share, and grow from outside the library field, to explore how we Foundation; Neely Leslie, Designer, Margaret Sullivan Studio can build a resource that leverages innovation and strategic thinking from our cultural heritage brethren. Digital Public Library of America: What’s New Speakers: Kenn Bicknell, Digital Resources Librarian, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Research Library & for 2020 Archive; Elizabeth Call, University Archivist, Rochester Institute of PCC-201-ABC Technology Libraries Join Executive Director John Bracken and the DPLA team as we share the projects we’re most excited about in 2020. Technology Director Metadata Instruction Mobilizing Human Rights Michael Della Bitta will introduce our plan to bring cultural artifacts to an even larger audience by partnering with Wikipedia; Community Research in the Undergraduate Classroom Manager Shanée Murrain will discuss our efforts to shine a light on the PCC-202-AB role of Black women in the suffrage movement; and Director of Business How can metadata instruction mobilize human rights research in the Development Michele Kimpton will give an update on DPLA’s partner- undergraduate classroom? We will discuss how library instruction in ship with the NYPL, state and public libraries to provide a public option resource discovery and metadata creation in both a large public uni- for managing and distributing ebooks. Have another topic you’d like us versity and a small private university empowered students to make to discuss? Email [email protected] or tweet @dpla to let us know. original research discoveries about the history of human rights issues Speakers: John Bracken, Executive Director, DPLA; Michael Della such as questions of race and gender in their local area. The process Bitta, Director of Technology, DPLA; Shaneé Murrain, Community of discovering primary source materials, researching those materials to Manager, DPLA; Michele Kimpton, Director of Business Development understand them and the culture & society that they were produced and Senior Strategist, DPLA in, and documenting those previously undocumented primary sources individually with high-quality metadata for discovery in digital humanities exhibitions. Speakers: Mary Alexander, Coordinator of Metadata, The University of Alabama Libraries; Emma Wilson, English Professor, Southern Methodist University; Alex Boucher, Research & Instructional Services Librarian, The University of Alabama Libraries SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES

46 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

An Awesome Ideas Pitch for Libraries Data and Diversity: Navigating the Ethics of PCC-201-ABC Demographic Data in Inclusive Community The Libraries chapter of the Awesome Foundation, an international Collections organization that forwards the interest of awesome in the universe PCC-203-AB $1000 at a time, will be hosting an Awesome Ideas Pitch for Libraries during ALA Midwinter. Selected presenters will pitch short, inspiring Librarians building local collections want to represent the diversity of ideas that could impact their community, demonstrate a new idea, or their communities. When we use information about people's identities improve a tool or service. Judges (and the audience) will choose who to assess a collection's inclusivity, how do we protect people's privacy walks away with $1000 to work on their idea. For information about the and respect their autonomy? We'll discuss how we addressed these SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES Awesome Foundation, check out: http://www.awesomefoundation.org/ questions for local digital music collections at public libraries in Seattle en/chapters/libraries and beyond. We'll share best practices we created, how we developed those practices, and how we continue to adapt them. We present our work with community data as a template for engaging with the complex SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 8:45 AM – 10:00 AM and evolving issues facing librarians in an era of rapid technological and societal change. Libraries Transform: Social Innovation Speakers: Kelly Hiser, Co-Founder and CEO, Rabble; Kate Sellers, Technical Services Manager, Seattle Public Library; Lachrista Greco, PCC-201-ABC MLIS Grad Student, University of Wisconsin-Madison A conversation with Philadelphia-based social innovators, leveraging unique approaches to address social problems and improve the lives of communities. Framing the Design of Future Public Libraries [WS] Dr. Mariana Chilton, Director, Center for PCC-204-A Hunger-Free Communities, Drexel University This dynamic workshop will address critical and leading topics in the Dornsife School of Public Health design of public libraries that contribute to the vitality of communities. Mariana Chilton is a nationally recognized Working together we will craft design viewpoints that can be applied leader addressing child hunger in America. to the conceptualization of new libraries, remodels, and strategic plans. She is a Professor at Drexel University School We start by acknowledging the library as a fundamental and evolving of Public Health, and the Director of the Center aspect of social infrastructure along with the role of librarians and librar- for Hunger-Free Communities. The Center for ies. Focus topics include: addressing differing learning styles, response Hunger-Free Communities addresses hunger in all its forms by to vulnerable populations, diversity, inclusion, collection curation, tech- engaging in partnership with families, researchers, policymakers, and nology, staff spaces, resiliency, function and operations, creativity, and community leaders to find solutions to hunger and poverty based on innovation. science and the human experience. Speakers: Sara Weiner, Architect, Gensler; Anthony Harris, Architect, Joanna Visser Adjoian, Co-Founder and Gensler; Allison Marshall, Architect, Gensler Co-Director, Youth Sentencing & Reentry Project Navigating Queer Realities in School Libraries Joanna Visser Adjoian is Co-Director of the Youth Sentencing & Reentry Project. Prior to PCC-202-AB co-founding YSRP, she served as Associate This session considers the roles of school librarians in supporting Director and Staff Attorney of the Toll Public emerging interest and legislation recognizing the varied contributions Interest Center at the University of Pennsylvania of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals Law School, clerked for Judge Joel Schneider in the United States and groups. It explores effective practices in terms of collection devel- District Court of the District of New Jersey, and completed a Penn opment, instruction, online resources, programs, exhibits, and events; Law Postgraduate Fellowship at Juvenile Law Center. YSRP uses and offers suggestions to strengthen future approaches. The analysis is direct service and policy advocacy to transform the experiences of based on a literature review surveying LGBTQ inclusive materials and children prosecuted in the adult criminal justice system and to ensure curricula. Implications are of particular interest to school librarians and fair and thoughtful resentencing and reentry for individuals who were others involved in augmenting understanding of the roles and contribu- sentenced to life without parole as children. tions of LGBTQ people. Speaker: Rae-Anne Montague, Department of Information Studies, Chicago State University

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 47 Reading Groups, Speculative Design, and Wicked Food Literacy for Families, Libraries, and Problems: LATITUDE’s Speculative Design and Communities: South Carolina Read Eat Grow Climate Reading Group PCC-204-A PCC-204-C Food and nutrition literacy have become important issues for com- Where is the intersection between libraries, design, and society’s munities, especially in light of the growth of “food deserts” and “food “wicked problems”? At Chicago’s community digital lab LATITUDE, swamps” in low-income areas without access to fresh and nutritious Renee Albrecht-Mallinger and John Jung used a reading group to start food. Many libraries are introducing services to address food literacy talking about speculative design and climate change. Speculative and food insecurity, integrating traditional literacies and food literacy design opens new ways of thinking and being, constructing spaces for into collaborative learning experiences fostering personal and family discussion and inspiring imagination. With readings exploring climate health. We will share examples of this type of service with a special and design from a variety of perspectives and through discussion and focus on South Carolina State Library’s SC Read Eat Grow food literacy design activities, participants were encouraged to push their thinking initiative, which includes activities to support food preparation, kitchen on climate and design. This session will help library professionals find safety, recipe reading, and STEAM elements. new ways to advance community partnerships and interdisciplinary Speakers: Rebecca Antill, Youth Services Consultant, South Carolina dialogues for society’s benefit. State Library; Ryan Easterbrooks, Statewide Programs Coordinator, Speakers: John Jung, Programmer Analyst, University of Chicago South Carolina State Library Library; Renee Albrecht-Mallinger, Senior Design Researcher, IA Collaborative Libraries at the Nexus of Migration PCC-202-AB Robots and Us: What Could Go Wrong? What Could Libraries and librarians will be increasingly in the center of shifting Go Right? [DS] migration patterns and policies. Looking to this near future, we will high- PCC-201-ABC light projects at public, governmental, and academic libraries that provide information access and services to migrant and detained migrant Participants will discuss general concerns related to the adoption of populations and how librarians have confronted the social impact of robots: (1) robot safety, (2) robot morality, (3) the impact of the human- migration and detention on local communities through library services. robot relationship on social norms, and (4) the robot’s potential to be Speakers will discuss innovative partnerships and outreach programs used as a means for manipulation/deception. The presenter will provide that ultimately serve the physical and mental health and wellbeing of a brief introduction on a robot and the capabilities of an AI (artificial migrant and detained migrant populations, and inspire other librarians intelligence)-powered robot. The session participants will also explore in the borderlands and beyond to develop similar programs at their (a) what kind of robots we may see at libraries, (b) what kind of human- libraries. robot interactions may take place, and (c) what type of human-robot Speakers: Julie Botnick, Education and Outreach Librarian, National relationship may facilitate the library robot’s intended use. Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Southwest Region (NNLM Speaker: Bohyun Kim, Chief Technology Officer and Associate PSR), UCLA's Biomedical Library; Derek Johnson, Health Professionals Professor, University of Rhode Island Libraries Outreach Specialist, National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Greater Midwest Region; Alex Gil Fuentes, Digital Scholarship Librarian, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Columbia University Libraries; Adriana (Ady) Huertas, Supervising Librarian, Youth and Family Services, San Diego (Calif.) Public Library An Intentional Future: Libraries and Organizational Toxic Stress, Early Brain Development, and What Culture [DS] Libraries Can Do to Support Young Children PCC-204-C Experiencing Adverse Childhood Conditions The personnel budget for libraries is a top-line expenditure. A library’s organizational culture is a significant factor in determining retention. PCC-203-AB In this discussion, we’ll look at the organizational culture of libraries, Toxic stress in early childhood can have a cumulative toll on physical and the interdependence between organizational units, and alignment to mental health, including developmental delays. In this session, we will organization-wide goals. Organizational culture is developed through present a neuroscience-informed, library-based program for families to our direct involvement with others, which creates basic assumptions support brain development and early literacy. We will explain the impact shared with new employees for the purpose of inclusion and exclusion. of toxic stress on developing brains and how community-led efforts can We’ll discuss relevant models that can help an organization inform and partner with academic institutions to create impactful programs, provide surface the elements of culture including socialization and behavior, an overview of the Robin Hood Foundation/Fund for Early Learning's which are two areas that particularly hinder libraries from becoming portfolio of innovative early childhood programs, and outline the work high functioning and inclusive. of Brooklyn Public Library to develop a brain-building storytime in low- Speaker: Nikhat Ghouse, Associate Librarian & Coordinator, Diversity resourced neighborhoods that buffers against toxic stress. Alliance Residency Program, American University Speakers: Rachel Payne, Coordinator, Early Childhood Services, Brooklyn Public Library; Tyson Barker, Postdoctoral Scientist, University of Oregon; Anna Wright, Research Assistant, University of Oregon SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES

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Data Abuse: Is There a Sustainable Solution to Help Notify Users of Egregious Data Abuses? [DS] PCC-204-C How can patrons easily understand the extent of data collection that results from their use of electronic resources? Often, the resource provider just wants to confirm a patron’s institutional affiliation, but some vendors require that users create an account, subscribe to a newsletter, or provide demographic information. At Cornell University Library, staff SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES are exploring options for helping patrons easily understand data collection from electronic resources—a system that can be supported, shared, and used by all. In this discussion, we will explore our ideas so far, and seek input on how to make such a service sustainable. Online Courses. Speaker: Peter McCracken, Electronic Resources Librarian, Cornell On-Campus Feel. University

ses • Affor FUTURE-READYing Your Library: Preparing for the Online Cour dable • Facu Time, lty Me eal- ntor Future Today R s PCC-202-AB Explore Our The Seattle Public Library has embarked on a future-readying library Top-Ranked project to look at the significant forces that will impact what we do and how we do it over the next decade. SPL is reviewing future trends and Master’s Program: influences and talking with experts to understand emerging technologies, the futures of work and education, and consumer expectations, among others, to understand how they will influence our work. In so doing, we hope to prepare for this future in terms of service as a fully- focused (and future-ready) library. Speaker: Marcellus Turner, Executive Director and Chief Librarian, The Seattle Public Library

Making Connections and Discovering Place: Oral Histories and the Library SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM PCC-203-AB How do we leverage oral history ("a field of study and a method of gath- Using Implications Wheels to Explore the ering, preserving, and interpreting the voices and memories of people, Consequences of Change [WS] communities, and participants in past events”) as a tool for students' PCC-201-ABC contribution to the scholarly conversation and historical record of their college community? The “Voices of SJC” Oral History Project at St. Exploring future possibilities proactively can help libraries equitably and Joseph’s College Brooklyn Campus does this and goes further, helping effectively serve their communities in a rapidly changing landscape. students build competencies in research, communication, group work, This interactive workshop will introduce participants to implications problem-solving, and interviewing techniques. This session will show wheels, an accessible method for exploring how changes on the hori- how academic libraries, even with minimum resources, can use the zon might affect libraries and communities. Together, we will explore practices of oral history for powerful results. the implications of a change that could have significant consequences Speakers: Lauren Kehoe, Undergraduate Instruction and Outreach for the future of learning and libraries, seeking to identify unexpected Librarian, New York University Elmer Holmes Bobst Library; Mayumi ripple effects of that central change. Participants will also receive guid- Miyaoka, Assistant Professor, Librarian, Archivist, St. Joseph's College ance on using implications wheels and other futures thinking tools with New York McEntegart Hall Library their organizations that they can incorporate into their daily work and planning. Speaker: Katie King, Director, Strategic Foresight Engagement, KnowledgeWorks

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 49 MONDAY, JANUARY 27 • 8:45 AM – 10:00 AM is being generated in community development proving the impact of our work. In this workshop participants will learn how economists, psychologists, UN policymakers, academics, and urban planners are incor- Libraries Transform: Education Innovation porating outcome measurements to quantify health and well-being fac- PCC-201-ABC tors including "quantifying happiness." Participants will analyze current library programs and learn to apply outcome measurement techniques A conversation with Philadelphia-based education innovators, re- in their daily work. imagining learning for K-12 and Higher Education. Speakers: Margaret Sullivan, Principal, Margaret Sullivan Studio; Lyna Malik Brown, Executive Director, Vuong, Senior Design Strategist, Margaret Sullivan Studio; Alexandra Graduate!Philadelphia Sutherland-Brown, Urban Planning Strategist, Karp Strategies Malik Brown is responsible for developing strategic, cross-sector relationships (business, government, higher education, and nonprofit) Change Management and the Library: Readiness, in order to advance Graduate!Philadelphia’s Resistance, and the Greater Good [DS] mission of adult degree attainment, workforce PCC-204-C readiness, and inclusive economic development. Mr. Brown is a passionate advocate and champion of social and Libraries manage continuous and, at times, multiple change efforts. economic mobility for non-traditional learners. He strongly believes These changes occur concurrently while business as usual continues in ongoing career development, sponsorship, and life coaching for for the workforce and patrons. Unfortunately, change efforts can have a those who are most disconnected from opportunity. negative impact if organizational and individual readiness has not been Dara Ruiz-Whalen, Chief Learning Officer and surfaced prior to the implementation of change efforts. This discussion Executive Director, eCLOSE Institute will look at change management as a suite of tools, frameworks, and resources utilized to manage a processes that engage the organiza- Dara Ruiz-Whalen’ scientific and education tional and individual resistors. As a discussion, this session will encour- research interests involve the development of age attendees to share their perspectives for what works and what scientist-teacher collaborative partnerships in challenges limit our potential. urban-based high school catchment areas and Speakers: Nikhat Ghouse, Associate Librarian & Coordinator, Diversity how they can promote reciprocal gains. With Alliance Residency Program, American University; Mark Puente, Alana O’Reilly, she is the co-founder of eCLOSE, Director of Diversity and Leadership Programs Association of Research a hub where scientists, teachers, and students join forces to bring Libraries, Association of Research Libraries cutting edge research into the classroom. eCLOSE supports teachers with innovative programming, materials, and professional development, empowering them to function as scientific lead investigators in Literacy, Movement, Mindfulness: Bringing Story their classrooms. They provide students with training in professional laboratory research and the problem solving, collaboration, commu- Yoga to Your Library [WS] nication, and networking skills required for career success. PCC-203-AB The ways that libraries provide programs for children and their families are changing. Are you interested in bringing early literacy, creative MONDAY, JANUARY 27 • 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM movement, and mindfulness into your library's programming? Story Yoga can be a new way to help children and their families learn and have fun. Sharon Babbitt, Youth Services Librarian and certified ChildLight Aspiration, Legacy, Vision, and Function in the Yoga® Yoga & Mindfulness for Children instructor, will guide you through start-up materials, book selection, props, songs, tips, and a basic lesson Design and Realization of Temple University's plan to get you on your way. Charles Library Speaker: Sharon Babbitt, Youth Services Librarian, Kingston Free PCC-201-ABC Library In late summer of 2019, Temple University in Philadelphia debuted a landmark new main campus facility, the Charles Library, designed by Making the News: Library Advocacy and Local Snøhetta, a firm internationally recognized for their groundbreaking library projects. The building provides the university with an iconic Media academic facility that has been envisioned throughout as a catalyst for PCC-202-AB learning and intellectual engagement, as an environment that cultivates What does it take to make the news? How does it influence local lead- and supports scholars and the scholarly enterprise, connecting people ers? Understanding and working with another public servant – the local and ideas in a compelling resource- and service-driven environment. press – is vital to demonstrating a library’s impact to the community This session provides an overview of the planning, design, and realiza- and to their elected representatives. This conversation will share how tion of the project, culminating with an opportunity to tour the facility. a library advocate, statehouse communications director, and a local Speaker: Joe Lucia, Dean of Libraries, Temple University journalist listen to each other to help connect with community priorities – and support state library funding. Learn how library advocates can support journalists, why local news matters to decision makers, and Measuring the Library’s Impact on Your how news outlets choose what’s news and which voices to include.

SYMPOSIUM ON THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES Community’s Social Infrastructure [WS] Speakers: Christi Buker, Executive Director, Pennsylvania Library PCC-204-A Association; TyLisa Johnson, Freelance Writer and Former Reporter, In the book Palaces for the People, Erik Klinenberg makes the case Philadelphia Inquirer; John O’Brien, Communications Director and that a better future for our society can be built around the concept of Senior Policy Advisor, Pennsylvania House Appropriations Committee social infrastructure. Over the past decade, a growing body of evidence

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Speakers: Larra Clark, Deputy Director, Public Library Association and Get the latest updates from experts on policy, research, ALA Public Policy & Advocacy Office; Gavin Baker, Assistant Director statistics, technology, and more. For more detailed of Government Relations, American Library Association; Burton Reist, descriptions of any of these sessions please check: Assistant Director for Communications, U.S. Census Bureau; Ana www.alamidwinter.org/scheduler. Ndumu, Assistant Professor, University of Maryland College Park, College of Information Studies; Kelvin Watson, Director, Broward County (FL) Libraries Division SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Introducing the ALA/AASL/CAEP School Librarian Intellectual Freedom and the Law: Social Media, Preparation Standards First Amendment Audits, and the Library as a PCC-122-B Public Forum This session presents the revised ALA/AASL/CAEP School Librarian Preparation Standards which replace the previous 2010 Standards for the PCC-122-A Initial Preparation of School Librarians. These updated standards will be Do you know what the law says about the public library’s ability to used to guide programs that prepare future school librarians and as the regulate and moderate comments and posts on the library’s social standards by which school library preparation programs are reviewed for media sites? Can “First Amendment Auditors” film library patrons with AASL National Recognition. Members of the AASL-CAEP Coordinating impunity? This program will explore the current case law addressing Committee who worked on this revision will discuss the process used to public libraries’ responsibilities with respect to moderating social media develop the new standards, highlight the changes, discuss implementa- as well as the ability of libraries to manage and regulate photography tion of the new standards, and field questions from the audience. and recording activities inside the library. Learn how to minimize your Speakers: Elizabeth Burns, Assistant Professor, Old Dominion NEWS YOU CAN USE library’s exposure to litigation if your library has a social media site open University; April Dawkins, Assistant Professor, University of North to the public or if an individual claims a right to film inside the library. Carolina at Greensboro; Audrey Church, Professor, Longwood There will be time set aside for your questions about these topics and University; Mona Kerby, Professor, McDaniel College; Gail Dickinson, any other questions concerning intellectual freedom and the law. Associate Dean, Old Dominion University; Sherry Crow, Professor, Speakers: Deborah Caldwell-Stone, Director, ALA Office for University of Nebraska Intellectual Freedom; Theresa Chmara, General Counsel, Freedom to Read Foundation SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Research Practitioner Partnerships (RPPs) in Intercept: A New Opportunity for Library Event School Library Research: Report form the Third Management CLASS Forum PCC-122-B PCC-122-B Library programming is one of the most important—and cutting edge— The Third CLASS Research Forum focused on CLASS II, a recent effort services that libraries can offer. But how can libraries make data-driven to surface causal research findings from education research regarding decisions to improve programming for their community? Richland positive learner outcomes that can be enacted by a school librarian. This Library’s Intercept (https://www.libraryintercept.com/) is an open research included an aggregation of findings from almost four decades source application to better plan for programs, capture attendance of high quality published causal research; a distillation of effective prac- information, and get direct feedback from customers. Bonus, Intercept’s tices potentially translatable to school librarianship; implementation of algorithm pushes event recommendations to customers based on activ- small scale field-based applications; and the building of testable conjec- ity. Intercept is made by a library for libraries. Learn more about this tures that relate educational research to school library practice. A report project and how your library can start to plan for Intercept. of CLASS II findings regarding learners, school librarians, and school Speakers: Phillip Higgins, Director of Marketing & Digital Strategy, libraries was peer reviewed during the forum. Richland Library; Diana Keane, Project Coordinator, Richland Library Speakers: Marcia Mardis, Associate Professor, College of Communication & Information at Florida State University; Sue Kimmel, Professor, Old Dominion University; Barbara Schultz-Jones, Associate Meeting Communities at Their Point of Need: Professor, College of Information at the University of North Texas Libraries as Trusted Partners PCC-122-A SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM In its latest strategic plan, the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) points to libraries as trusted spaces and sources of informa- 2020 Census: How Libraries Can Support a tion, which enables them to meet community needs around learning, capacity building, and information access. This session will showcase Complete Count examples in three states, where libraries are building on trusted relation- PCC-122-A ships through IMLS grant-funded projects to meet users at their point of The 2020 Census will begin in March and the results will shape eco- need. From community dialogs to programs focused on health epidem- nomic and political opportunity for the next decade. More than $800 ics and citizenship, participants will hear how libraries are tackling the billion in federal funds will be allocated to states and communities based hard issues. IMLS and State Library panelists will also share how these on the census results every year for the next decade—along with seats investments support their long-range planning. for every level of government, from Congress to local school boards. Speakers: Teri DeVoe, Associate Deputy Director, Grants to States, Learn what libraries are doing in communities around the country to Institute of Museum and Library Services; Leesa Aiken, Director, South help achieve an accurate and inclusive count in the 2020 Census, from Carolina State Library; Beverly Cain, State Librarian, State Library providing accurate information about the Census to providing comput- of Ohio; James Lonergan, Director, Massachusetts Board of Library ers and internet for residents to respond online. Commissioners

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 51 SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM verbatim data, photos, and other documentation, will detail the process that researchers used to engage as partners in understanding disaster experiences and critically evaluating public librarians’ roles in com- Diversity Research Update munity resiliency. The session will also include opportunities for audi- PCC-122-B ence members to share their own experiences through storytelling and discussion. Join us for an update on projects recently funded through ALA's Diversity Research Grant program. This session will also offer tips and advice for Speakers: Marcia Mardis, Associate Professor, College of undertaking research on issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion within Communication & Information at Florida State University; Sharon library and information science as well as resources for applying for Strover, Professor, University of Texas at Austin; Faye Jones, Professor, funding. Florida State University Speakers: Brett Currier, Digital Scholarship Librarian and Library Manager, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City; Sarah Barriage, Introducing the Services for Refugees, Immigrants, Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky; Diana Floegel, Doctoral and Displaced Persons Committee Student, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; Vanessa Kitzie, Assistant Professor, University of South Carolina; Shannon Oltmann, PCC-122-A Associate Professor, University of Kentucky The Services for Refugees, Immigrants, and Displaced Persons (SRIDP) Sub-Committee of the ODLOS Advisory Committee supports and pro- SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM motes ALA, libraries, and communities to ensure that libraries provide the best possible services to support refugees, immigrants, and displaced persons. Join us as we introduce who we are and the work we ACRL/SPARC Scholarly Communication Forum are doing. Share ideas about how we can improve services for refugees, PCC-122-A immigrants, and displaced persons. Speakers: Nicanor Diaz, Immigrant Services Manager, Denver Public Through its standing Research and Scholarly Environment Committee, Library; Anna Kozlowska, Assistant Professor and Liaison Librarian, ACRL sponsors a regular forum at both the ALA Midwinter Meeting University of Illinois at Chicago; Clara Chu, Director, Mortenson Center and ALA Annual Conference to broaden the base of librarians who for International Library Programs are knowledgeable about and engaged in scholarly communication issues. The highly popular forum series is cosponsored by the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC). SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM Federal Funding Snapshot: Early Literacy Projects PCC-122-B From Non-Voters to New Voters: How Libraries Can The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) funds over 1,000 Engage Their Communities in the 2020 Elections projects annually through its Grants to States program, a significant and Beyond slice of which advance early and family learning. Drawing from annual report data that helps identify patterns, IMLS will share national-level PCC-122-B analysis that characterizes variations in early literacy projects, including Millions of Americans go unheard in our elections because they don’t their beneficiaries, partners, and results. A panel of state perspectives vote. Young people, people of color, and people with lower incomes will offer more detailed examples of literacy projects deemed particu- and education levels have particularly lower rates of voter participation. larly innovative and adaptable. From prenatal storytime workshops to However, innovative programs have found successful ways to promote laundromat partners, this snapshot of early literacy projects may inspire engagement among these potential voters. Hear from voting experts your next program or offer insight on how to measure effectiveness. and libraries about how your library can deliver nonpartisan informa- Speakers: Matt Birnbaum, Supervising Social Scientist, Institute tion and programs that advance equitable participation in the upcoming of Museum and Library Services; Jennifer Nelson, Director of State 2020 elections and beyond—and why now is a great time to start! Library Services, Minnesota Department of Education; Timothy Owens, NEWS YOU CAN USE Speakers: Nancy Kranich, Lecturer and Special Projects Librarian, State Librarian, State Library of North Carolina; Robin Westphal, State Rutgers University; Kendra Cochran, Statewide Voter Engagement Librarian, Missouri State Library Coordinator, POWER: Philadelphians Organized to Witness, Empower and Rebuild; Maggie Bush, Programs and Outreach Director, League of LITA Top Technology Trends Women Voters of the US; Abby Kiesa, Director of Impact, CIRCLE: the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning & Engagement; PCC-122-A Jean M. Canosa Albano, Assistant Director for Public Services, LITA's premier program on changes and advances in technology. Top Springfield (MA) City Library; Michelle Francis, Executive Director, Technology Trends features our ongoing roundtable discussion about Ohio Library Council trends and advances in library technology by a panel of LITA technology experts and thought leaders. The panelists will describe changes and SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM advances in technology that they see having an impact on the library world, and suggest what libraries might do to take advantage of these trends. More information about past programs and the upcoming ses- Co-Constructing Disaster Response: Researchers sion is available at ala.org/lita/ttt. and Practitioners Collaborating for Resilience in Small and Rural Libraries PCC-122-B Researchers from Florida and Texas will report their experiences co- constructing narratives of disaster planning, response, and recovery in the wake of the last 5 years’ regional hurricanes. This session, rich in

52 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Speakers: Kevin Maher, Deputy Director, Government Relations, American Library Association; Alan Inouye, Sr. Dir., Public Policy & Government Relations, American Library Association Library Technology Jobs: Trends and Inclusivity in Hiring Low-Cost Immersive Classrooms: Making Digital PCC-122-A Inclusion Accessible to Smaller and Rural This joint presentation of LITA's Assessment & Research and Diversity Institutions & Inclusion committees focuses on trends in postings to the LITA Jobs Site. It will focus on new and emerging trends in skills library technology PCC-122-B employers are looking for and the types of positions that are currently Immersive classrooms allow students to become fully involved in in demand. The session will also explore trends in diversity and inclu- an interactive, digital environment. With funding from an Institute of sion in job postings and best practices for writing job ads that attract a Museum and Library Services National Leadership Grant, the Fort diverse and talented candidate pool. This session is aimed at technology Hays State University Forsyth Library and their Institute for New Media librarians in the job market and employers looking to post and hire new Studies have built a portable, modular, low-cost immersive classroom positions in library technology. kit, providing a space for 3D exploration and collaboration, data visu- Speaker: Laura Costello, PhD Student, Virtual Reference Librarian, alization, and interactive exhibits. The kit makes it possible for smaller Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey and rural institutions to provide smart classroom technology without a large investment of time, funding, or building renovation. This session will share lessons from the prototyping process and advice for organiza- Supporting Librarians' Roles in Emergencies and tions interested in building their own immersive classroom kit. Natural Disasters Speaker: Claire Nickerson, Learning Initiatives & OER Librarian, Fort PCC-122-B Hays State University Libraries' information and community services take on heightened

importance during emergencies and natural disasters. Following dev- MONDAY, JANUARY 27 • 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM NEWS YOU CAN USE astating flooding and hurricanes in South Carolina and Texas, a team from University of South Carolina's School of Library and Information Science and the South Carolina State Library has taken a more con- OCLC Research Update centrated interest to provide emergency preparedness, communication, PCC-122-A and health resources to help libraries and partner agencies better plan As part of its mission to examine the challenges and issues currently for various disasters. How can LIS programs and cooperative organiza- facing libraries and the profession’s new and emerging areas, OCLC tions and agencies strengthen librarians' abilities to respond in times of Research has established a continuous cycle of active engagement with crisis? This session will share the project team's findings and resources. institutions to discover research needs, explore topics in collaboration Speakers: Denise Lyons, Deputy Director, South Carolina State with partners, and develop resources that can be shared among and Library; Caroline Smith, Inclusive Services Consultant, South Carolina adapted by libraries. Examples of this cycle in action show how libraries State Library; Feili Tu-Keefner, Associate Professor, University of South are engaging with data science, machine learning, and artificial intel- Carolina School of Library and Information Science ligence; how public libraries are responding to the opioid crisis; libraries’ interest and activity in open content; and a linked data pilot project that SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM seeks to improve CONTENTdm for building, preserving, and showcasing unique digital collections. Speaker: Rachel Frick, Executive Director, OCLC Research Library #eBooksForAll Campaign Update Partnership PCC-122-B Beginning November 1, 2019, Macmillan Publishers restricted library Skills for Community-Centered Libraries: buying to only one copy of each new eBook title for the first eight Developing a Curriculum for All Public Library Staff weeks. Join the ALA Public Policy and Advocacy team and member leaders pursuing equitable access to digital content for an update on PCC-122-B the #eBooksForAll campaign and a discussion about the digital content The Free Library of Philadelphia’s “Skills for Community-Centered landscape. Get the latest news and resources and join the next steps in Libraries” provides community engagement training for staff across the this critical effort. library, including clerks, library assistants, digital resource specialists, Speakers: Larra Clark, Deputy Director, Public Library Association librarians, and administrators. Hear how this project, funded by IMLS, and ALA Public Policy & Advocacy Office, Ramiro S. Salazar, Director, has helped staff develop new skills in researching neighborhood assets, San Antonio Public Library; Sari Feldman, Executive Director (retired), facilitating community meetings, and contributing to the Free Library’s Cuyahoga County Public Library; Alan Inouye, Sr. Dir., Public Policy existing community engagement initiatives. Staff from across the library & Government Relations, American Library Association; Pat Losinski, will share the most promising outcomes and strengths from the project Chief Executive Officer, Columbus Metropolitan Library System and some of the most powerful exercises and techniques that attendees can put to use in their own libraries. MONDAY, JANUARY 27 • 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Speakers: Teri DeVoe, Associate Deputy Director, Grants to States, Institute of Museum and Library Services; Lynn Williamson, Chief of Neighborhood Library Services, Free Library of Philadelphia; Naquawna How to Navigate a Divided Congress: Pros and Cons Letman, Library Assistant, Culinary Literacy Center, Free Library of PCC-122-A Philadelphia; Storm Rhodes, Library Assistant 2, David Cohen Ogontz Library, Free Library of Philadelphia; Chera Kowalski, Assistant to the The 2018 elections produced a divided Congress which resulted in mixed Chief of Staff, Free Library of Philadelphia; Shahada Abdul-Rashid, results for library policy and funding. What can we expect in 2020? Hear Community Initiatives Specialist, Free Library of Philadelphia about library appropriations, telecom policy, copyright, education, and other important issues as the country heads to the polls for what will be a momentously important election.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 53 EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION

Libraries play an active role in advocating for truth, knowledge, and creativity, and this work is as timely as ever. Focusing on equity, diversity, and inclusion is vital to the work that libraries do and the spaces they provide. The call-to-action to keep these areas at the forefront of our efforts is not only pertinent; it is unequivocally necessary.

Indigenous Tribes of Philadelphia The American Library Association would like to acknowledge the indigenous history of Philadelphia. We recognize the original custodians and keepers of this land as the Lenape People (also known as the Delaware People). We also recognize all the Indigenous people who have passed through this area and those who continue to call this area home. Finally, we recognize the deep and lasting political, cultural, scientific, and creative impacts of the Indigenous people of Turtle Island.

SAMPLE EDI SESSIONS While you are perusing the sessions and creating your daily schedules, we hope that you consider attending sessions involving equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI). You can identify these sessions on the online scheduler by clicking “Equity, Diversity & Inclusion” in the drop-down menu. Below you’ll find a sample of the sessions you can attend during the conference.

NEWS YOU CAN USE

Diversity Research Update Level of Understanding: Intermediate Saturday, January 25 • 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm PCC-122-B

From Non-Voters to New Voters: How Libraries Can Engage their Communities in the 2020 Elections and Beyond Level of Understanding: Introductory Saturday, January 25 • 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm PCC-122-B

Low-Cost Immersive Classrooms: Making Digital SYMPOSIUMS/FORUMS Inclusion Accessible to Smaller and Rural Institutions ASGCLA Deaf Culture Forum Level of Understanding: Introductory Monday, January 27 • 9:00 am – 10:00 am Level of Understanding: Intermediate PCC-122-B Friday, January 24 • 10:00 am – 4:00 pm PCC-103-C DISCUSSION GROUPS Food Literacy for Families, Libraries, and When Stars Are Scattered: Refugees and Communities: South Carolina Read Eat Grow Outstanding International Books Level of Understanding: Introductory Sunday, January 26 • 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Level of Understanding: Introductory PCC-204-A Friday, January 24 • 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm MAR-Franklin 3 & 4 EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION DIVERSITY, EQUITY, Making Real Change: Moving Beyond the Library Services to the Incarcerated and Detained Interpersonal to Create Actual Diverse, Inclusive, and Equitable Environments for Both Library Users Level of Understanding: Introductory Saturday, January 25 • 10:30 am – 11:30 am and Employees PCC-110-A Level of Understanding: Advanced Saturday, January 25 • 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Diversity Officers Discussion Group PCC-204-C Level of Understanding: Intermediate Saturday, January 25 • 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm PCC-110-A

54 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS SPOTLIGHT ON ADULT LITERATURE

Saturday, January 25 • 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm PCC-Exhibit Hall Visit these participating publishers for book and galley giveaways, author signings, raffles, and more. Sponsored by United for Libraries and ALA Conference Services Dundurn Hachette Book Group Booth 1107B Booth 1341 Giveaways of Seven by Farzana Doctor.

Simon & Schuster Booth 1131

Galley giveaways of The Honey Don’t List by SPOTLIGHT ON ADULT LITERATURE Giveaways of The Boy from the Woods by Harlan Coben, Lost Boy Found Christina Lauren and These Ghosts are Family by Kirsten Alexander, Children of Ash and Elm by Neil Price, Moon by Maisy Card; ARC giveaways of Big Summer Philadelphia by Karrie Gavin, Enter the Aardvark by Jessica Anthony, and by Jennifer Weiner and The Paris Library by This Is Big by Marisa Meltzer. Janet Skeslien Charles. Book Club Favorites basket raffle. W.W. Norton & Company Graydon House (Harlequin) Booth 1354 Booth 1141 Giveaways of Actress by Anne Enright, The Bramble and the Rose by Tom Bouman, A Swing by Booth #1141 for Harlequin’s first-ever Pop Up Children’s Bible by Lydia Millet, The Beauty of event, in partnership with author Kelly Rimmer. Grab Your Face by Sahar Mustafah, Boys of Alabama limited edition swag, (temporary) tattoos, local munchies, by Genevieve Hudson, Independence Square and signed copies of Kelly’s latest, Truths I Never Told You by A. D. Miller, The Last Taxi Driver by Lee (Graydon House, April 2020). Durkee, plus many more fiction and nonfiction titles. HarperCollins Publishers Booth 1148 Fantagraphics Books HarperCollins will be giving away galleys of Booth 1354 Days of Distraction by Alexandra Chang and ARC Giveaways of The Cloven Book One, written by Garth Stein, illus- The Everlasting by Katy Simpson Smith. trated by Matthew Southland; Windows on the World, written by Robert Mailer Anderson and Zack Anderson, illustrated by Jon Sack; and Macmillan Ghostwriter, written and illustrated by Rayco Pulido. Garth Stein will be The Cloven Book One Booth 1240 signing ARCs of at the booth. ARC giveaways of Beheld by TaraShea Nesbitt, The Boatman’s Daughter by Andy Davidson, The Jane Austen Workman Society by Natalie Jenner, Paris Never Leaves You by Ellen Booth 1360 Feldman, The Second Home by Christina Clancy, Saint X Giveaways will include The Mountains Sing by Nguyen Phan Que Mai, A by Alexis Schaitkin, and Sharks in the Time of Saviors by Better Man by Michael Ian Black, How to Be a Conscious Eater by Sophie Kawai Strong Washburn. Egan, Premeditated Myrtle by Elizabeth C. Bunce, In the Role of Brie Hutchens by Nicole Melleby, and Think for Yourself by Andrea Debbink. Tor/Forge Books Booth 1244 Penguin Random House Stop by for giveaways of The Unspoken Name, a stunning Booth 1440/1441 new fantasy from debut author, A.K. Larkwood. And be Stop by to enter to win the ROARING READS sure to enter our raffle to win other titles perfect for your Book Collection, featuring the must-read book club! galleys from 2020, along with other fun Gatsbyesque swag! It’s the Bee’s Knees! And be sure to grab copies of the newest Book Club Brochure, bringing you a sneak peek into the perfect new titles for all of the book clubs at your library!

Books on Tape Booth 1440/1441 Help patrons get ready for book club or achieve their 2020 reading goals with audiobooks! Find listening suggestions to enhance book clubs at your library and pick up fun audio swag!

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 55 HOPING TO FIND SOME MARKETING INSPIRATION AT MIDWINTER? ALA’s Libraries Transform is a free resource specifically designed to help libraries increase awareness about the valuable role they play in their communities.

Join the 15,000+ library advocates who are already part of Libraries Transform.

Using Libraries Transform for Awareness and Advocacy With Libraries Transform, you’ll get access Monday, January 27 • 10:30 am – 11:30 am PCC-103-A to tools and resources:

In this session, staff from ALA’s Communications and Marketing Office  Customizable graphics will teach you how your library can use Libraries Transform materi-  Key messages and data als for marketing, advocacy, fundraising, and more. An initiative of the Sign up for American Library Association, Libraries Transform provides free public  Best practices FREE RESOURCES awareness messaging, graphics, and best practices for libraries. This  Ideas and tips session will include an overview of the free Libraries Transform toolkit, from Libraries examples of success stories, and ideas for how all libraries can adapt these tools to fit their public awareness needs. Transform

Head over to the ALA Lounge to pick up some swag, including window clings, buttons, bookmarks, and postcards.

Visit librariestransform.org  #librariestransform MEETINGS & SCHEDULES

ALA Midwinter Meeting MOBILE APP

Get it on the go! What you can do in the Mobile App: Browse sessions and events See what your colleagues are attending (if they’ve chosen to share) Find other attendees Evaluate programs and more

DOWNLOAD TODAY! Scan the QR code or search for the “ALA Mobile Conference” app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Once the app opens, select “2020 ALA Midwinter Meeting.”

CONFERENCE ATTENDEES To start using the app, select “Attendees” and enter your username (your registration email) and badge number.

EXHIBITS ONLY PASS HOLDERS & EXHIBITORS To start using the app, select “Exhibits Only” and enter your name and email to create an app account. ACRONYMS

AALL ...... American Association of Law Libraries COMM ...... Committee on Membership Meetings AAP ...... Association of American Publishers CONSER .....Cooperative Online Serials Program AASL ...... American Association of School Librarians COO ...... Committee on Organization AAUP ...... Association of American University Presses COP ...... Community of Practice ABOS ...... Association of Bookmobile and Outreach Services COPE ...... Committee on Professional Ethics ACG ...... Advocacy Coordinating Group CORS ...... Committee on Research and Statistics ACRL ...... Association of College and Research Libraries COSLA ...... Chief Officers of State Library Agencies AFL ...... Affiliate COSWL ...... Committee on the Status of Women in Librarianship AFL/CIO .....American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial CPLA ...... Certified Public Library Administrators Program Organizations CRC ...... Chapter Relations Committee AIA ...... American Institute of Architects CRO ...... Chapter Relations Office AILA ...... American Indian Library Association CRS ...... Continuing Resources Section (ALCTS) AJL ...... Association of Jewish Libraries DCRM ...... Descriptive Cataloging of Rare Materials AL ...... American Libraries DSS ...... Digital Scholarship Section (ACRL) ALA ...... American Library Association DLS...... Distance Learning Section (ACRL) ALA-APA .....ALA-Allied Professional Association DPLA ...... Digital Public Library of America ALCTS ...... Association for Library Collections & Technical Services DRM ...... Digital Rights Management ALISE ...... Association for Library and Information Science EBSS ...... Education and Behavioral Sciences Section (ACRL) Education EDI ...... Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion ALSC ...... Association for Library Service to Children EDI-IWG .....Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Implementation Working AMVIG ...... Acquisitions Managers and Vendors Interest Group Group (ALCTS) EL ...... Emerging Leaders ANMIG ...... (ALCTS) New Member Interest Group EMIERT ...... Ethnic and Multicultural Information Exchange Round ANSS ...... Anthropology and Sociology Section (ACRL) Table APALA ...... Asian Pacific American Librarians Association ERT ...... Exhibits Round Table API ...... Application Programming Interface ESLS ...... Educators of School Librarians Section (AASL) ARC ...... Advance Reading Copy ESS ...... European Studies Section (ACRL) ARL ...... Association of Research Libraries ETS ...... Emerging Technologies Section (RUSA) ARLIS/NA ....Art Libraries Society of North America F&A ...... Finance and Audit Committee (ALA) ARSL ...... Association for Rural & Small Libraries FDLP ...... Federal Depository Library Programs ARTS ...... Arts Section (ACRL) FIIG ...... Federal Information Interest Group (GODORT) AS ...... Acquisitions Section (ALCTS) FLAG ...... Federal Legislative Advocacy Group ASGCLA .....Association of Specialized Government and FMRT ...... Film & Media Round Table Cooperative Library Agencies FRBR ...... Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records ASIS&T ...... Association for Information Science and Technology FTF ...... Feminist Task Force (SRRT) ACRONYMS ATLA ...... American Theological Library Association FTRF...... Freedom to Read Foundation BARC ...... Budget Analysis and Review Committee GAMERT .....Games and Gaming Round Table BCALA ...... Black Caucus of the American Library Association GIC ...... Government Information for Children (GODORT) BO ...... Break Out GNCRT ...... Graphic Novels & Comics Round Table BRASS ...... Business Reference and Services Section (RUSA) GODORT .....Government Documents Round Table CAEP ...... Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation HRDR ...... Office for Human Resource Development and CALA ...... Chinese American Librarians Association Recruitment CALM ...... Committee on Archives, Libraries, and Museums HS ...... History Section (RUSA) CaMMS ...... Cataloging and Metadata Management Section IBBY ...... International Board on Books for Young People (ALCTS) ICLAE ...... International Council of Library Association Executives CATHLA...... Catholic Library Association ICOLC ...... International Coalition of Library Consortia CD ...... Council Document IFC ...... Intellectual Freedom Committee CJCLS ...... Community and Junior College Libraries Section (ACRL) IFLA ...... International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions CLA ...... Canadian Library Association IFRT ...... Intellectual Freedom Round Table CLS ...... College Libraries Section (ACRL) IG ...... Interest Group CMO ...... Communications and Marketing Office (Formerly PAO) IGCM ...... Consortium Management Interest Group (ASGCLA) CMS ...... Collection Management Section (ALCTS) IGSALD ...... Library Development Interest Group (ASGCLA) COA ...... Committee on Accreditation IGSALC ...... STA Coordinators Group (ASGCLA) COD ...... Committee on Diversity IGUA...... Universal Access Interest Group (ASGCLA) CODES ...... Collection Development and Evaluation Section (RUSA) IGIC ...... Interlibrary Cooperation Interest Group (ASGCLA) COE ...... Committee on Education IL ...... Information Literacy COL ...... Committee on Legislation ILL...... Inter-Library Loan COLA ...... Committee on Library Advocacy

58 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS ILS ...... Integrated Library System PPA ...... Public Policy and Advocacy IMLS ...... Institute for Museum and Library Services PPIRS ...... Politics, Policy and International Relations Section IRC ...... International Relations Committee (ACRL) IRRT ...... International Relations Round Table PPO ...... Public Programs Office IS ...... Instruction Section (ACRL) PR ...... Public relations ISS ...... Independent Schools Section (AASL) PROLIT ...... Proliteracy Worldwide ITAL ...... Information Technology and Libraries PSLF ...... Public Service Loan Forgiveness ITTS ...... Information Technology and Telecommunications PTRCA ...... Patent and Trademark Resource Center Association Services RA ...... Reader’s Advisory JCLC ...... Joint Conference of Librarians of Color RBM ...... RBM: A Journal of Rare Books, Manuscripts, and Cultural JSC ...... Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA Heritage LC ...... Library of Congress RBMS ...... Rare Books and Manuscripts Section (ACRL) LEARNRT ....Learning Round Table RDA ...... Resource Description and Access LES ...... Literatures in English Section (ACRL) REFORMA ....National Association to Promote Library & Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish Speaking LHRT ...... Library History Round Table RMRT ...... Retired Members Round Table LIANZA ...... Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa RNTLOAK ....Rural, Native, and Tribal Libraries of All Kinds Committee LIRT ...... Library Instruction Round Table RRT ...... Rainbow Round Table LITA ...... Library and Information Technology Association RSS ...... Reference Services Section (RUSA) LLAMA...... Library Leadership and Management Association RUSA ...... Reference and User Services Association LMPI ...... Library Materials Price Index SAA ...... Society of American Archivists LRRT ...... Library Research Round Table SAC ...... Subject Analysis Committee (ALCTS) LRTS ...... Library Resources & Technical Services SACO ...... Subject Authority Cooperative Program (PCC) LSSC ...... Library Support Staff Certification Program SALALM .....Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library LSSIRT ...... Library Support Staff Interest Round Table

Materials ACRONYMS LSTA ...... Library Services and Technology Act SBPR ...... La Sociedad de Bibliotecarios de Puerto Rico LTC ...... Libraries Transforming Communities SLA ...... Special Libraries Association MAGIRT ...... Map and Geospatial Information Round Table SORT ...... Staff Organizations Round Table MARC ...... Machine-Readable Cataloging SPARC ...... Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition MIG ...... Membership Initiative Group; Metadata Interest Group SPVS ...... Supervisors Section (AASL) (ALCTS) SRRT ...... Social Responsibilities Round Table MLA ...... Medical Library Association; Modern Language Association; Music Library Association STAR ...... Science-Technology Activities & Resources MOOC ...... Massive Open Online Courses STARS ...... Sharing and Transforming Access to Resources Section (RUSA) NACO ...... Name Authority Cooperative Program (PCC) STEAM ...... Science, technology, engineering, arts, math NCAAL ...... National Conference of African American Libraries (curriculum) NCES ...... National Center for Education Statistics STEM ...... Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics NEH ...... National Endowment for the Humanities (curriculum) NISO ...... National Information Standards Organization STS ...... Science and Technology Section (ACRL) NLLD ...... National Library Legislative Day SUSTAINRT ..Sustainability Round Table NLM ...... National Library of Medicine TLA ...... Theatre Library Association NLW ...... National Library Week TOLD ...... Training, Orientation and Leadership Development NMRT ...... New Members Round Table Committee NSN ...... National Storytelling Network TRAIL ...... Technical Report Archive & Image Library OA ...... Office for Accreditation; Open Access ULS ...... University Libraries Section (ACRL) ODLOS ...... Office for Diversity, Literacy and Outreach Services ULC ...... Urban Libraries Council OER ...... Open educational resources UNITED ...... United for Libraries (Formerly ALTAFF) OIF ...... Office for Intellectual Freedom UNO ...... Exhibitor and Other Organizations Events OLA ...... Office for Library Advocacy USBBY ...... United States Board on Books for Young People OLAC ...... Online Audiovisual Catalogers VR ...... Virtual Reality ORE ...... Office for Research and Evaluation WGSS ...... Women and Gender Studies Section (ACRL) PAIG ...... Preservation Administrators Interest Group YALSA ...... Young Adult Library Services Association PARS ...... Preservation and Reformatting Section (ALCTS) YMA ...... Youth Media Awards PBA ...... Planning and Budget Assembly PCC ...... Program for Cooperative Cataloging PCPAC ...... Public and Cultural Programs Advisory Committee PLA ...... Public Library Association PLIG ...... Programming Librarian Interest Group These and other library-related acronyms may be found at: http://www.ala.org/tools/topics/acronyms

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 59 MEMBERSHIP & GOVERNANCE MEETINGS

ALA Presidential Candidates' Forum ALA-APA Council Meeting Saturday, January 25 • 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Sunday, January 26 • 8:30 am – 9:00 am PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom Become an informed voter for the 2020 ALA Elections that will take The ALA-APA is a nonprofit professional organization with a mission “to place from March 9 thru April 1. Each candidate will have an opportunity promote the mutual professional interests of librarians and other library to present their platforms to membership, followed by a Q&A session workers.” with the audience. ALA Council Meetings ALA Executive Board Candidates’ Forum Sunday, January 26 • 9:00 am – 11:00 am Monday, January 27 • 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm Monday, January 27 • 10:00 am – 12:00 pm (or shortly following the adjournment of Council II) Tuesday, January 28 • 8:30 am – 11:30 am PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom This forum allows the ALA Executive Board candidates an opportunity All Midwinter attendees are welcome to observe Council at work during to present their platforms to councilors prior to the Council election at the meetings. The Council is the governing body of ALA, and delegates this Midwinter Meeting. to the divisions of the association authority to plan and carry out programs and activities with policy established by Council. Council Orientation Session Saturday, January 25 • 8:00 am – 10:00 am ALA Executive Board Meetings PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom Friday, January 24 • 8:30 am – 12:00 pm An orientation session for new and continuing ALA councilors. Monday, January 27 • 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Tuesday, January 28 • 12:30 pm – 4:30 pm MAR-Independence II & III Council/Executive Board/Membership Information Executive Board meetings, (if not closed sessions), are open to all Session Midwinter attendees. The best way to get an idea on how decisions are Saturday, January 25 • 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm made within the association is to observe one of these Board meetings. PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom For an overview of what’s been going on at ALA since Annual Conference ALA Allied Professional Association (ALA-APA) as well as a status report of the association, you will receive reports Board of Directors from the President, President-elect, Executive Director, Treasurer and Endowment Trustees at this meeting. Monday, January 27 • 4:00 pm – 4:30 pm MAR-Independence II & III

Member Appreciation Coffee Break Monday, January 27 • 10:30 am – 11:30 am PCC-ALA Lounge, Grand Hall Enjoy a cup of coffee with fellow ALA members and ALA membership staff. This is a small token of ALA’s appreciation for your membership and is brought to you in partnership with GEICO, one of your member affinity programs.

Finding Your ALA ALA Lounge PCC-Grand Hall Sunday, January 26 • 9:00 am – 5:00 pm PCC-ALA Lounge, Grand Hall Be sure to stop by the ALA Lounge and Networking Uncommons areas to connect with ALA Staff and Volunteers who can answer questions Stop by and record your ALA story! Please come prepared with a short about ALA resources. Stop by to learn how ALA can help you grow pro- 30seconds-1min response to the following questions: "How did you fessionally to support your library and your community. find your ALA? Was it a round table, eLearning course, division or com- MEMBERSHIP & GOVERNANCE MEETINGS mittee?" Signups in advance are encouraged. Please stop by the ALA ALA Lounge Hours: Lounge before Sunday to sign up. Friday, January 24 10:00 am – 6:00 pm Saturday, January 25 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday, January 26 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Monday, January 27 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

60 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS HELLO GALE!

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EMPOWER™ CHANGE ASL INTERPRETED MEETINGS

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 SUNDAY, JANUARY 26

Opening Session featuring Wes Moore Auditorium Speaker Series featuring 4:00 pm – 5:15 pm Maia and Alex Shibutani PCC-Ballroom AB 9:30 am – 10:30 am PCC-Ballroom AB Deaf Culture Forum 11:00 am – 3:00 pm ALA President’s Program featuring Jeff Henderson PCC-103-C 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm PCC-Ballroom AB SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 MONDAY, JANUARY 27 Auditorium Speaker Series featuring Echo Brown 9:30 am – 10:30 am ALA Youth Media Awards PCC-Ballroom AB 8:00 am – 10:00 am PCC-Ballroom AB Arthur Curley Memorial Lecture featuring Julia Alvarez Closing Session featuring Chanel Miller 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm PCC-Ballroom AB PCC-Ballroom AB

I Love My Librarian! Award 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm PCC-Ballroom AB ASL INTERPRETED MEETINGS

62 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS CAPTIONED MEETINGS

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 ALA Council I 9:00 am – 11:00 am Opening Session featuring Wes Moore PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom 4:00 pm – 5:15 pm PCC-Ballroom AB Auditorium Speaker Series featuring Maia and Alex Shibutani Deaf Culture Forum 9:30 am – 10:30 am 11:00 am – 3:00 pm PCC-Ballroom AB PCC-103-C ALA President’s Program featuring Jeff Henderson SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm PCC-Ballroom AB Auditorium Speaker Series featuring Echo Brown MONDAY, JANUARY 27 9:30 am – 10:30 am PCC-Ballroom AB ALA Youth Media Awards 8:00 am – 10:00 am ALA Council/Executive Board/Membership CAPTIONED MEETINGS Information Session PCC-Ballroom AB 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom ALA Council II 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Arthur Curley Memorial Lecture featuring PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom Julia Alvarez 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm ALA Executive Board Candidates’ Forum PCC-Ballroom AB 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom I Love My Librarian! Award 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm Closing Session featuring Chanel Miller PCC-Ballroom AB 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm PCC-Ballroom AB ALA Presidential Candidates’ Forum TUESDAY, JANUARY 28 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom ALA Council III SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 8:30 am – 11:30 am PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom ALA-APA Council Session 8:30 am – 9:00 am PCC-Terrace IV Ballroom

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 • 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 • 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

ALA, PPA Integrating Computational Thinking into ASGCLA Consortial eBook Meeting LIS Youth Services Courses MAR-Franklin 5 & 6 PCC-110-A The consortial ebook interest group is a forum for discussion. Consortia Queens College and Texas Woman's University will host a participatory represents a large segment of libraries and convening our voices as design workshop with invited LIS faculty on integrating computational consortia regarding econtent issues, we can be influential with publish- thinking (CT) into Library Information Science (LIS) youth services ers and vendors to benefit libraries and library users as the ebook land- coursework. scape evolves. ASGCLA welcomes any type of library or library agency as well as consortia. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 • 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 • 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

ALA Associates Program Discussion Forum AASL, ALSC, YALSA When Stars Are Scattered: MAR-Room 303 Refugees and Outstanding International Books Join current and former ALA associates and members of the ALA TOLD Committee in a candid discussion to learn more about the many benefits (USBBY) of the ALA Associate Program including information on the application MAR-Franklin 3 & 4 process, networking opportunities, and the responsibilities associated The US Board on Books for Youth will present the new list of Outstanding with this fantastic leadership development opportunity. International Books. In addition, authors Victoria Jamieson and Omar Mohamed will speak about the forthcoming graphic novel for middle FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 • 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM school, When Stars Are Scattered, which describes Mohamed's experience growing up in a Somali refugee camp. ALA Round Table Coordinating Assembly (RTCA) SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM MAR-Franklin 9 & 10 Includes EMIERT, ERT, FMRT, GAMERT, GNCRT, GODORT, IFRT, IRRT, LEARNRT, LHRT, LIRT, LRRT, LSSIRT, MAGIRT, NMRT, RMRT, RRT, ACRL ESS Cataloging Issues Discussion Group SORT, SRRT, and SUSTAINRT. LOEWS-Congress B DISCUSSION GROUPS To encourage members of the cataloging community who work with FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 • 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM European languages or European materials to share challenges and solutions. ASGCLA Deaf Culture Forum PCC-103-C ALCTS Public Libraries Technical Services Interest The half-day program will feature presenters to introduce topics includ- Group ing history and awareness of deaf culture, deaf education, libraries and PCC-115-C deaf communities, and organizations and government agencies for the FRIDAY deaf. Forum participants will listen, learn, and discuss issues that impact future library services for deaf individuals from diverse backgrounds. ALCTS Technical Services Managers in Academic Everyone will have an opportunity to participate in discussions after Libraries Interest Group presentations. The Forum will identify common concerns and priorities PCC-103-C to encourage collaboration for action.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 • 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM RUSA Shared Collections Interest Group PCC-113-C The Shared Collections Interest Group facilitates discussion around the ALCTS, ALCTS CaMMS Competencies and topic of Shared Collections, which can encompass shared print initia- Education for a Career in Cataloging IG tives, shared storage facilities, and prospective sharing of collections PCC-113-A through cooperative collection development

64 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM ALCTS Role of the Professional Librarian in Technical Services Interest Group ACRL Research Assessment and Metrics Interest PCC-126-A Group PCC-105-AB ASGCLA Library Services to the Incarcerated and Detained MAGIRT Map and Geospatial Collection PCC-110-A Management Discussion Group Meeting Come join the Library Services to the Incarcerated and Detained for PCC-121-B worthwhile discussion, updates, and information. The purpose of this interest group is to support those who serve patrons of any age who are held in jail, prison, detention, or immigration facility SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM ASGCLA Library Services to Persons with Print ASGCLA LSTA Coordinator's Interest Group Disabilities PCC-103-B

PCC-121-C DISCUSSION GROUPS A meeting for all LSTA Coordinators or their delegates to discuss projects, programs, and even problems with the LSTA program in their state. This interest group offers networking opportunities, as well as information sharing that promotes enhancing library services and programming for the print disable. Stop by to learn what your colleagues are up to, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM who they are doing business with, or to share what you are doing in your library. ACRL Copyright Discussion Group LOEWS-Lescaze LIRT All Membership and All Committee Meeting Join the Copyright Discussion Group to have an open discussion around PCC-304 copyright issues challenging the academic librarian, including recent A meeting for all members of LIRT! No need to be serving on a LIRT case-law discussions, discussions about recent statutory legal trends, committee to attend this meeting. This is your chance to meet and to and more. hear from other LIRT members and to discuss the round table's activities.

ACRL Personnel Administrators and Staff Development Officer Discussion Group I LOEWS-Penn Will discuss human resource issues and trends.

ACRL RBMS Public Services Discussion Group Meeting

LOEWS-Adams SATURDAY Purpose: To serve as a forum for the exchange of ideas on promoting the visibility and use of original research materials. Discussion will focus on a range of public service issues including but not limited to reference services and reading room operations, public outreach through instruction, exhibitions and other programs, the integration of special collections programs and agenda into wider library or institutional goals, and the use of electronic technologies for reaching constituencies.

ALA Steering Committee on Organizational Effectiveness: General Feedback Discussion Session PCC-108-B Please join us for a conversation facilitated by SCOE on how we can all work together to continue strengthening ALA and moving the association forward.

ALA, ACRL RDA Forum PCC-Nutter Theater The RDA Forum will report on recent activities of the North American RDA Committee (NARDAC), the RDA Steering Committee, and publishers of RDA Toolkit. The event will include presentations by NARDAC members and others, and time will be reserved for a Q&A session as well.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 65 MAGIRT Geographic Technologies (Geo Tech)/ ACRL RBMS Manuscripts and Other Formats Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Discussion Discussion Group Group LOEWS-Howe PCC-121-B Purpose: To serve as an open forum for discussion about topics relat- ing to the curatorial management of manuscripts, archival records, and other primary research materials, usually in nonprinted formats, includ- SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM ing but not limited to photographic material, artwork, electronic records, and ephemera. RUSA, RUSA STARS ILL Discussion Group PCC-103-A ACRL STS Hot Topics Discussion Group Discussion and presentations on resource sharing and other STARS- LOEWS-Congress A related topics. The STS Hot Topics group is piloting a combination virtual/in-person meeting. Following up on discussions held online in early January, come ASGCLA Federal and Armed Forces Libraries meet in person to further the discussion. We’ll have conversations on supporting research metrics with faculty and students. If you weren’t Interest Group able to attend the online sessions, you are still welcome to share your PCC-113-A thoughts at this discussion. An update to interest group members of activities, appointments, events, and policies initiated or changed since ALA Annual. The meet- ALCTS Scholarly Communication Interest Group ing will include a group discussion on working group formation and programming for 2020–2021. LOEWS-Commonwealth D

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM ALCTS CMS Collection Evaluation and Assessment PCC-113-A ALA Steering Committee on Organizational Effectiveness: Forward Together & Division ALCTS, ALCTS CaMMS Catalog Management IG Discussion PCC-126-A PCC-112-AB Please join us for a conversation facilitated by SCOE on how our ALCTS, ALCTS CRS Electronic Resources Interest Divisions can all work together to continue strengthening ALA and Group moving the association forward. This discussion will focus on how divi- PCC-126-B sions will look in the Forward Together model and what steps are possibly needed to achieve this change. ASGCLA Library Development Interest Group SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM PCC-106-B

DISCUSSION GROUPS Library Development staff from state libraries come together to discuss ACRL DSS Numeric and Geospatial Data Services relevant topics, current programs and services, and how SLA staff can Discussion Group share and learn from one another. LOEWS-Jefferson Boardroom ASGCLA Universal Accessibility Interest Group To provide a forum for all things data services oriented. PCC-111-B Joint ASGCLA Accessibility Interest Group and ACRL UAIG discussion ACRL ESS Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance meeting where members work together on project related to making Discussion Group all kinds of libraries and library services accessible for users with LOEWS-Franklin disabilities. Discussion group for librarians working with materials related to Europe SATURDAY in the Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance time periods. LLAMA, LLAMA BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE Library Interiors ACRL RBMS Collection Development Discussion Discussion Group Group MAR-Franklin 9 & 10 LOEWS-Adams Purpose: To provide an open forum for the discussion of collection RUSA Financial Literacy Interest Group development issues of relevance to rare book and special collections PCC-117 libraries; to encourage the presentation of seminars and the preparation of publications about collection development. Libraries play an important role in connecting their users to trusted resources that can help people improve their personal finance knowledge or start a small business. Join the Financial Literacy Interest Group for a discussion with Bridges to Wealth, a nonprofit organization based at the University of Pennsylvania that works with libraries, high schools,

66 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS and other public groups to provide financial literacy education and SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM entrepreneurship programs that addresses the wealth gap in diverse communities. ACRL Leadership Discussion Group: From Support SRRT Libraries in Gaza: Between Despair and Staff to Librarians: A Discussion on Career Hope Transitions PCC-121-B PCC-113-C Often times paraprofessionals/support staff may be overlooked for professional opportunities. However, there is an increasing need to SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM acknowledge, recognize and include paraprofessionals/support staff for their professional interests in advancing in librarianship. This discussion ACRL Access Services Interest Group group brings a panel of academic librarians who worked as paraprofessionals/support staff in a variety of capacities. The discussion will cover LOEWS-Congress A key issues for academic library management/administration to consider when supporting their paraprofessionals/support staff. The panelists ACRL Global Library Services Discussion Group will also provide advice for those who are currently support staff/paraprofessionals who would like to be librarians.

LOEWS-Jefferson Boardroom DISCUSSION GROUPS ACRL Heads of Public Services Discussion Group ACRL MLA International Bibliography in Academic LOEWS-Lescaze Libraries Discussion Group Discussion will focus on a range of issues, emerging trends, and best LOEWS-Anthony practices in public services. All are welcome. Discussion will focus on new trends, concerns, and best practices for the MLA International Bibliography. All are welcome. ALCTS Publisher/Vendor/Library Relations Interest Group Business Meeting ACRL DSS Digital Collections Discussion Group MAR-Room 308 LOEWS-Adams A collaborative forum for discussion about digital collections, including how academic and research libraries acquire, curate, and sustain digital ALCTS, ALCTS CaMMS Faceted Subject Access collections (either created by library workers, researchers, or the public) Interest Group and make them available as data for reuse. PCC-Nutter Theater

ALCTS, ALCTS CMS Publisher/Vendor Library SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Relations IG (PVLR) and Collection Development Librarians of Academic Libraries Interest Group ACRL ACRL Assessment Discussion Group PCC-113-A LOEWS-Commonwealth A1, A2 Provides an opportunity for library professionals engaged in assess- SATURDAY LLAMA Diversity Officers Discussion Group ment to discuss current trends, best practices, learn, and network with one another. PCC-110-A ACRL ESS General Membership Discussion Group LLAMA Woman Administrators Discussion Group Meeting LOEWS-Congress B LOEWS-Regency B

RUSA Conversations SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM PCC-123 An opportunity for current and prospective RUSA members to discuss the latest developments in RUSA. AASL Candidates Forum PCC-120-ABC SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM Forum for AASL candidates in the 2020 election.

AASL, AASL SPVS Supervisors Section Meeting ACRL African American Studies Interest Group PCC-106-B Meeting PCC-113-A

ACRL Technical Services Interest Group LOEWS-Congress A

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 67 ACRL DSS Open Research Discussion Group ACRL RBMS Digital Special Collections Discussion LOEWS-Adams Group PCC-110-B ALA Steering Committee on Organizational To provide an open forum for discussion of any aspect of digital projects Effectiveness: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and programs related to manuscripts, rare books, and other special col- Discussion lections materials. Discussion may include, but is not limited to, digitized or born-digital materials, digitization processes, metadata, access, pres- PCC-112-AB ervation, outreach, and intellectual property issues. Please join us for a conversation facilitated by SCOE on how we can all work together to continue strengthening and improving Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in the Forward Together model. ALCTS Metadata Interest Group PCC-113-A LLAMA Human Resources Discussion Group PCC-110-A UNITED Donuts & Dialogue PCC-105-AB SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 • 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM Join United for Libraries for this networking event for library Trustees, Friends, and Foundations.

LLAMA New Directors Discussion Group (New!) SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM PCC-121-C ASGCLA Physical Delivery Interest Group SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM MAR-Room 306 All things delivery. Whether you own the process, outsource the process ALA Legacy Society Coffee Break or are interested in how items are transported between libraries, come PCC-Terrace IV Foyer join us. We love input and sharing. Use the experience of the group to Join members of the ALA Development Office and Legacy Society for help your own world. coffee and light breakfast items, and learn more about what it means to leave a legacy to the American Library Association through an estate or SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM retirement plan. ASGCLA eBook Networking Forum SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM PCC-103-C Catch up or get up to speed with a fast passed overview of library driven MAGIRT Cataloging Cartographic Resources innovation in eBook and eContent delivery. Interest Group and Cataloging & Classification

DISCUSSION GROUPS Committee Meeting SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

MAR-Room 305 PLA Legal Issues in Public Libraries Forum SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM PCC-117 The Legal Issues in Public Libraries Forum is an open discussion AASL, AASL ESLS Educators of School Librarians venue for legal issues common in public libraries such as patron pri- Section Meeting vacy, challenges to both in-house and online content, patron behavior, copyright and licensing, other liability issues such as those related to PCC-104-AB maker spaces, and more. Recent cases and legislation affecting libraries Educators of school librarians section (AASL ESLS) meeting. can also be discussed. The Forum serves as a resource, a place where issues you may be facing can be vetted in a neutral space. The Forum draws upon the experience and knowledge of your peers, of those in SATURDAY AASL, AASL ISS Independent Schools Section attendance. Meeting PCC-108-A SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

ACRL ESS Germanist & Romance Languages ACRL Personnel Administrators & Staff Discussion Groups Development Officer Discussion Group II LOEWS-Howe PCC-110-A Discussion group for librarians working with Germanic language materi- Will discuss human resource issues and trends. als, and Romance language materials. ACRL ESS Slavic and Eastern European & Social Sciences and History Discussion Groups LOEWS-Regency A

68 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS ACRL ULS Mid-Level Managers Discussion Group SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM LOEWS-Franklin Forum for discussion of issues relevant to mid-level managers in aca- ALCTS, LITA Authority Control Interest Group demic libraries. PCC-113-A The joint LITA/ALCTS Authority Control Interest Group provides a forum ALA Steering Committee on Organizational for discussion on a variety of issues related to authority control for online Effectiveness: Forward Together & Round Table cataloging and international sharing of authority data. Discussion SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM PCC-108-B Please join us for a conversation facilitated by SCOE on how our Round Tables can all work together to continue strengthening ALA and moving ACRL RBMS Technical Services Discussion Group the association forward. This discussion will focus on how Round Tables LOEWS-Congress C will look in the Forward Together model and what steps are possibly Purpose: To provide an open forum for presentation and discussion of needed to achieve this change. any topic or issue which involves rare book or special collections cataloging, especially topics or issues which also involve automation. ALCTS, LITA Electronic Resources Management Interest Group ALCTS Bibliographic Conceptional Models Interest DISCUSSION GROUPS PCC-113-B Group PCC-113-B ASGCLA Consulting Group Interest Group PCC-106-B ALCTS, ALCTS CMS Collection Development Issues for the Practitioner Interest Group LLAMA, LLAMA BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT PCC-126-B COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE Library Facilities Planning Discussion Group FMRT Digital Media Discussion Group PCC-119-A PCC-111-B

LLAMA, LLAMA ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT LLAMA, LLAMA BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE Practical and Applied COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE Storage Discussion Management: Hot Topics Discussion Group Group PCC-119-B PCC-119-A

RUSA, RUSA HS History Librarian's Discussion LLAMA, LLAMA ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT Group COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE Middle Management PCC-121-C Discussion Group SUNDAY Focusing on emerging trends and topics of interest in history PCC-119-B librarianship. SUSTAINRT SustainRT: Sustainability SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM Programming in Libraries Discussion PCC-117 ALCTS, ALCTS AS Acquisitions Managers and Join SustainRT and Theresa Schwerin, Vice President of Education Vendors Interest Group Programs for the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), PCC-113-C for a discussion about incorporating science and sustainability programming into libraries. LIRT Promoting Civic Engagement Among Adult SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Learners Discussion Forum PCC-117 ACRL Scholarly Communication Discussion Group With major elections, a decennial census, and increasing community activism set for 2020, the demand for civics instruction and information PCC-113-C dissemination is crucial. Adult learners bring a variety of experiences to civic engagement, from longtime voters to new citizens or young adults voting for the first time. Due to these diverse perspectives, providing instruction in these areas can be especially challenging. In this discussion forum, participants will identify ways to incorporate information literacy in civic engagement instruction for adult learners in a variety of library settings.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 69 ASGCLA Youth Services Consultants Interest MONDAY, JANUARY 27 • 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM Group PCC-106-B LLAMA Dialogue with Directors Discussion Group Forum for sharing ideas and news among the Youth Services Consultants PCC-108-B from State Libraries. MONDAY, JANUARY 27 • 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM ALCTS, ALCTS CaMMS Heads of Cataloging ACRL Balancing Baby and Book Discussion Group Departments IG LOEWS-Franklin PCC-Nutter Theater The Balancing Baby and Book Discussion Group is a fun and informal group that includes all types of librarians—moms, dads, new parents, MONDAY, JANUARY 27 • 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM potential parents, and anyone else interested in how parenting and a career in librarianship can be successfully intertwined. HR issues, day- care, tenure, and a variety of other topics can be discussed. Everyone ALA Steering Committee on Organizational is welcome! Effectiveness: Forward Together Conversation PCC-112-AB ALA Steering Committee on Organizational Please join us for a conversation facilitated by SCOE on how we can all Effectiveness: Forward Together & Chapters work together to continue strengthening ALA and moving the associa- Discussion tion forward. PCC-108-A MONDAY, JANUARY 27 • 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Please join us for a conversation facilitated by SCOE on how our Chapters can all work together to continue strengthening ALA and moving the association forward. This discussion will focus on how ALA, ACRL, ALCTS, RUSA RDA Linked Data Forum Chapters will look in the Forward Together model and what steps are possibly needed to achieve this change. PCC-113-C The RDA Link Forum will elucidate the ways that RDA is maximizing the potential of linked data and supporting linked data development by LLAMA Solo Practitioners Discussion Group others. The forum will include presentations by RSC members as well as PCC-110-B other linked data professionals.

LLAMA, LLAMA ASSESSMENT COMMUNITY OF ALCTS Technical Services Workflow Efficiency PRACTICE Assessment Hot Topics Discussion Interest Group Group PCC-113-A PCC-107-AB MONDAY, JANUARY 27 • 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM DISCUSSION GROUPS

SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 • 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM ALCTS, ALCTS CMS Collection Management in ALSC All Discussion Group Public Libraries (ALCTS RUSA) Interest Group PCC-116 PCC-111-B

ALSC BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Color) Discussion Group

MONDAY PCC-112-AB The ALSC BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Color) Discussion Group fosters connections and helps build networks by providing a safe, welcome, and open space for ALSC members who identify as Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Color to discuss specific experiences in the profession and the Association.

ALSC Collection Management Discussion Group PCC-119-A Will discuss various topics.

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Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 ALSC 2020 Notable Children’s 4:00 pm 201-Phila. Recordings Committee I Ballroom 8:00 AM South AFL- 2020 Belpre Award 4:00 pm 201-Seminar PLA Budget and Finance 10:00 am 201-Parlor A REFORMA, Committee I A Committee Meeting ALSC *RRT Stonewall Book Awards: 4:00 pm 201-Salon 5 *ALSC 2020 Batchelder Award 12:30 pm LOEWS-P2 Mike Morgan and Larry Committee I Parlor Romans Children’s & Young Adult Book Award *ALSC 2020 Legacy Award 4:00 pm 201-Salon 10 Committee Meeting I Committee I (Rainbow RT) DAILY SCHEDULE *ALSC 2020 Caldecott Award 10:00 pm 201-Salon 3 *RUSA, Notable Books Council 4:00 pm 201-Salon 6 Committee I RUSA Meeting I *ALSC 2020 Geisel Award 10:00 pm NOTARY- CODES Committee I Mezzanine I *YALSA 2020 Michael L. Printz 4:00 pm MAR-402 *ALSC 2020 Newbery Award 10:00 pm 201-Salon 4 Committee Meeting I Committee I 9:00 AM *ALSC 2020 Sibert Award 10:00 pm 201-Seminar *ACRL Assessment Workshop 3:30 pm LOEWS- Committee I B Presenter Meeting Adams *ALSC, 2020 Odyssey Award 4:00 pm MAR-309 ALA, PPA Integrating Computational 4:00 pm PCC-110-A YALSA Committee I Thinking into LIS Youth *RUSA, Outstanding Reference 4:00 pm MAR-Meeting Services Courses RUSA Sources Committee I Room 501 ALA New Mothers Room 7:00 pm PCC-309 CODES ALA Yoga/Meditation Room 7:00 pm PCC-307-B RUSA, RUSA Genealogy Institute 2:00 pm PCC-116 RUSA HS Sponsored by Proquest CRO Chapter Leaders Forum 3:30 pm MAR-Liberty C *RUSA, Sophie Brody Medal Award 4:00 pm MAR-308 RUSA Committee FTRF Freedom to Read 12:00 pm PCC-108-A FRIDAY CODES Foundation (FTRF) 8:30 AM Business Meeting: Morning Session ACRL Immersion Facilitator Team 4:00 pm LOEWS- UNO Print Archive Network 11:30 am PCC-103-A Meeting Roberts (PAN) Boardroom 9:30 AM DAFL BCALA Executive Board 1:00 pm 201-Liberty Meeting Ballroom A YALSA Executive I YALSA 10:30 am PCC-304 ALA ALA Executive Board 12:00 pm MAR-Indep. 10:00 AM Meeting: Session I II & III *EMIERT, Coretta Scott King Book 2:00 pm MAR-302 *ALA Committee on 5:00 pm 201-Franklin ODLOS Awards Jury 1 Accreditation Meeting I Room *YALSA 2020 Alex Award 4:00 pm MAR-307 *ALA Emerging Leaders 4:00 pm PCC-107-AB Committee Meeting I Workshop 10:30 AM *ALA, PPA ITP Retreat II 1:00 pm PCC-106-B AASL, Joint Youth Executive 12:00 pm PCC-106-A ALA RDA Toolkit Workshop 11:30 am MAR-Liberty ALSC, Committee Meeting A YALSA ALA Training, Orientation & 10:00 am MAR-304 *ALA ALA Associates Program 11:30 am MAR-303 Leadership Development Discussion Forum (TOLD) Committee

PCC: Pennsylvania Convention Center MAR: Philadelphia Marriott Downtown *Closed Meeting Detailed meeting room information 201: Philadelphia 201 Hotel NOTARY: The Notary Hotel TTicketed Event begins on page 33. LOEWS: Loews Hotel Philadelphia OS: Off-site DEquity, Diversity, and Inclusion Session

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 71 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location DALA Committee on the Status 11:30 am PCC-110-B 1:00 PM of Women in Librarianship (COSWL) ACRL Board of Directors I 4:00 pm LOEWS-Howe D DALA, Library Education 11:30 am PCC-111-A AFL BCALA Joint Committee 4:00 pm 201-Liberty ODLOS Assembly Meeting Ballroom A DALA, Literacy Assembly 11:30 am PCC-105-AB ALCTS, Competencies and 2:30 pm PCC-113-A ODLOS ALCTS Education for a Career in CaMMS Cataloging IG ALA, Round Table Coordinating 12:00 pm MAR-Franklin Assembly (RTCA) 9 & 10 *ALSC 2020 Excellence in Early 4:00 pm MAR-407 (EMIERT, ERT, FMRT, Learning Digital Media GamERT, GNCRT, Award I GODORT, IFRT, IRRT, 1:30 PM LEARNRT, LHRT, LIRT, LRRT, LSSIRT, MAGIRT, AASL Executive Committee I 4:00 pm MAR-304 NMRT, RMRT, RRT, SORT, ALA- Committee on ALA 2:30 pm PCC-Terrace SRRT, SUSTAINRT) COUNCIL Membership Meetings IV Ballroom UNO OCLC Expert Cataloging 12:00 pm PCC-Nutter ALA RDA Toolkit Workshop 4:30 pm MAR-Liberty Community Sharing Theater Afternoon Session A Session ALSC 2020 Notable Children’s 4:00 pm PCC-109-AB 11:00 AM Books Committee Meeting I DASGCLA Deaf Culture Forum 3:00 pm PCC-103-C ALSC Executive Committee 3:30 pm PCC-105-AB 12:00 PM Meeting YALSA Board Planning YALSA 4:00 pm PCC-304 *ALA Schneider Family Book 5:00 pm MAR-Wanda Award Brown Suite 2:00 PM *RRT Stonewall Book Awards: 4:00 pm 201-Salon 9 AFL-OLAC Online Audiovisual 4:00 pm PCC-113-C Barbara Gittings Literature Catalogers (OLAC) Book Award Committee Membership Meeting Meeting I (Rainbow RT) ALA, PPA COL Business Meeting I 3:30 pm MAR-Franklin *RRT Stonewall Book Awards: 4:00 pm 201-Salon 2 3 & 4 Israel Fishman Nonfiction Book Award Committee *EMIERT, Coretta Scott King Book 4:00 pm MAR-413 Meeting I (Rainbow RT) ODLOS Award: Virginia Hamilton Award for Lifetime DSRRT Amelia Bloomer Project 4:00 pm MAR-305 Achievement 1 List Committee Meeting I FTRF Freedom to Read 4:00 pm PCC-108-A 12:30 PM Foundation (FTRF) Business Meeting: DALA, All-Committee 2:00 pm PCC-103-A Afternoon Session ODLOS Meeting—ODLOS

DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY UNO RMG Annual Presidents’ 4:00 pm PCC-Nutter ALA BARC and F&A Joint 4:30 pm MAR-Indep. Seminar Theater Meeting II & III DALA, Committee on Diversity 2:00 pm PCC-103-A 2:30 PM ODLOS DALA ODLOS Advisory 3:30 pm PCC-103-A DALA, Committee on Education 2:00 pm PCC-103-A Committee ODLOS (AFL, AFL-ABOS, AFL-AILA, AFL-APALA, DALA, Committee on Literacy 2:00 pm PCC-103-A AFL-ARSL, AFL-BCALA,

FRIDAY ODLOS AFL-CALA, AFL-JCLC, DALA, Diversity Research Grant 2:00 pm PCC-103-A AFL-REFORMA, EMIERT, ODLOS Advisory Committee ODLOS, RRT, SRRT) DALA, Rural, Native, and Tribal 2:00 pm PCC-103-A ALA, IRO International Relations 4:00 pm LOEWS-Penn AFL-AILA, Libraries of All Kinds Committee I ODLOS Committee ASGCLA ASGCLA Accessibility 4:00 pm MAR-Franklin DALA, Services to Refugees, 2:00 pm PCC-103-A Assembly 5 & 6 ODLOS Immigrants, and Displaced ASGCLA ASGCLA Consortial eBook 4:00 pm MAR-Franklin Persons Meeting 5 & 6 DALA, Spectrum Advisory 2:00 pm PCC-103-A 3:00 PM ODLOS Committee *ALA-APA APA CPLA Certification 4:00 pm MAR-401 Review Committee

72 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ALA- Council Orientation 4:00 pm PCC-Terrace COUNCIL Committee Meeting IV Ballroom 3:30 PM *ALA, YMA Award Chair Meeting 4:00 pm PCC-111-B ALSC, YALSA 4:00 PM ALA ALA Opening Session 5:15 pm PCC- featuring Wes Moore Ballroom AB 7:00 PM DAFL- REFORMA Executive 9:00 pm NOTARY- REFORMA Meeting I Washington ALSC 2021 Award/Notable Chair 9:00 pm MAR-305 Orientation ASGCLA ASGCLA Happy Hour 8:00 pm OS- Off-site 7:30 PM DAILY SCHEDULE AFL-OLAC OLAC Cataloging Policy 9:30 pm MAR-303 Committee (CAPC) Meeting DSRRT All Task Force Meeting 9:00 pm MAR-Liberty A 8:00 PM DAASL, When Stars Are Scattered: 10:00 pm MAR-Franklin ALSC, Refugees and Outstanding 3 & 4 YALSA International Books (USBBY) SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 7:00 AM ACRL ACRL Leadership Council 8:30 am LOEWS- Community Social Washington Room *ALSC Priority Group Consultant 8:30 am PCC-105-AB Meeting SATURDAY 8:00 AM AASL Board of Directors I 11:30 am PCC-104-AB Meeting *AFL- 2020 Belpre Award 10:00 pm 201-Seminar REFORMA, Committee II A ALSC ALA- ALA Council Orientation 11:00 am PCC-Terrace COUNCIL Session for New and IV Ballroom Re-Elected Councilors TALA, GNCRT Coffee & Comics 10:00 am PCC-103-A GNCRT ALA, OIF Intellectual Freedom 10:00 am PCC-108-A Committee (IFC) Meeting I *ALSC 2020 Batchelder Award 10:00 pm LOEWS-P2 Committee II Parlor *ALSC 2020 Caldecott Award 10:00 pm 201-Salon 3 Committee II *ALSC 2020 Excellence in Early 10:00 pm MAR-407 Learning Digital Media Award II *ALSC 2020 Geisel Award 10:00 pm NOTARY- Committee II Mezzanine I *ALSC 2020 Legacy Award 10:00 pm 201-Salon 10 Committee II

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 73 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location *ALSC 2020 Newbery Award 10:00 pm 201-Salon 4 LIRT LIRT Steering Committee 10:00 am PCC-304 Committee II Meeting *ALSC, 2020 Odyssey Award 6:00 pm MAR-309 LLAMA All Communities of 10:00 am 201-Freedom YALSA Committee II Practice and Division Level Ballroom Committees, Working *ALSC 2020 Sibert Award 10:00 pm 201-Seminar Groups, Task Forces, Team Committee II B Meetings *RUSA, Outstanding Reference 4:00 pm MAR-Meeting (Assessment Community RUSA Sources Committee II Room 501 of Practice, Buildings and CODES Equipment Community of Practice, Fund Raising and 8:30 AM Development Community ACRL Bibliographic Standards 11:30 am LOEWS- of Practice, Human RBMS Committee: RBMS RDA Anthony Resources Community Editorial Group I of Practice, Marketing and Communications *ACRL Exhibition Awards 11:30 am LOEWS- Community of Practice, RBMS Committee Meeting I Jefferson New Professionals Boardroom Community of Practice, ACRL ESS Cataloging Issues 10:00 am LOEWS- Organization and Discussion Group Congress B Management Community of Practice, Technology ACRL Budget and Development 10:00 am LOEWS- Community of Practice) RBMS Committee Meeting Adams LSSIRT LSSIRT Executive Board 10:00 am PCC-110-A ACRL STS All-Committees Meeting 10:00 am LOEWS- Meeting Lescaze NMRT Midwinter Meeting 10:00 am PCC-118-ABC ALA ALA Award Committee 10:00 am PCC-111-A Conference Orientation *ALA Committee on 5:00 pm 201-Franklin PLA Leadership Development 9:30 am MAR-302 Accreditation Meeting II Room Committee Meeting ALA, PPA Committee on Library 10:00 am PCC-103-B DRRT Executive Board Meeting 11:00 am MAR-310 Advocacy (Rainbow RT) *ALA Emerging Leaders Lab 10:00 am PCC-116 *RRT Stonewall Book Awards: 5:00 pm 201-Salon 9 ALA, IRO, IRC/IRRT All 10:00 am PCC-120-ABC Barbara Gittings Literature IRRT Subcommittee Meeting Book Award Committee Meeting II (Rainbow RT) ALA Libraries Transform—Social 10:00 am PCC-201-ABC Innovation *RRT Stonewall Book Awards: 5:00 pm 201-Salon 2 Israel Fishman Nonfiction ALA Macmillan Forum 10:00 am PCC-108-B Book Award Committee ALA Placement Center 9:00 am PCC- Meeting II (Rainbow RT) DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY Orientation Placement *RRT Stonewall Book Awards: 5:00 pm 201-Salon 5 Center- Mike Morgan and Larry Terrace I Romans Children’s & Ballroom Young Adult Book Award ALCTS Public Libraries Technical 10:00 am PCC-115-C Committee Meeting II Services Interest Group (Rainbow RT) ALCTS Technical Services 10:00 am PCC-103-C RUSA, All-Committee Meeting— 10:00 am PCC-123 Managers in Academic RUSA RUSA STARS Libraries Interest Group STARS ALCTS All-Committee Meeting— 10:00 am PCC-111-B RUSA Conference Planning 10:00 am MAR-303 CRS ALCTS CRS Coordinating Committee SATURDAY ALCTS Continuing Resources 10:00 am PCC-111-B *RUSA, Notable Books Council 2:00 pm 201-Salon 6 CRS Cataloging Committee RUSA Meeting II CODES ALSC 2020 Notable Children’s 5:30 pm 201-Phila. Recordings Committee II Ballroom RUSA Professional Development 10:00 am MAR-408 South Committee Meeting ALSC Board of Directors I 11:30 am PCC-106-B RUSA Shared Collections Interest 10:00 am PCC-113-C Group ASGCLA ASGCLA Board Meeting 10:00 am PCC-106-A DSRRT Action Council I 11:30 am PCC-110-B DEMIERT, Coretta Scott King Book 10:00 am MAR-307 ODLOS Awards Executive Board DSRRT Amelia Bloomer Project 6:30 pm MAR-305 Meeting List Committee Meeting II

74 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location UNITED All-Committee Meeting 10:00 am PCC-107-AB *YALSA 2020 Alex Award 2:00 pm MAR-304 I—UNITED Committee Meeting II UNO HarperCollins Adult Book 10:00 am PCC-Terrace 9:15 AM Buzz II Ballroom ALA, UNO Amazon Publishing and 10:00 am PCC-Exhibit UNO MARC Advisory Committee 10:00 am MAR-Franklin Little Bee Books Children’s Hall-Book (MAC) Meeting 1 9 & 10 and YA Book Buzz Buzz Theater *YALSA 2020 Michael L. Printz 2:00 pm MAR-402 9:30 AM Committee Meeting II DAFL BCALA NCAAL Meeting 11:30 am 201-Liberty 9:00 AM Ballroom A AASL Research Practitioner 10:00 am PCC-122-B DALA Auditorium Speaker featur- 10:30 am PCC- Partnerships (RPPs) in ing Echo Brown Ballroom AB School Library Research: Report form the Third 10:00 AM CLASS Forum ALA, UNO World Citizen Comics with 10:50 am PCC-Exhibit ACRL Research Assessment and 10:00 am PCC-105-AB First Second Books Hall-PopTop Metrics Interest Group Stage ACRL DSS All-Committees Meeting 10:00 am LOEWS- ASGCLA LSTA Coordinator’s 11:30 am PCC-103-B

Regency A Interest Group DAILY SCHEDULE ACRL Board of Directors/Budget 11:00 am LOEWS- LLAMA LLAMA Board of Directors I 11:30 am PCC-106-A & Finance Joint Meeting Regency B UNO Listen Up: Tips for Growing 11:00 am PCC-113-B DAFL- REFORMA All-Committee 11:00 am NOTARY- Audiobook Circulation REFORMA Meeting Mezzanine II 10:10 AM ALA Booklist/Book Links 12:00 pm MAR-404 ALA, UNO Chronicle Kids and Levine 10:40 am PCC-Exhibit Advisory Board Meeting Querido Book Buzz Hall-Book ALA, OIF Intellectual Freedom and 10:00 am PCC-122-A Buzz Theater the Law: Social Media, First Amendment Audits, 10:30 AM and the Library as a Public AASL Introducing the ALA/ 11:30 am PCC-122-B Forum AASL/CAEP School ALA, ACRL Mentoring-On-The-Fly I 12:00 pm PCC- Librarian Preparation ULS Placement Standards Center- ACRL ACRL Metrics User Group 11:30 am LOEWS- Terrace I Meeting Common- Ballroom wealth D ALA New Mothers Room 7:00 pm PCC-309 ACRL Copyright Discussion 11:30 am LOEWS- SATURDAY DALA, UNO Once Upon an Eid: A 9:50 am PCC-Exhibit Group Lescaze Joyous Celebration of Hall-PopTop ACRL DSS Digital Scholarship Section 11:30 am LOEWS- Muslim Voices Stage Forum Regency A ALA Photography Service I 5:00 am PCC- ACRL ESS All-Committees Meeting 11:30 am LOEWS- Placement Congress B Center- Terrace I ACRL Personnel Administrators 11:30 pm LOEWS-Penn Ballroom and Staff Development Officer Discussion Group I ALA Résumé Review Service I 5:00 pm PCC- Placement ACRL Public Services Discussion 11:30 am LOEWS- Center- RBMS Group Meeting Adams Terrace I ACRL Student Learning and 11:30 am LOEWS- Ballroom Information Literacy Congress A ALA Yoga/Meditation Room 7:00 pm PCC-307-B Committee Forum HRDR Career Development 10:00 am PCC- ACRL STS Executive Committee 11:30 am LOEWS- Workshop: Mid-Career Placement Meeting Roberts Options—What’s Next Center- Boardroom Terrace I *AFL-BETA Beta Phi Mu Executive 12:00 pm MAR-307 Ballroom PHIMU Board Meeting MAGIRT Map and Geospatial 10:00 am PCC-121-B DALA 2020 Census: How 11:30 am PCC-122-A Collection Management Libraries Can Support a Discussion Group Meeting Complete Count *YALSA 2020 William C. Morris 11:30 am MAR-301 ALA Career Counseling I 5:00 pm PCC- Award Committee Meeting I Placement Center- Terrace I Ballroom

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 75 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ALA Committee on Research & 11:30 am PCC-111-A RUSA, ILL Discussion Group 12:00 pm PCC-103-A Statistics RUSA STARS ALA Cross-Campus 11:30 am PCC-203-AB Partnerships to Help UNITED All-Committee Meeting 11:30 am PCC-107-AB Students Fund Their II—UNITED College Education UNO OCLC Linked Data 11:30 am PCC-113-C ALA Disrupting Tech While 11:30 am PCC-204-C Roundtable: Stories from Being Pro-Tech the Front ALA Partners in Place: 11:30 am PCC-202-AB YALSA Trends in YA Services 11:30 am PCC-126-B Community Space Sharing Paper Presentation: Civic for Tomorrow’s Workforce Literacy for Teens: Public Librarians’ Practices and ALA Steering Committee on 11:30 am PCC-108-B Perceptions Organization Effectiveness: General Feedback YALSA Young Adult Library 11:30 am NOTARY- Discussion Session Services Association Library (YALSA) 301 ALA Sustainability Is Now a 11:30 am PCC-201-ABC Core Value. So... Now 10:50 AM What? ALA, UNO Get Graphic at Midwinter— 11:20 am PCC-Exhibit DALA The Library, Not Just 11:30 am PCC-204-A New from DC Books for Hall-Book for Books: Connecting Young Readers Buzz Theater Library, Maker, and Social Emotional Learning 11:00 AM ALA, ACRL RDA Forum 11:30 am PCC-Nutter ALA, UNO Recording Graphic Novel 11:50 am PCC-Exhibit Theater Audiobooks: Victoria Hall-PopTop Jamieson’s Roller Girl and Stage ALA, CRO Money Smart Week: Help 11:30 am PCC-123 R.J. Palacio’s White Bird Consumers of All Ages Improve Their Financial ACRL Board of Directors II: Part 12:00 pm LOEWS-Howe Literacy 1 of 2 DALA, PPO Public and Cultural 11:30 am PCC-306 ALSC 2020 Notable Children’s 2:00 pm PCC-109-AB Programs Advisory Books Committee Meeting Committee Meeting I II ALCTS Role of the Professional 11:30 am PCC-126-A *RRT Executive Board Meeting 12:00 pm MAR-310 Librarian in Technical Closed Session: Non-Book Services Interest Group Awards Discussion and Selection (RainbowRT) DASGCLA Library Services to the 11:30 am PCC-110-A Incarcerated and Detained 11:30 AM DASGCLA Library Service to Persons 11:30 am PCC-121-C ALA, UNO Partnering with Hachette 12:15 pm PCC-Exhibit DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY with Print Disabilities Book Group/Ingram Hall-Book Content Group Buzz Theater ASGCLA Federal and Armed Forces 12:00 pm PCC-113-A Libraries ALA- Committee on 12:30 pm PCC-Terrace COUNCIL Organization Meeting I IV Ballroom DEMIERT, Coretta Scott King 12:30 pm PCC-117 ODLOS Book Awards: General UNO Partnering with Librarians 12:30 pm PCC-113-B Community Meeting for Better Research Discovery, Impact, and HRDR Career Development 11:30 am PCC- Insight Workshop: Personal Placement Branding for a Virtual Center- *ALA ALA Affiliates Luncheon 1:00 pm PCC-121-A World Terrace I 12:00 PM

SATURDAY Ballroom LIRT LIRT All Membership and 11:30 am PCC-304 ALA, UNO Frances Mayes Always Italy 12:50 pm PCC-Exhibit All Committee Meeting Hall-PopTop Stage MAGIRT Geographic Technologies 11:30 am PCC-121-B (Geo Tech)/Geographic ALA Steering Committee 1:00 pm PCC-112-AB Information Systems (GIS) on Organizational Discussion Group Effectiveness: Forward Together & Division RUSA All-Committee Meeting— 11:30 am MAR-408 Discussion CODES RUSA CODES RUSA, ETS Executive Committee 11:30 am MAR-303 RUSA ETS Meeting

76 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location *EMIERT, Coretta Scott King Book 5:00 pm MAR-413 ALA, IMLS Meeting Communities 2:00 pm PCC-122-A ODLOS Awards: Virginia Hamilton at Their Point of Need: Award for Lifetime Libraries as Trusted Achievement Jury 2 Partners 12:25 PM ALA Mock Interviews I 4:00 pm PCC- Placement ALA, UNO The Penguin Random 12:55 pm PCC-Exhibit Center- House Joint Children’s and Hall-Book Terrace I Teen Book Buzz! Buzz Theater Ballroom 12:30 PM ALA To See or Not to See: 2:00 pm PCC-202-AB ALSC 2021 Legacy Award 2:00 pm MAR-308 Exploring and Visualizing Committee Digital Collections Data with R Programming 1:00 PM Language ALA, UNO BOOM! Studios: Creating 1:50 pm PCC-Exhibit ALA Tomorrow’s Scholars 2:00 pm PCC-203-AB Bold New Worlds Hall-PopTop Today: Collaborating to Stage Empower Undergraduate Students to Become ACRL DSS Numeric and Geospatial 2:00 pm LOEWS- Knowledge Creators Data Services Discussion Jefferson Group Boardroom ALA Transformation for 2:00 pm PCC-204-C DAILY SCHEDULE Libraries: From EXCITE to ACRL ESS Classical, Medieval, and 2:00 pm LOEWS- a Futures School Renaissance Discussion Franklin Group ALA, COL Government 2:00 pm MAR-303 GODORT, Information Subcommittee ACRL Collection Development 2:00 pm LOEWS- PPA Meeting (Joint meeting RBMS Discussion Group Adams with GODORT) ACRL Manuscripts and Other 2:00 pm LOEWS-Howe ALA, PPA Grassroots Subcommittee 2:00 pm MAR-307 RBMS Formats Discussion Group Meeting ACRL STS Hot Topics Discussion 2:00 pm LOEWS- ALCTS Scholarly Communication 2:00 pm LOEWS- Group Congress A Interest Group Common- DAFL BCALA Skilled Up! How 2:00 pm PCC-113-B wealth D Black Librarians Can ALCTS SAC Subcommittee on 2:00 pm PCC-106-A Re-Skill and Re-Purpose CaMMS Faceted Vocabularies I Their Careers in the 21st Century ALCTS Collection Evaluation and 2:00 pm PCC-113-A CMS Assessment ALA ALA Membership 2:00 pm PCC-111-A Committee Meeting ALCTS, Catalog Management IG 2:00 pm PCC-126-A ALCTS ALA American Libraries 2:00 pm MAR-404 SATURDAY CaMMS Advisory Committee Meeting ALCTS, Committee on Cataloging: 2:00 pm PCC-108-B ALCTS Description & Access I DALA Arthur Curley Memorial 2:00 pm PCC- CaMMS Lecture featuring Julia Ballroom AB Alvarez ALCTS, Electronic Resources 2:00 pm PCC-126-B ALCTS Interest Group ALA Center for the Future of 2:00 pm MAR-310 CRS Libraries Advisory Group ASGCLA Library Development 2:00 pm PCC-106-B ALA, PPA CLEAN Subcommittee 2:30 pm MAR-408 Interest Group Meeting I DASGCLA Universal Accessibility 2:00 pm PCC-111-B ALA Intercept: A New 2:00 pm PCC-122-B Interest Group Opportunity for Library Event Management CRO Chapter Relations 2:30 pm PCC-119-AB Committee 1 DALA Libraries in Gaza: Between 2:00 pm PCC-113-C Despair and Hope DEMIERT Executive Board Meeting 2:00 pm PCC-110-A ALA Library Marketing and 2:00 pm PCC-204-A HRDR Career Development 2:00 pm PCC- Advocacy through Social Workshop: Insider Tips on Placement Media Applying for Library Jobs Center- Terrace I DALA Making Real Change: 2:00 pm PCC-201-ABC Ballroom Moving beyond the Interpersonal to LITA Board Meeting I 4:00 pm PCC-110-B Create Actual Diverse, LLAMA Library Interiors Discussion 2:00 pm MAR-Franklin Inclusive, and Equitable Group 9 & 10 Environments for Both (Buildings and Equipment Library Users and Community of Practice) Employees RUSA Financial Literacy Interest 2:00 pm PCC-117 Group

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 77 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location RUSA, RUSA History All-Section 2:30 pm MAR-Franklin ACRL MLA International 4:00 pm LOEWS- RUSA HS Meeting 5 & 6 Bibliography in Academic Anthony Libraries Discussion Group UNITED United for Libraries 4:00 pm OS-Free Lib. Institute: Trustees, Friends, of Phila., 1901 ACRL DSS Digital Collections 4:00 pm LOEWS- and Foundations Vine Street Discussion Group Adams UNO TRAIL (Technical Report 2:00 pm PCC-104-AB DAFL- REFORMA Board of 5:00 pm NOTARY- Archive & Image Library) REFORMA Directors Meeting Junipers Information and Updates Ballroom *YALSA 2020 Excellence in 2:00 pm MAR-306 ALA ALA Membership 4:00 pm LOEWS- Nonfiction for Young Adults Promotion Task Force Congress C Committee Meeting I Meeting YALSA Board I YALSA 2:00 pm PCC-304 ALA Big Shifts: Libraries, 4:00 pm PCC-203-AB Collections, Networks YALSA Best Fiction for Young 2:30 pm PCC-Nutter Adults Teen Feedback Theater ALA Can Virtual Reality Change 4:00 pm PCC-204-C Session Information Literacy Instruction? 1:05 PM DALA, Diversity Research Update 4:00 pm PCC-122-B ALA, UNO The Stories behind the 1:35 pm PCC-Exhibit ODLOS Tweets: Contemporary Hall-Book Issues, Explained by Buzz Theater DALA Diversity, Equity, and 4:00 pm PCC-204-A Independent Publishers Inclusion in Action: Creating Customer 1:30 PM Journeys to Generate ALA- Resolutions Committee 2:30 pm PCC-Terrace Equitable Communities— COUNCIL Meeting IV Ballroom How to Use Asset Framing to Design Experiences for 1:45 PM Social Impact ALA, UNO Buzz About Children’s 2:30 pm PCC-Exhibit ALA DPLA Update 4:00 pm PCC-201-ABC Books with Bloomsbury, Hall-Book DALA, UNO Write Her Story: (Re) 3:50 pm PCC-Exhibit Disney, HarperCollins, and Buzz Theater Shaping Feminist Hall-PopTop Macmillan Narratives in YA Literature. Stage 2:00 PM DALA Young Changemakers in 4:00 pm PCC-202-AB ALA, Spotlight on Adult 4:00 pm PCC-Exhibit 21st Century Libraries UNITED Literature Hall ALA-APA APA Certification Program 4:00 pm PCC-111-A (details on page 55) Committee ALA, UNO Otto Penzler on the Golden 2:50 pm PCC-Exhibit ALCTS, Committee on Cataloging: 5:30 pm PCC-108-B Age of Detective Fiction Hall-PopTop ALCTS Description & Access II Stage CaMMS DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY *EMIERT, Coretta Scott King Book 10:00 pm MAR-302 ALCTS SAC Subcommittee on 4:00 pm PCC-106-A ODLOS Awards Jury 2 CaMMS Faceted Vocabularies II 2:40 PM ALCTS, Publisher/Vendor Library 4:00 pm PCC-113-A ALA, UNO Norton Young Readers, 3:10 pm PCC-Exhibit ALCTS Relations IG (PVLR) and Sterling, and Ingram: New Hall-Book CMS Collection Development titles for Children and Buzz Theater Librarians of Academic Teens Libraries Interest Group 3:00 PM ALSC 2021 Batchelder Award 5:30 pm PCC-306 Commmittee AASL AASL-CAEP Program 6:00 pm MAR-Franklin ALSC Leadership and ALSC 5:30 pm PCC-119-AB

SATURDAY Reviewer Training 5 & 6 ASGCLA ASGCLA Leadership 4:00 pm PCC-121-B AASL Affiliate Assembly I 5:30 pm PCC-120-ABC Session AASL, Supervisors Section 5:30 pm PCC-106-B CMO I Love My Librarian! Award 4:30 pm PCC- AASL Meeting Ceremony Ballroom AB SPVS HRDR Career Development 4:00 pm PCC- ACRL Access Services Interest 4:00 pm LOEWS- Workshop: Manage Your Placement Group Congress A Stress and Start Living a Center- ACRL ACRL/SPARC Scholarly 4:30 pm PCC-122-A Healthier Life Terrace I Communication Forum Ballroom ACRL Global Library Services 4:00 pm LOEWS- IFRT Intellectual Freedom 5:00 pm PCC-108-A Discussion Group Jefferson Round Table (IFRT) Boardroom Meeting

78 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location DLLAMA Diversity Officers 4:00 pm PCC-110-A ACRL Heads of Public Services 5:00 pm LOEWS- Discussion Group Discussion Group Lescaze DLLAMA Woman Administrators 4:00 pm LOEWS- ACRL Membership and 5:30 pm MAR-Franklin Discussion Group Congress B RBMS Professional Development 9 & 10 Committee Meeting MAGIRT MAGIRT Education 4:00 pm MAR-307 Committee DAFL- Asian/Pacific American 5:30 pm PCC-105-AB APALA Librarians Association NMRT Membership, Networking, 4:00 pm PCC-111-B (APALA) Executive Board & Committee Interest & Membership Meeting Meeting AFL Information Literacy 5:00 pm PCC-113-C RMRT RMRT Executive Board 4:00 pm MAR-Franklin Theory and Praxis in Meeting 3 & 4 Religious Studies and DRRT Rainbow Round Table 101 4:00 pm PCC-103-B Theological Education (Rainbow RT) ALA, UNO APA Style 7th Edition 4:45 pm PCC-Exhibit RUSA RUSA Conversations 4:00 pm PCC-123 Overview, Children’s and Hall-Book (RUSA BRASS, RUSA Teen Titles from Publisher Buzz Theater CODES, RUSA ETS, RUSA Spotlight & Magination HS, RUSA RSS, RUSA Press STARS)

ALA, UNO Aisha Redux Unpacks 4:50 pm PCC-Exhibit DAILY SCHEDULE SUSTAIN SUSTAINRT: Sustainability 4:00 pm PCC-117 Some of the Essays of Hall-PopTop RT Round Table Business and Stupid Black Girl Stage Membership Meeting ALCTS, Faceted Subject Access 5:00 pm PCC-Nutter UNO LibraryReads Debut 4:30 pm PCC-126-B ALCTS Interest Group Theater Author Panel CaMMS *YALSA 2020 William C. Morris 5:00 pm MAR-301 ALCTS Publisher/Vendor/Library 5:00 pm MAR-308 Award Committee Relations Interest Group Committee Meeting II Business Meeting *YALSA 2020 Excellence in 5:30 pm MAR-306 DEMIERT Ethnic and Multicultural 5:00 pm PCC-113-B Nonfiction for Young Information Exchange Adults Committee Meeting Round Table 101 II RMRT Retired Members Round 5:00 pm MAR-Franklin YALSA Board II YALSA 5:30 pm PCC-304 Table Book Discussion 3 & 4 *YALSA 2020 Michael L. Printz 10:00 pm MAR-402 UNO Happy Hour Book Buzz 5:00 pm MAR-Grand Committee Meeting III with Macmillan Library G 3:20 PM 4:30 PM ALA, UNO ABRAMS Spring 2020 3:50 pm PCC-Exhibit AASL Candidates Forum 5:30 pm PCC-120-ABC SATURDAY Preview with S. K. Ali and Hall-Book ACRL Academic Librarians 5:30 pm LOEWS- Aisha Saeed Buzz Theater Standards and Guidelines Anthony 3:30 PM Review Task Force ACRL Board of Directors II: Part 5:30 pm LOEWS-Howe DACRL ACRL African American 5:30 pm PCC-113-A 2 of 2 Studies Interest Group Meeting ALA- ALA Council/Executive 5:00 pm PCC-Terrace COUNCIL Board/Membership IV Ballroom ACRL ACRL Technical Services 5:30 pm LOEWS- Information Session Interest Group Congress A ALSC 2021 Caldecott Award 5:30 pm MAR-310 ACRL DSS Open Research Discussion 5:30 pm LOEWS- Committee Group Adams *YALSA 2020 Alex Award 7:00 pm MAR-304 ALA Creating a Robust Cross- 5:30 pm PCC-204-C Committee Meeting III Sector GLam Innovation Clearinghouse: A Critical 4:00 PM Conversation ACRL ACRL Assessment 5:30 pm LOEWS- DALA From Non-Voters to New 5:30 pm PCC-122-B Discussion Group Cmlth. A1, A2 Voters: How Libraries Can ACRL ACRL Leadership 5:00 pm PCC-121-B Engage Their Communities Discussion Group: From in the 2020 Elections and Support Staff to Librarians: Beyond A Discussion on Career *ALA I Love My Librarian Award 5:30 pm PCC- Transitions Reception Ballroom ACRL DSS Digital Scholarship Section 5:00 pm LOEWS- Pre-function Liaison Committee Jefferson ALA Metadata Instruction 5:30 pm PCC-202-AB Boardroom Mobilizing Human ACRL ESS General Membership 5:30 pm LOEWS- Rights Research in the Discussion Group Meeting Regency B Undergraduate Classroom

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 79 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location *ALA Scholarship & Study 5:30 pm PCC-111-A SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 Grants Committee 7:00 AM DALA Steering Committee 5:30 pm PCC-112-AB on Organizational *UNO ProQuest Breakfast @ ALA 9:00 am MAR-Liberty Effectiveness: Equity, Midwinter Ballroom Diversity, and Inclusion Discussion 7:30 AM *ALCTS ALCTS Monographs 5:30 pm MAR-307 ALA ALA Legacy Society Coffee 9:00 am PCC-Terrace Editorial Board Break IV Foyer ASGCLA ASGCLA Finance 5:30 pm PCC-106-A 8:00 AM Committee AASL Affiliate Assembly II 10:30 am PCC-118-ABC LLAMA Human Resources 5:30 pm PCC-110-A ACRL Budget & Finance 10:30 am LOEWS- Discussion Group Committee I Jefferson LLAMA New Directors Discussion 6:00 pm PCC-121-C Boardroom Group (New!) *AFL- 2020 Belpre Award 10:00 am 201-Seminar 5:00 PM REFORMA, Committee III A ALSC ALA ALA Presidential 6:00 pm PCC-Terrace Candidates Forum IV Ballroom ALA, PPA E-rate Task Force Meeting 10:00 am PCC-111-B ALA An Awesome Ideas Pitch 6:30 pm PCC-201-ABC *ALSC 2020 Batchelder Award 10:00 am LOEWS-P2 for Libraries Committee III Parlor DALA, Spectrum Scholar Social 7:00 pm OS-Off-site *ALSC 2020 Caldecott Award 10:00 am 201-Salon 3 ODLOS Committee III RUSA Membership Social 7:00 pm LOEWS- *ALSC 2020 Excellence in Early 10:00 am MAR-407 (RUSA BRASS, RUSA Regency C Learning Digital Media CODES, RUSA ETS, RUSA Award III HS, RUSA RSS, RUSA *ALSC 2020 Geisel Award 10:00 am NOTARY- STARS) Committee III Mezzanine I 5:30 PM *ALSC 2020 Legacy Award 10:00 am 201-Salon 10 UNO Downs Intellectual 7:00 pm MAR-Liberty Committee III Freedom Award & Illinois C *ALSC 2020 Newbery Award 10:00 am 201-Salon 4 iSchool Alumni Reception- Committee III Co-Sponsors: Libraries Unlimited and the Illinois *ALSC 2020 Sibert Award 10:00 am 201-Seminar iSchool Committee III B 5:45 PM *ALSC, 2020 Odyssey Award 10:00 am MAR-309 YALSA Committee III

DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY ACRL ACRL/Harvard LIAL 6:45 pm LOEWS- ALSC Budget Committee I 10:30 am MAR-301 Alumni Reunion Lescaze *EMIERT, Coretta Scott King Book 12:00 pm MAR-302 6:00 PM ODLOS Awards Jury 3 AASL AASL-CAEP Coordinating 7:00 pm MAR-Franklin MAGIRT MAGIRT Cataloging 10:00 am MAR-305 Committee Meeting 5 & 6 Cartographic Resources DAFL- Joint Executive Committee 7:00 pm PCC-104-AB Interest Group and REFORMA, Meeting Cataloging & Classification ALSC Committee Meeting ALA- ALA Council Forum I 7:00 pm MAR-Franklin 8:30 AM COUNCIL 3 & 4 AASL, Educators of School 10:00 am PCC-104-AB SATURDAY 7:00 PM AASL Librarians Section Meeting ESLS ALA- ALA Council Reception 8:00 pm LOEWS-Howe COUNCIL for New and Re-Elected AASL, Independent Schools 10:00 am PCC-108-A Councilors AASL ISS Section Meeting ACRL Academic Library Trends 10:00 am LOEWS- and Statistics Survey Franklin Editorial Board ACRL Research and Scholarly 10:00 am PCC-112-AB Environment Committee Meeting

80 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ACRL ESS Germanist & Romance 10:00 am LOEWS-Howe ALCTS, All-Committee 10:30 am PCC-103-A Languages Discussion ALCTS Meeting and Executive Groups CaMMS, Committee—ALCTS ALCTS CaMMS ACRL Bibliographic Standards 10:00 am LOEWS- CMS RBMS Committee: RBMS RDA Adams Editorial Group II *ALSC 2020 Library Service to 10:30 am MAR-303 Underserved Children ACRL Digital Special Collections 10:00 am PCC-110-B and Their Caregivers RBMS Discussion Group Committee/LTW Grant *ACRL Exhibition Awards 10:00 am LOEWS-P1 Selection RBMS Committee Meeting II Parlor ALSC All-Committee 10:30 am MAR-Grand ALA- ALA-APA Council Session 9:00 am PCC-Terrace Meeting—ALSC H COUNCIL IV Ballroom *RRT Stonewall Book Awards: 5:00 pm 201-Salon 9 ALA External Review Panel 12:00 pm 201-Phila. Barbara Gittings Literature (ERP) Chair Training Ballroom Book Award Committee North Meeting III (Rainbow RT) ALA, OIF Intellectual Freedom 10:00 am PCC-111-A *RRT Stonewall Book Awards: 5:00 pm 201-Salon 2 Committee (IFC) Privacy Israel Fishman Nonfiction Subcommittee Book Award Committee Meeting III (Rainbow RT) ALA, PPO Libraries Foster 10:00 am PCC-119-A Community Engagement RUSA, Discussion and All 10:00 am PCC-116 DAILY SCHEDULE Membership Initiative RUSA Committee Meeting Group BRASS ALA Libraries Transform—Civic 10:00 am PCC-201-ABC RUSA RUSA Budget and Finance 10:30 am PCC-304 Innovation Committee (RUSA BRASS, RUSA ALCTS, All-Committee 10:00 am PCC-107-AB CODES, RUSA ETS, RUSA ALCTS Meeting and Executive HS, RUSA RSS, RUSA CMS Committee—ALCTS CMS STARS) ALCTS, Cataloging of Children’s 10:00 am PCC-103-A *RUSA, Notable Books Council 10:30 am 201-Salon 6 ALCTS Materials Committee RUSA Meeting III CaMMS CODES DALCTS, Committee on Cataloging: 10:00 am PCC-103-A DSRRT Amelia Bloomer Project 6:30 pm MAR-310 ALCTS Asian and African Materials List Committee Meeting III CaMMS UNITED Donuts & Dialogue 10:00 am PCC-105-AB ALCTS Metadata Interest Group 10:00 am PCC-113-A UNO Simon & Schuster Adult 9:30 am MAR-Grand ALCTS, Policy and Planning 10:00 am PCC-103-A Book Buzz Breakfast G ALCTS Committee CaMMS 9:00 AM SUNDAY ALCTS, Recruitment and 10:00 am PCC-103-A ACRL Information Literacy 10:00 am LOEWS- ALCTS Mentoring Committee Framework Professional Lescaze CaMMS Development Forum ALCTS, Subject Analysis 10:00 am PCC-108-B DAFL-AILA American Indian Library 10:00 am PCC-124 ALCTS Committee I Association Business CaMMS Meeting ASGCLA Digital Content Working 10:00 am PCC-103-B ALA- ALA Council I 11:00 am PCC-Terrace Group COUNCIL IV Ballroom CRO International Council 10:00 am MAR-307 ALA, UNO Books, Books, Books. I 10:00 am PCC-Exhibit of Library Association Love Books. [Said in Voice Hall-Book Executives (ICLAE) of Ron Burgundy.] Buzz Theater LEARNRT LearnRT Executive Board 10:00 am PCC-106-B ALA Career Counseling II 5:00 pm PCC- Meeting Placement LIRT LIRT Executive Board 10:00 am PCC-306 Center- Meeting Terrace I Ballroom LLAMA LLAMA Leadership 10:00 am PCC-113-C Development Seminar: ALA Co-Constructing Disaster 10:00 am PCC-122-B Wellness in the Library Response: Researchers Workplace and Practitioners Collaborating for Resilience NMRT New Members Round 10:00 am PCC-106-A in Small and Rural Libraries Table Executive Board Meeting ALA Emerging Leaders Working 10:00 am PCC-110-A Group

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 81 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location DALA, Introducing the Services 10:00 am PCC-122-A 10:50 AM ODLOS for Refugees, Immigrants, and Displaced Persons ALA, UNO v 11:20 am PCC-Exhibit Committee Hall-Book Buzz Theater ALA JobLIST Placement & 10:30 am PCC- Career Development Placement 11:00 AM Center Open House/Job Center- ALA, UNO NPR's Scott Simon Talks 11:50 am PCC-Exhibit Fair Terrace I about His Middle Grade Hall-PopTop Ballroom Novel with the Children's Stage ALA Photography Service II 5:00 pm PCC- Book Podcast Placement 11:30 AM Center- Terrace I AASL, Youth Council Caucus 12:45 pm PCC-Terrace Ballroom ALSC, IV Ballroom YALSA ALA Résumé Review Service II 5:00 pm PCC- Placement ALA, UNO A Thousand Words: Picture 12:15 pm PCC-Exhibit Center- Books in the Age of Visual Hall-Book Terrace I Literacy Buzz Theater Ballroom ALA- Policy Monitoring 12:30 pm PCC-Terrace ALA New Mothers Room 7:00 pm PCC-309 COUNCIL Committee Meeting IV Ballroom ALA, UNO Vote Fiction, Fearless, and 9:50 am PCC-Exhibit HRDR Career Development 12:30 pm PCC- Female: A Conversation Hall-PopTop Workshop: Job Search Placement with Editors + Authors Stage Strategies for Today’s Job Center- Market Terrace I ALA Yoga/Mediation Room 7:00 pm PCC-307-B Ballroom ASGCLA Physical Delivery Interest 11:00 am MAR-306 IRO, IRRT IRRT Executive Committee 1:00 pm PCC-121-B Group Meeting *LITA Committee Recognizing 10:00 am MAR-408 PLA PLA Legal Issues in Public 12:30 pm PCC-117 Excellence in Children’s Libraries Forum and Young Adult Science Fiction UNO PRH Library Book Buzz 12:30 pm PCC-113-B Presentation 9:30 AM 12:00 PM DALA Auditorium Speakers 10:30 am PCC- featuring Maia and Alex Ballroom AB ALA, UNO Behind the Mic: Authors 12:50 pm PCC-Exhibit Shibutani on Podcasting and Hall-PopTop Audiobooks Stage 10:00 AM ALA, OIF Intellectual Freedom 2:00 pm PCC-108-A ALA, UNO Books in Our Age of 10:50 am PCC-Exhibit Committee (IFC) Meeting II Anxiety: Using Literature to Hall-PopTop Help Kids Navigate Their Stage *UNO PCC Standing Committee 2:00 pm PCC-103-A DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY Lives Meetings 10:10 AM 12:25 PM ALA, UNO The YA Edit: Inkyard Press 10:40 am PCC-Exhibit ALA, UNO Simon & Schuster’s 12:55 pm PCC-Exhibit Talks Books and Trends Hall-Book Children’s Book Buzz Hall-Book Buzz Theater Buzz Theater 10:30 AM 1:00 PM ALA, PPA CLEAN Subcommittee 11:30 am MAR-304 AASL Board of Directors II 3:30 pm PCC-112-AB SUNDAY Meeting II Meeting ALA Mock Interviews II 12:30 pm PCC- ACRL ACRL 2021 Coordinating 2:00 pm LOEWS-Howe Placement Committee Meeting Center- DACRL Diversity Alliance Task 2:00 pm LOEWS- Terrace I Force Meeting Congress B Ballroom DACRL Equity, Diversity, and 2:00 pm LOEWS- ASGCLA ASGCLA eBook 12:00 pm PCC-103-C Inclusion Committee Regency C Networking Forum Meeting RUSA, Genealogy and Local 11:30 am PCC-121-C ACRL Immersion Program 2:00 pm LOEWS- RUSA HS History Discussion Group Committee Meeting Roberts UNITED United for Libraries Board 12:30 pm PCC-106-B Boardroom Meeting

82 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ACRL Liaisons Assembly 2:00 pm LOEWS- ALA Robots and Us: What 2:00 pm PCC-201-ABC Committee Meeting Washington C Could Go Wrong? What Could Go Right? ACRL Personnel Administrators 2:00 pm PCC-110-A & Staff Development ALA Steering Committee 2:00 pm PCC-108-B Officer Discussion Group II on Organizational Effectiveness: Forward ACRL Standards Committee 2:00 pm LOEWS- Together & Round Table Meeting Library Discussion ACRL ESS Slavic and Eastern 2:00 pm LOEWS- ALCTS, Acquisitions Managers and 2:30 pm PCC-113-C European & Social Regency A ALCTS AS Vendors Interest Group Sciences and History Discussion Groups ALCTS ALCTS Division Committee 3:30 pm PCC-103-C Meeting ACRL ALA Program Planning 2:00 pm LOEWS-P2 RBMS Committee: Chicago 2020 Parlor ALCTS, Authority Control Interest 4:00 pm PCC-113-A LITA Group ACRL Bibliographic Standards 2:00 pm LOEWS- RBMS Committee: RBMS RDA Anthony ALCTS, Electronic Resources 2:00 pm PCC-113-B Editorial Group III LITA Management Interest Group ACRL Conference Program 2:00 pm PCC-110-B RBMS Planning Committee: ALCTS, Metadata Standards 2:00 pm PCC-121-B Bloomington 2020 LITA Committee

*ACRL Exhibition Awards 2:00 pm LOEWS-Penn ALCTS Organization and Bylaws 3:30 pm PCC-103-C DAILY SCHEDULE RBMS Committee Meeting III Committee ACRL Instruction & Outreach 2:00 pm LOEWS- ALSC 2021 Newbery Award 3:00 pm MAR-307 RBMS Committee Adams Committee ACRL Task Force to Revise 2:00 pm LOEWS- ALSC 2021 Sibert Award 3:00 pm MAR-308 RBMS Guidelines for Borrowing Jefferson Committee and Lending Special Boardroom ASGCLA ASGCLA Consulting Group 2:00 pm PCC-106-B Collections Materials Interest Group ACRL ULS Mid-Level Managers 2:00 pm LOEWS- CMO Public Awareness 2:00 pm PCC-106-A Discussion Group Franklin Committee Meeting DAFL- REFORMA General 3:00 pm NOTARY- *EMIERT, Coretta Scott King 2:30 pm MAR-401 REFORMA Meeting Grand BR ODLOS Book Awards 2021 Jury Salon 3 & 4 Orientation AFL Western Regional Storage 2:30 pm MAR-Franklin FMRT FMRT Streaming Media 2:00 pm PCC-111-B Trust (WEST) Member 1 Open Forum Meeting THRDR Professional Etiquette 101 2:30 pm PCC-107-AB DALA Data and Diversity: 2:00 pm PCC-203-AB Navigating the Ethics LIRT Promoting Civic 2:30 pm PCC-117 of Demographic Data Engagement Among Adult SUNDAY in Inclusive Community Learners Discussion Forum Collections LITA LITA Top Technology 2:00 pm PCC-122-A ALA, IMLS Federal Funding Snapshot: 2:00 pm PCC-122-B Trends Early Literacy Projects LLAMA Library Facilities Planning 2:00 pm PCC-119-A ALA, IRO IFLA Update 2:00 pm PCC-115-C Discussion Group (Buildings and Equipment ALA Framing the Design of 2:00 pm PCC-204-A Community of Practice) Future Public Libraries LLAMA Practical and Applied 2:00 pm PCC-119-B ALA, UNO Learn and Play with Odd 1:50 pm PCC-Exhibit Management: Hot Topics Dot Books! Hall-PopTop Discussion Group Stage (Organization and ALA, ACRL Mentoring-On-The-Fly II 4:00 pm PCC- Management Community ULS Placement of Practice) Center- PLA Managing with Data: 2:00 pm PCC-126-B Terrace I PLAmetrics Ballroom RUSA Board of Directors 2:30 pm PCC-103-B DALA Navigating Queer Realities 2:00 pm PCC-202-AB (RUSA BRASS, RUSA in School Libraries CODES, RUSA ETS, RUSA ALA PBA and BARC Division 3:00 pm PCC-120-ABC HS, RUSA RSS, RUSA Leadership Joint Meeting STARS) ALA Reading Groups, 2:00 pm PCC-204-C RUSA, History Librarian’s 2:00 pm PCC-121-C Speculative Design, RUSA HS Discussion Group and Wicked Problems: UNO LC BIBFRamE Update 2:00 pm PCC-Nutter LATITUDE’s Speculative Forum Theater Design and Climate Reading Group

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 83 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location 1:05 PM ALCTS Bibliographic Conceptional 3:30 pm PCC-113-B Models Interest Group ALA, UNO The Quarto Group 1:35 pm PCC-Exhibit Children’s Book Buzz Hall-Book ALCTS, Collection Development 3:30 pm PCC-126-B Buzz Theater ALCTS Issues for the Practitioner CMS Interest Group 1:30 PM FMRT FMRT Digital Media 3:30 pm PCC-111-B ALA- Committee on 2:30 pm PCC-Terrace Discussion Group COUNCIL Organization Meeting II IV Ballroom LITA Library Technology Jobs: 3:30 pm PCC-122-A ALA, PPA COL Business Meeting II 3:00 pm PCC-124 Trends and Inclusivity in ALSC 2020 Notable Children’s 4:30 pm PCC-109-AB Hiring Books Committee Meeting LLAMA Storage Discussion Group 3:30 pm PCC-119-A III (Buildings and Equipment ALSC 2020 Notable Children’s 9:00 pm 201-Phila. Community of Practice) Recordings Committee III Ballroom LLAMA Middle Management 3:30 pm PCC-119-B South Discussion Group 1:45 PM (Organization and Management Community ALA, UNO New Titles for Adults from 2:30 pm PCC-Exhibit of Practice) HarperCollins, Norton, Hall-Book MAGIRT MAGIRT Membership 3:30 pm PCC-108-B Workman, and Sterling! Buzz Theater Meeting I 2:00 PM SRRT Action Council II 3:30 pm PCC-106-A ALA, UNO Introducing Random 2:50 pm PCC-Exhibit SUSTAIN SustainRT: Sustainability 3:30 pm PCC-117 House Graphic with Gina Hall-PopTop RT Programming in Libraries Gagliano and Lucy Knisely Stage Discussion T UNITED Gala Author Tea Sponsored 4:00 pm MAR-Grand UNO MARC Advisory Committee 3:30 pm PCC-103-B by ReferenceUSA HIJ (MAC) Meeting 2 2:30 PM UNO PCC At Large 3:30 pm PCC-Nutter ACRL ACRL 2021 Component 3:30 pm LOEWS- Theater Committees Meeting Common- 2:40 PM wealth D ALA, UNO Scholastic and We Need 3:10 pm PCC-Exhibit ACRL External Liaisons 3:30 pm LOEWS- Diverse Books Present Hall-Book Committee Meeting Jefferson Buzz Theater Boardroom 3:00 PM ACRL ESS Executive Committee 3:30 pm LOEWS- Meeting Congress B ACRL Scholarly Communication 4:00 pm PCC-113-C Discussion Group ACRL Technical Services 3:30 pm LOEWS- RBMS Discussion Group Congress C DALA ALA President’s Program 5:30 pm PCC-

DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY featuring Chef Jeff Ballroom AB ALA An Intentional 3:30 pm PCC-204-C Henderson Future: Libraries and Organizational Culture ALA, UNO Reading Beyond: 3:50 pm PCC-Exhibit Advanced Reader List Hall-PopTop DALA Food Literacy for 3:30 pm PCC-204-A Stage Families, Libraries, and Communities: South ALCTS ALCTS Board of Directors 5:00 pm PCC-121-C Carolina Read Eat Grow Meeting I ALA, IRO International Relations 4:00 pm PCC-121-B ASGCLA Youth Services Consultants 4:00 pm PCC-106-B

SUNDAY Committee II Interest Group ALA Libraries at the Nexus of 3:30 pm PCC-202-AB HRDR Career Development 4:00 pm PCC- Migration Workshop: Mindful Placement Librarianship—Achieving Center- ALA Supporting Librarians’ 3:30 pm PCC-122-B Success Through Daily Terrace I Roles in Emergencies and Mindfulness Practices Ballroom Natural Disasters ALA Toxic Stress, Early Brain 3:30 pm PCC-203-AB 3:20 PM Development, and What ALA, UNO What’s New at National 3:50 pm PCC-Exhibit Libraries Can Do to Geographic Books Hall-Book Support Young Children Buzz Theater Experiencing Adverse Childhood Conditions 3:30 PM AASL Executive Committee II 5:30 pm MAR-301

84 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location 4:00 PM MAGIRT MAGIRT Membership 5:30 pm PCC-108-B Meeting II ACRL Balancing Baby and Book 5:00 pm LOEWS- Discussion Group Franklin SRRT Progressive Librarians 5:30 pm PCC-106-A Guild Meeting ACRL Information Exchange 5:30 pm PCC-113-B RBMS Meeting UNO MARC Advisory Committee 5:00 pm PCC-103-B (MAC) Meeting 3 ACRL Student Learning and 5:30 pm LOEWS- Information Literacy Jefferson UNO OCLC Resource Sharing 5:30 pm PCC-103-C Committee Meeting Boardroom Users Group Meeting AFL- 2021 Belpre Award 6:00 pm MAR-307 UNO PCC Participants Meeting 5:30 pm PCC-Nutter REFORMA, Committee Theater ALSC YALSA Board III YALSA 5:30 pm PCC-304 ALA, State Ecosystem Task 5:30 pm PCC-111-A 4:30 PM AASL, Force ACRL, ALA-APA Salaries & Status of Library 5:30 pm PCC-106-B CRO, PLA, Workers Committee PPA ALSC All Discussion Group 5:30 pm PCC-116 DALA, PLA, 2020 Census Library 5:30 pm PCC-111-B DALSC ALSC BIPOC (Black, 5:30 pm PCC-112-AB PPA Outreach and Education Indigenous, and/or People Task Force Meeting of Color) Discussion Group ALA ALA Information 5:30 pm PCC-119-B DAILY SCHEDULE ALSC Collection Management 5:30 pm PCC-119-A Technology Advisory Discussion Group Committee (ALA-ITAC) ALA, UNO Children’s and YA Sneak 4:45 pm PCC-Exhibit 5:00 PM Peeks from LBYR, Jimmy Hall-Book RUSA, Book and Media Awards 7:00 pm MAR-Grand Patterson Books, and RP Buzz Theater RUSA E/F Kids CODES ALA Data Abuse: Is There 5:00 pm PCC-204-C 5:30 PM a Sustainable Solution to Help Notify Users of ALA- ALA Council Forum II 6:30 pm MAR-Franklin Egregious Data Abuses? COUNCIL 3 & 4 ALA, WO #eBooksForAll Campaign 5:00 pm PCC-122-B 6:00 PM Update ACRL DSS Digital Scholarship Section 8:00 pm OS-Off-site ALA FUTURE-READYing Your 5:00 pm PCC-202-AB Social Library: Preparing for the ALCTS, ALCTS/LITA/LLAMA 8:00 pm OS-Off-site Future Today LITA, Social ALA Making Connections and 5:00 pm PCC-203-AB LLAMA Discovering Place: Oral

NMRT New Members Round 8:00 pm OS-Milkboy MONDAY Histories and the Library Table Midwinter Social DALA, UNO Not-Quite-Banned: 4:50 pm PCC-Exhibit DRRT Social and Stonewall Adult 8:00 pm OS-Off-site Combating The Invisible Hall-PopTop Book Award Winners Censorship of LGBTQIA+ Stage Announcements Stories (Rainbow RT) DALA, PPO Public and Cultural 5:30 pm MAR-303 Programs Advisory MONDAY, JANUARY 27 Committee Meeting II 6:30 AM START TIME ALA Steering Committee 5:00 pm PCC-108-A D on Organizational AFL- 21st Annual Dr. Martin 7:30 am PCC-Terrace Effectiveness: Forward BCALA, Luther King, Jr. Holiday II Ballroom Together & Chapters ODLOS, Observance and Sunrise Discussion SRRT Celebration ALA Using Implications 5:30 pm PCC-201-ABC 8:00 AM Wheels to Explore the ALA Finance & Audit 9:30 am MAR-Indep. Consequences of Change Committee Meeting II & III *ALCTS LRTS Editorial Board 5:00 pm PCC-110-A DALA ALA Youth Media Awards 10:00 am PCC- ALSC 2021 Geisel Award 6:00 pm MAR-308 Ballroom AB Committee 8:30 AM LLAMA Assessment Hot Topics 5:00 pm PCC-107-AB ACRL Executive Committee 11:30 am LOEWS-Howe Discussion Group RBMS Meeting (Assessment Community of Practice) ALCTS, Committee on Cataloging: 11:30 am PCC-111-B ALCTS Description & Access III LLAMA Solo Practitioners 5:00 pm PCC-110-B CaMMS Discussion Group

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 85 Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location ALCTS Improving the Content 10:00 am PCC-126-A ALA Steering Committee 11:00 am PCC-112-AB Platform Migration on Organizational Process: Creating a New Effectiveness: Forward NISO Recommended Together Conversation Practice DALA, UNO Writing to Protest: Authors 10:50 am PCC-Exhibit ALA HRDR Advisory Committee 10:00 am PCC-110-A Advocating Conversations Hall-PopTop on Equality, Anti-Racism, Stage ALA Libraries Transform— 10:00 am PCC-201-ABC and Social Justice Education Innovation ALA, OIF, Joint Committee Meeting 10:00 am PCC-108-A 10:10 AM PPA of Intellectual Freedom ALA, UNO HarperCollins/Harlequin 10:40 am PCC-Exhibit (IFC) and Legislation Books Adult Book Buzz Hall-Book (COL) Buzz Theater *ALA, PPA ITP Business Meeting 10:00 am PCC-110-B 10:30 AM ASGCLA ASGCLA Board II 10:00 am PCC-106-A ALA ALA Recruitment 11:30 am PCC-119-A FMRT FMRT Executive Board and 12:30 pm PCC-103-B Assembly Meeting Membership Meeting ALA Aspiration, Legacy, Vision, 11:30 am PCC-201-ABC LLAMA Dialogue with Directors 10:00 am PCC-108-B and Function in the Design Discussion Group and Realization of Temple University’s Charles *PLA PLA Breakfast for Public 10:00 am MAR-Liberty Library Library Councilors C ALA Change Management and 11:30 am PCC-204-C UNO LibraryReads/ALMA 10:00 am MAR-Grand the Library: Readiness, BookTalk Author Breakfast HIJ Resistance, and the RUSA, STARS Executive 11:30 am PCC-106-B Greater Good RUSA Committee Meeting ALA Literacy, Movement, 11:30 am PCC-203-AB STARS Mindfulness: Bringing 9:00 AM Story Yoga to Your Library ALA How to Navigate a Divided 10:00 am PCC-122-A ALA Making the News: Library 11:30 am PCC-202-AB Congress: Pros and Cons Advocacy and Local Media DALA Low-Cost Immersive 10:00 am PCC-122-B ALA Measuring the Library’s 11:30 am PCC-204-A Classrooms: Making Impact on Your Digital Inclusion Accessible Community’s Social to Smaller and Rural Infrastructure Institutions ALA, OCLC Research Update 11:30 am PCC-122-A ALA New Mothers Room 7:00 pm PCC-309 OCLC ALA, UNO The Value of Being Heard 9:50 am PCC-Exhibit ALA Skills for Community- 11:30 am PCC-122-B in a Bustling World: The Hall-PopTop Centered Libraries: Developing a Curriculum DAILY SCHEDULE DAILY Art of Poetry Stage for All Public Library Staff ALA Yoga/Meditation Room 7:00 pm PCC-307-B ALSC Budget Committee II 12:00 pm PCC-106-A ALCTS, Heads of Cataloging 10:00 am PCC-Nutter ALCTS Departments IG Theater CMO Using Libraries Transform 11:30 am PCC-103-A CaMMS for Awareness and Advocacy DSRRT Amelia Bloomer Project 5:00 pm MAR-310 T List Committee Meeting IV YALSA Morris & Nonfiction Award 12:00 pm MAR-Grand Presentation E/F 9:15 AM MONDAY 10:50 AM ALA, UNO Get Ready for the Roar of 10:00 am PCC-Exhibit the Dinosaur! Hall-Book ALA, UNO Dreaming Big: What’s 11:20 am PCC-Exhibit Buzz Theater New for Kids and Teens Hall-Book from Sourcebooks and Buzz Theater 10:00 AM Charlesbridge ALA- ALA Council II 12:00 pm PCC-Terrace 11:00 AM COUNCIL IV Ballroom ALA, UNO Wildpreneurs: A Practical 11:50 am PCC-Exhibit Guide to Pursuing Your Hall-PopTop Passion as a Business Stage

86 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Hosted By Event Name End Time Location Hosted By Event Name End Time Location 11:30 AM ALCTS, Subject Analysis 5:30 pm PCC-113-B ALCTS Committee II ALA, UNO Travel the Globe with Soho 12:15 pm PCC-Exhibit CaMMS Press: Our Buzziest Crime, Hall-Book Literary, and YA titles Buzz Theater ALCTS Technical Services 2:00 pm PCC-113-A Workflow Efficiency 12:00 PM Interest Group ALA, UNO Worlds of Fun: New Series 12:50 pm PCC-Exhibit ALSC Board of Directors II 5:00 pm PCC-106-B for Middle Grade Readers Hall-PopTop Stage CRO Chapter Relations 2:30 pm PCC-108-B Committee 2 12:15 PM LITA Board Meeting II 4:30 pm PCC-112-AB ALA- ALA Executive Board 1:15 pm PCC-Terrace COUNCIL Candidates Forum IV Ballroom 1:30 PM 12:25 PM ALSC 2020 Notable Children’s 4:30 pm PCC-109-AB Books Committee Meeting ALA, UNO Akashic Books Presents 12:55 pm PCC-Exhibit IV Lyricpop—a New, Music- Hall-Book Themed Children’s Picture Buzz Theater 2:00 PM Book Series ALA ALA Closing Session 3:00 pm PCC- 12:30 PM featuring Chanel Miller Ballroom AB ALA ALA Executive Board 5:30 pm MAR-Indep. DAILY SCHEDULE ALA, OIF Intellectual Freedom 2:30 pm PCC-108-A Meeting-Session II II & III Committee (IFC) Meeting III 3:30 PM 1:00 PM ALCTS ALCTS Board of Directors 5:30 pm PCC-110-A Meeting II DAFL- REFORMA Executive 2:30 pm NOTARY- REFORMA Meeting II Logan LLAMA LLAMA Board of Directors 5:00 pm PCC-110-B Meeting II ALA ALA Award Committee 2:00 pm MAR-303 ALA, PPA COL Business Meeting III 4:00 pm PCC-106-A 5:30 PM ALA, OIF Committee on Professional 3:00 pm PCC-119-A ALA- ALA Council Forum III 6:30 pm MAR-Franklin Ethics (COPE) Meeting COUNCIL 3 & 4 ALA, RDA Linked Data Forum 2:00 pm PCC-113-C ALSC, Joint Member Reception 7:00 pm MAR-Liberty ACRL, YALSA C ALCTS, RUSA TUESDAY, JANUARY 28 ALA, UNO Worlds of Fun: New Series 1:50 pm PCC-Exhibit 8:00 AM for Middle Grade Readers Hall-PopTop ALSC 2020 Notable Children’s 12:00 pm PCC-109-AB

Stage Books Committee Meeting TUESDAY ALCTS, Joint Board Meeting 3:00 pm PCC-103-B V LITA, 8:30 AM LLAMA ALA- ALA Council III 11:30 am PCC-Terrace ALCTS, Collection Management 2:30 pm PCC-111-B COUNCIL IV Ballroom ALCTS in Public Libraries (ALCTS CMS RUSA) Interest Group 12:30 PM ALCTS Continuing Resources 2:00 pm PCC-Nutter ALA ALA Executive Board 4:30 pm MAR-Indep. CRS Cataloging Forum Theater Meeting: Session III II & III

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 10:10 am – 10:40 am The YA Edit: Inkyard Press Talks Books and Trends 9:15 am – 10:00 am Amazon Publishing and Little Bee Books 10:50 am – 11:20 am Nonfiction Necessities: DK's Must-Haves for Children's and YA Book Buzz Your Library 10:10 am – 10:40 am Chronicle Kids and Levine Querido Book Buzz 11:30 am – 12:15 pm A Thousand Words: Picture Books in the Age 10:50 am – 11:20 am Get Graphic at Midwinter—New from DC of Visual Literacy Books for Young Readers 12:25 pm – 12:55 pm Simon & Schuster's Children's Book Buzz 11:30 am – 12:15 pm Partnering with Hachette Book Group/Ingram 1:05 pm – 1:35 pm The Quarto Group Children’s Book Buzz Content Group 1:45 pm – 2:30 pm New Titles for Adults from HarperCollins, 12:25 pm – 12:55 pm The Penguin Random House Joint Children’s Norton, Workman, and Sterling! and Teen Book Buzz! 2:40 pm – 3:10 pm Scholastic and We Need Diverse Books 1:05 pm – 1:35 pm The Stories behind the Tweets: Contemporary Present Issues, Explained by Independent Publishers 3:20 pm – 3:50 pm What's New at National Geographic Books 1:45 pm – 2:30 pm Buzz About Children’s Books with Bloomsbury, Disney, HarperCollins, and 4:00 pm – 4:45 pm Children’s and YA Sneak Peeks from LBYR, Macmillan Jimmy Patterson Books, and RP Kids 2:40 pm – 3:10 pm Norton Young Readers, Sterling, and Ingram: New titles for Children and Teens MONDAY, JANUARY 27 3:20 pm – 3:50 pm ABRAMS Spring 2020 Preview with S. K. Ali 9:15 am – 10:00 am Get Ready for the Roar of the Dinosaur! and Aisha Saeed 10:10 am – 10:40 am HarperCollins/Harlequin Books Adult Book 4:00 pm – 4:45 pm APA Style 7th Edition Overview, Children’s Buzz and Teen Titles from Publisher Spotlight & 10:50 am – 11:20 am Dreaming Big: What's New for Kids and Teens Magination Press from Sourcebooks and Charlesbridge SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 11:30 am – 12:15 pm Travel the Globe with Soho Press: Our Buzziest Crime, Literary, and YA titles 9:15 am – 10:00 am Books, Books, Books. I Love Books. [Said in 12:25 pm 12:55 pm Akashic Books Presents LyricPop—a New, Voice of Ron Burgundy.] Music-Themed Children's Picture Book Series

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25

Amazon Publishing and Little Bee Books Children's and YA Book Buzz Presented by Little Bee Books: 1129 9:15 am – 10:00 am Join Amazon Publishing and Little Bee Books for a preview of Spring 2020 children’s, middle grade, and YA titles. Amazon Publishing will feature their Amazon Crossing Kids, Two Lions, and Skyscape imprints. Little BOOK BUZZ THEATER Bee Books will feature their title and Yellow Jacket imprints. Best of all? Breakfast treats and Caffeine will be provided!

Chronicle Kids and Levine Querido Book Buzz Presented by Chronicle Books: 1260 10:10 am – 10:40 am Chronicle Kids and Levine Querido book buzz featuring Arthur Levine.

Get Graphic at Midwinter—New from DC Books for Young Readers Presented by Penguin Random House: 1440/1441 10:50 am – 11:20 am Get graphic at ALA Midwinter with DC!

Partnering with Hachette Book Group/Ingram Content Group Presented by Hachette: 1341; Ingram Content Group: 1106 11:30 am – 12:15 pm Join us to hear about all the exciting new spring titles from Ingram and Hachette. There might even be some surprises.

92 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS The Penguin Random House Joint Children’s and Teen Book Buzz! Presented by Penguin Random House: 1440/1441 12:25 pm – 12:55 pm Penguin Young Readers & Random House Children's Books present their top upcoming children's and teen titles from 2020.

The Stories behind the Tweets: Contemporary Issues, Explained by Independent Publishers Presented by Ingram Content Group: 1106 1:05 pm – 1:35 pm “Fake news.” Viral tweets! Facebook arguments with family that never seem to end! Your patrons are satu- rated with media and vitriol, and it’s hard for them to know where to turn to get the truth. Books—reliable, researched, and reputable—can fill the void. Join Mary, Kim, Julia, and Tucker and catch up with independent publishers and the titles that you’ll be pulling off the shelf when people walk in and say, “Is this for real?”

Buzz About Children’s Books with Bloomsbury, Disney, HarperCollins, and Macmillan Presented by Disney Book Group: 1156 1:45 pm – 2:30 pm Join Bloomsbury Children’s Books, Disney Book Group, HarperCollins Children’s Books, and Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group for a preview of our upcoming titles. We'll have snacks so come in and stay a BOOK BUZZ THEATER while!

Norton Young Readers, Sterling, and Ingram: New titles for Children and Teens Presented by W. W. Norton & Company: 1255 2:40 pm – 3:10 pm Norton, Sterling, and Ingram Publishers Group celebrate children and young adult titles—join Chris, Golda, and Susan as they talk about their forthcoming books that will delight and inspire you and your young readers.

ABRAMS Spring 2020 Preview with S. K. Ali and Aisha Saeed Presented by ABRAMS The Art of Books: 1256 3:20 pm – 3:50 pm Sneak a peek at what's new from ABRAMS books this Spring 2020, and hear from S. K. Ali and Aisha Saeed, the editors of Once Upon an Eid: Stories of Hope and Joy by 15 Muslim Voices.

APA Style 7th Edition Overview, Children’s and Teen Titles from Publisher Spotlight & Magination Press Presented by American Psychological Association: 1235; Publisher Spotlight: 1161; Magination Press: 1807 4:00 pm – 4:45 pm Discover the updates in the the new 7th edition of Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, then hear all about Publisher Spotlight books for children and teens from more than a dozen publishers from the United Kingdom, Nigeria, Canada, India, Spain, Iran, the United States, and more. Finally, hear about new titles from Magination Press, an imprint of the American Psychological Association, which harnesses the power of literature written and vetted by psychologists.

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Books, Books, Books. I Love Books. [Said in Voice of Ron Burgundy.] Presented by Macmillan: 1241 9:15 am – 10:00 am For the first time in the history of book publishing (and possibly the world), Sci-Fi superstar publisher Tor, and Macmillan's Library Marketing Genre Whisperers are joining forces to bring you... wait for it... wait for it... A TITLE PREVIEW (Adult + Teen + MG)! [confetti cannons] Authors! ARCs! Axolotls! (Just kidding, no authors.)

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 93 The YA Edit: Inkyard Press Talks Books and Trends Presented by Harlequin: 1141 10:10 am – 10:40 am Join Inkyard as we discuss our edit of forthcoming titles, as well as trends in the YA landscape with literary agent/Inkyard author Eric Smith (Don't Read the Comments). Special guest: YA Interrobang and Pique writer Julianne Daly.

Nonfiction Necessities: DK's Must-Haves for Your Library Presented by DK: 701 10:50 am – 11:20 am Come find out about DK's latest and upcoming titles that are must-haves for your library. From children's books like How to Make a Better World, to lifestyle titles like InstaTravel, to the latest in the Big Ideas Simply Explained series, you're sure to discover something new to add to your collection.

A Thousand Words: Picture Books in the Age of Visual Literacy Presented by Ingram: 1106 11:30 am – 12:15 pm Picture books are more than just a bridge to reading—they’re the first step children take in what will become a lifetime practice of visual literacy. Come join Enchanted Lion’s Claudia Zoe Bedrick, Groundwood’s Fred Horler, Flying Eye’s Geoff Lapid, and Consortium’s Tucker Stone for an exciting sneak peak at the 2020 picture books that your youngest patrons will be getting lost in all year!

Simon & Schuster's Children's Book Buzz Presented by Simon & Schuster: 1131 12:25 pm – 12:55 pm Come hear about Simon & Schuster's new and upcoming picture books, middle grade, and teen titles!

The Quarto Group Children’s Book Buzz Presented by The Quarto Group: 1126 1:05 pm – 1:35 pm QuartoKnows Libraries! Come hear about new and forthcoming titles for kids—from picture books to poetry, science to history, music to cooking, and more—from the leading global illustrated book publisher. Check us out at QuartoKnows.com for more information. We will have giveaways and prizes!

New Titles for Adults from HarperCollins, Norton, Workman, and Sterling! Presented by W. W. Norton & Company: 1354 1:45 pm – 2:30 pm Future You will be so happy you chose to come to this book buzz and learn about great forthcoming adult titles. Come Spring 2020 when patrons are thrilled to see these books from Sterling, Norton, Harper, and Workman on your library’s shelves you can pat yourself on the back for being so prepared. BOOK BUZZ THEATER Scholastic and We Need Diverse Books Present Presented by Scholastic: 1130 2:40 pm – 3:10 pm Learn about new books and offerings from Scholastic and We Need Diverse Books! Find out about engaging books that reflect the world that young people live in across all age ranges and interests, and learn how Scholastic and We Need Diverse Books support reading. FREE books and resources will be available for attendees!

What's New at National Geographic Books Presented by National Geographic: 1361 3:20 pm – 3:50 pm National Geographic brings you the biggest and the best with our newest nonfiction titles! Atlas of National Parks is perfect for the outdoor lover in your life, while Blue Zones Kitchen is sure to improve health and fill your kitchen with happiness with its lifestyle tips and healthy living recipes. From Women who make a difference in the world to the Gory Details of popular science, these titles are sure to be a hit.

94 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Children’s and YA Sneak Peeks from LBYR, Jimmy Patterson Books, and RP Kids Presented by Hachette Book Group: 1341 4:00 pm – 4:45 pm Learn about upcoming books that span from picture to YA from the Hachette Book Group children’s imprints. We’ll share must-reads and gush about books we don’t want you to miss.

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Get Ready for the Roar of the Dinosaur! Presented by National Geographic: 3161 9:15 am – 10:00 am National Geographic Kids Books presents all things dinosaur served with a side of sizzling science.

HarperCollins/Harlequin Books Adult Book Buzz Presented by Harlequin: 1141 10:10 am – 10:40 am Join HarperCollins Publishers/Harlequin Books marketers for a preview of their favorite Spring and Summer 2020 titles! They'll share everything you need to know about the next BIG book.

Dreaming Big: What's New for Kids and Teens from Sourcebooks and BOOK BUZZ THEATER Charlesbridge Presented by Sourcebooks: 1160; Charlesbridge: 1255 10:50 am – 11:20 am Join us for a look at our upcoming releases and new favorites from Sourcebooks, Charlesbridge, Sourcebooks Fire, and CharlesbridgeTeen.

Travel the Globe with Soho Press: Our Buzziest Crime, Literary, and YA titles Presented by Soho Press: 1562 11:30 am – 12:15 pm Soho Press presents our forthcoming books with a special focus on new titles from fan-favorite authors, including Samira Ahmed's latest YA about an aspiring art historian teen on vacation in Paris recovering a 19th-century Muslim woman's lost story and a groundbreaking novel by literary superstar Tracy O'Neill. Lastly, we'll tour Soho Crime's latest international crime fiction list, topped off by NYT bestselling author Cara Black's first standalone in twenty years, starring a female WWII sharpshooter.

Akashic Books Presents LyricPop—a New, Music-Themed Children's Picture Book Series Presented by Akashic Books 12:25 pm – 12:55 pm Akashic and LyricVerse announce a new children's picture book series: LyricPop. Launching in June 2020, LyricPop presents song lyrics by renowned musicians as picture books. The first four releases are—Good Vibrations, song lyrics by Mike Love and Brian Wilson; Don't Stop, song lyrics by Christine McVie (Fleetwood Mac); We're Not Gonna Take It, song lyrics by Dee Snider; and African, song lyrics by Peter Tosh—with twenty more titles currently in development.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 11:00 am – 11:50 am NPR's Scott Simon Talks about His Middle Grade Novel with the Children's Book Podcast 9:00 am – 9:50 am Upon an Eid: A Joyous Celebration of Muslim 12:00 pm –12:50 pm Behind the Mic: Authors on Podcasting and Voices Audiobooks 10:00 am – 10:50 am World Citizen Comics with First Second Books 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm Learn and Play with Odd Dot Books! 11:00 am – 11:50 am Recording Graphic Novel Audiobooks: 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Introducing Random House Graphic featuring Victoria Jamieson’s Roller Girl and R.J. Gina Gagliano and Lucy Knisley Palacio’s White Bird 3:00 pm – 3:50 pm Reading Beyond: Advanced Reader List 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm Frances Mayes Always Italy 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm Not-Quite-Banned: Combating The Invisible 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm BOOM! Studios: Creating Bold New Worlds Censorship of LGBTQIA+ Stories 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Otto Penzler on the Golden Age of Detective Fiction MONDAY, JANUARY 27 3:00 pm – 3:50 pm Write Her Story: (Re)Shaping Feminist Narratives in YA Literature 9:00 am – 9:50 am The Value of Being Heard in a Bustling World: The Art of Poetry 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm Aisha Redux Unpacks Some of the Essays of Stupid Black Girl 10:00 am – 10:50 am Writing to Protest: Authors Advocating Conversations on Equality, Anti-Racism, and Social Justice SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 11:00 am – 11:50 am Wildpreneurs : A Practical Guide to Pursuing 9:00 am – 9:50 am Vote Fiction, Fearless, and Female: A Your Passion as a Business Conversation with Authors + Editors 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm Worlds of Fun: New Series for Middle Grade 10:00 am – 10:50 am Books in Our Age of Anxiety: Using Literature Readers to Help Kids Navigate Their Lives

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 Recording Graphic Novel Audiobooks: Victoria Jamieson’s Roller Girl and R.J. Palacio’s White Bird Once Upon an Eid: A Joyous Celebration of Muslim Presented by Penguin Random House Audio: 1440/1441 Voices 11:00 am – 11:50 am Presented by ABRAMS: 1256 Creating an immersive recording of a 9:00 am – 9:50 am visual graphic novel is an audiobook production challenge–learn how author Come hear from some of the most brilliant Victoria Jamieson worked with Penguin Muslim voices writing today as they discuss

POPTOP STAGE Random House Audio producer Julianna Eid, a joyful and important holiday for nearly 2 Wilson to adapt her Newbery billion people worldwide. In the face of rising Honor Book Roller Girl as an Islamophobia, authors Aisha Saeed, S.K. Ali, audiobook, narrated by a full cast and Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow believe that with sound effects recorded at a unapologetic happiness is critical—as an act live roller derby. Wilson and nar- of resistance and as a positive representation rator Hillary Huber, who voices of Muslim culture to share with young readers. Grandmere in the recording of R.J. Palacio’s White Bird, will discuss the recording process. World Citizen Comics with First Second Books Presented by Macmillan Children's Publishing Group: 1241 Frances Mayes Always Italy 10:00 am – 10:50 am Presented by National Geographic: 1361 Superheroes save the world all the time, 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm but maybe comic books themselves can In her new book from National help, too. Geographic Frances Mayes, the That’s the goal of a slate of new graphic world’s most beloved expert on novels from World Citizen Comics, all things Italy, takes readers which aim to excite and inform read- on the ultimate insider’s tour of ers about how they can fight corruption in elections, blast fake news the country’s little-known gems with truth-telling, and even battle would-be dictators both near and far and off-the-beaten path destinations. She traverses all 20 regions to through a better understanding of constitutions and the rule of law. reveal the restaurants, markets, shops, vineyards, churches, museums, Join us to learn more! and beaches that only the locals know, paired with the rich history of each unique terrain. This unique treasury illuminates the best of Italy.

96 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS BOOM! Studios: Creating Bold New Worlds SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 Presented by BOOM! Studios: 1854 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm Vote Fiction, Fearless, and Female: A Conversation Join acclaimed authors Sabaa with Authors + Editors Tahir (An Ember in the Ashes), Presented by Macmillan: 1240 Kieron Gillen (Once & Future) 9:00 am – 9:50 am and James Tynion (Something is Killing the Children) for an in- 2020 is the 100th anniversary of depth discussion about what it women's right to vote and we're takes to create exciting new worlds in fantasy, science fiction, action and celebrating being fearless, female, more than reflect the world outside your window. Moderated by Spencer and writing fiction with our dear Simpson (Sales Manager, BOOM! Studios). editors and authors... Featuring Jenna Johnson, Executive Editor, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, author Otto Penzler on the Golden Age of Detective Fiction Raven Leilani (Luster), Daphne Presented by Penzler Publishers: 842 Durham, Executive Editor, MCD/ 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Farrar, Straus & Giroux, and author Sara Sliger (Take Me Award-winning mystery publisher and Apart), Caroline Bleeke, Senior anthologist Otto Penzler discusses major Editor, Flatiron Books, and author Charlotte McConaghy (Migrations). authors and themes in Golden Age detec- Six empowering stories from six of our most fearless... tive fiction, placing them in the greater con- text of the genre as a whole and considering the period's continued relevance today. Books in Our Age of Anxiety: Using Literature to Help Kids Navigate Their Lives Write Her Story: (Re)Shaping Feminist Narratives in Presented by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers: 1807 YA Literature 10:00 am – 10:50 am POPTOP STAGE Presented by Soho Press: 1562 3:00 pm – 3:50 pm Panelists will explore how YA writers today are re-shaping and re-telling feminist narratives for modern teen audiences. NYT Bestselling author Samira Ahmed (Internment) discusses her upcoming novel Mad, Bad & Dangerous To Know, starring a present-day teen who unravels the astonishing story of a 19th Join a mental health professional & five authors (I.W. Gregorio, Abigail century Muslim woman. She’s Hing Wen, Beth Kephart, Sharon Huss Roat & Gail Silver) as they discuss joined in conversation with NYT how libraries are uniquely positioned to be havens of socio-emotional Bestselling author Kim Liggett (The Grace Year) and debut author learning. With books that span the developmental spectrum, authors Abigail Hing Wen (Loveboat, Taipei). will discuss how they created characters that grapple with anxiety, depression, and the complex intersection of physical and mental health. Aisha Redux Unpacks Some of the Essays of Stupid American Psychological Association (APA) staff will highlight relevant Black Girl APA books and resources. Presented by Street Noise Books; Ingram: 1106 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm NPR's Scott Simon Talks about His Middle Grade A first-generation American from The Bronx, Novel with the Children's Book Podcast New York, Aisha Redux uses her bold voice Presented by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers: 1340 and unique point of view in a provocative 11:00 am – 11:50 am collection of essays. Weaving the worlds of Matthew Winner will interview NPR's Scott contemporary Black urban culture, traditional Simon for a LIVE podcast recording of The African religion, and modern tenets of Islam, Children's Book Podcast, introducing the audi- Aisha shares her life experiences, powerful observations, and evolving ence to Simon's debut middle grade novel, belief system through the lens of race, culture, gender, sexuality, and Sunnyside Plaza. Inspired by Simon’s work at spirituality. Join Aisha as she reads from her work and engages in pow- a group home early in his career, Sunnyside erful discussion. Plaza is a story of empowerment and hope as a main character with a developmental disability helps solve the mystery of multiple suspicious deaths in her community.

ALAMIDWINTER.ORG | #ALAMW20 97 Behind the Mic: Authors on Podcasting and Not-Quite-Banned: Combating The Invisible Audiobooks Censorship of LGBTQIA+ Stories Presented by Penguin Random House Audio: 1440/1441 Presented by ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom: 1241 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm Listening to podcasts and audiobooks are both growing among patrons—and authors Dani Shapiro (Inheritance, Family Secrets podcast), Gretchen Rubin (Outer Order, Inner Calm, Happier podcast), and Charles Duhigg (The Power of Habit, How To podcast) know their way around a microphone. Audiobook producer Julie Wilson moderates ALA’s Office for Intellectual Freedom invites you to join a frank discus- a discussion on how their experience as authors and narrators inform sion on visibility, representation, and censorship with authors Eric Bell, their work and translate to both audio mediums. Kacen Callender, I.W. Gregorio, Alex London, and Alexandra Villasante. This session will center on the authors’ personal experiences with soft censorship and discuss how best to protect intellectual freedom and Learn and Play with Odd Dot Books! access to authentic LGBTQIA+ characters and stories. Presented by Macmillan Children's Publishing Group: 1241 1:00 pm – 1:50 pm MONDAY, JANUARY 27 Learn and play with the Odd Dot team! With TinkerActive Workbooks, learning leaps off the page and into the real world! Each The Value of Being Heard in a Bustling World: The workbook covers essential math and science Art of Poetry concepts while encouraging readers to tinker, make, and engineer. In this session the Odd Presented by HarperCollins: 1140 Dot team will show attendees the fun and 9:00 am – 9:50 am exciting ways these workbooks can be used In a world where people are sharing their sto- in public and school libraries highlighting the ries and moments of their lives across social STEM and Maker components of the series. media, many people's voices feel lost in the mix. By opening her inbox to people's stories, Morgan Harper Nichols has found a way to Introducing Random House Graphic featuring Gina help others feel heard, by turning their stories Gagliano and Lucy Knisley into art and poetry. Morgan will share practical examples of how social media can inspire creativity, connection, and real-life community with Presented by Penguin Random House: 1440/1441 those who visit the library. 2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Learn all about the new dedicated graphic novel imprint from Random House Children's Books: Random House Writing to Protest: Authors Advocating POPTOP STAGE Graphic. Hear about Spring and Summer 2020 titles, and Conversations on Equality, Anti-Racism, and Social listen to a Q&A session between Gina Gagliano, publisher of Random House Graphic, and Lucy Knisley, bestselling Justice graphic novelist, whose debut middle grade graphic novel, Presented by The Quarto Group: 1126 Stepping Stones, will be on the Summer 2020 list! 10:00 am – 10:50 am Children’s literature has Reading Beyond: Advanced Reader List become a revolutionary form of protest adopted by many Presented by ALA-CBC Joint Committee marginalized voices. Despite 3:00 pm – 3:50 pm a lack of #ownvoices repre- Looking for age appropriate titles to challenge sentation and oft-fierce back- you advanced readers? Look no further than the lash, these authors reclaim updated ALA-CBC Joint Committee’s Reading their power and offer a jumping Beyond list. Comprised of 75 titles total—in off point for conversations around three age categories—each one evaluated by ALA member librarians inclusivity. Many children inherit on the committee. This announcement of the updated Reading Beyond biased language and concepts list will include a discussion about how the list can be used and author from generations before, and participation. Attendees will receive handouts and have time to raise authors Jamia Wilson, Tiffany Jewell, and Vita Murrow work to undo this questions. damage and inspire young people to speak up and disrupt racist and biased institutions.

98 2020 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Wildpreneurs: A Practical Guide to Pursuing Your Worlds of Fun: New Series for Middle Grade Passion as a Business Readers Presented by Harper Collins: 1146 Presented by Hachette Book Group: 1341 11:00 am – 11:50 am 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm Real-life wildpreneur Tamara Jacobi under- A mouse on Broadway, an stands the challenge and reward of turning unlikely alliance, a kid-lead news- your passion into a business. Over 10 years room, and more! Authors of new ago, she and her family started the Tailwind series for upper-elementary age Jungle Lodge, a treehouse-style eco-lodge in children will share the sparks the jungle on the Mexican Pacific coastline. that grew into multi-book ideas Jacobi shares the lessons she has learned, alongside stories and wisdom and the traits they love about from other wildpreneurs, revealing the joys and realities of making their their target age group. Kids who business dreams come true. have just graduated from chapter books will find new friends, comfort, and excitement in these upcoming series.

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