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OrlandOrlandoo, FL American Library Association C elebrate with Winners of the Andrew Carnegie Medals iet Thanh Nguyen Karin Slaughter. a table for 10 to enjoy the exciting evening and Sally Mann, Tickets for the 2016 celebration are avail- with chosen friends and colleagues – get Vauthors of the win- able at the 2016 ALA Annual Conference details about table reservations here. ning titles of the 2016 An- website when you register for the conference drew Carnegie Medals for or may be added later. You can also purchase » see page 4 Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction, will join Annual Conference attendees at the celebratory 2016 event on Saturday, June 25, 8:00 – 10:00 p.m., at the Hilton Sally Mann Viet Thanh Nguyen Orlando. Billy Collins, U.S. Poet Laureate 2001-2003 – described by for Excellence event includes the program Bruce Weber in the New York Times as “the hosted by the current selection committee most popular poet in America” – will be the chair, Donna Seaman, and a lively dessert featured speaker. Nguyen’s novel The Sym- and drinks reception where attendees mingle pathizer won the fiction medal, and Mann’s with winning authors, speakers, colleagues, memoir, Hold Still: A Memoir with Photo- editors, and ALA leaders. Other winners who graphs won the nonfiction medal. Mann and have attended the event include Anthony Nguyen will each speak after accepting their Doerr, Timothy Egan, Richard Ford, Doris medals and $5,000 checks. The winning Kearns Goodwin, Donna Tartt, and Bryan titles were announced for the first time at Stevenson (of whose speech Publishers Weekly the Midwinter Meeting in January, 2016. asked, “Is This the Greatest Book Award Ac- New walkways connect nearby hotels to the Orange County Convention A conference highlight now in its fifth ceptance Speech Ever?”). Featured speakers Center (OCCC) West Building. year, this popular Andrew Carnegie Medals have included Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Libraries Transform at the 2016 Annual Conference he ALA national public awareness about the library of the future and how to them at the Libraries Transform: Tools and partnerships, Sessions take place in ROS and advocacy campaign, Libraries lead change in your library. In addition to Training session, Saturday, June 25, 1:00 – PLAZA-Ballroom G. Transform, encompasses how li- what’s listed here, you can use the Confer- 2:30 p.m. in ROS CENTRE-Salon 03/04. T » see page 16 braries and librarians are preparing for and ence Scheduler at alaannual.org/scheduler Visit librariestransform.org to register for leading change that transforms lives in the to find transformation-related sessions, pro- the campaign and get access to free tools communities they serve. The Annual Confer- grams, speakers, and resources. ence offers many opportunities to learn more and events. Here are Quick Look You can get some program involved in Li- highlights re- Exhibits braries Transform lated to Libraries Friday, June 24 while you’re in Transform. You 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Orlando. Head over to the ALA Lounge can get more information and add these Saturday & Sunday, June 25-26 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. sessions to your schedule here. and Networking Uncommons for Librar- Monday, June 27 ies Transform ribbons and stickers, and for 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. some related fun activities including the Library of the Future sessions, chance to show your support of #Libraries- sponsored by the ALA Center Registration OPEN NOW! for the Future of Libraries Transform by snapping a picture at the pho- CLICK HERE TO REGISTER to booth. Get ideas for how to implement Library of the Future sessions are de- the campaign in your library, learn about signed to connect with innovators and Auditorium Speaker Series free tools and resources, and hear from change experts and help us understand Saturday, Sunday & Monday June 25-26-27 some of the 2,700 libraries that have already trends that point to possible futures for signed up and the colleagues who are using library services, spaces, collections, and CLICK BELOW FOR ...

Travel EXHIBITS REGISTRATION CONFERENCE SCHEDULER & Housing INFORMATION 2 Cognotes JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO March with Congressman John Lewis, Author Michael Eric Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell ongress- Dyson Opens 2016 Annual man CJohn Conference and Exhibition Lewis – renowned amed by Essence magazine as one of NPR’s “The Michael Eric Dyson Show.” civil rights leader of the 50 most inspiring African His most recent book, The Black Presidency: and co-author Americans in the U.S., Michael Barack Obama and the Politics of Race in of the acclaimed N Eric Dyson will open the ALA America, is provoking graphic novel se- conference on Friday, June 24, wide and engaged dis- ries March – will 4:00 – 5:15 p.m. Dyson provides cussion. make a special ap- some of the most significant com- Dyson, a Georgetown pearance with his mentary on contemporary social University professor, award-winning and intellectual thought, interwo- bridges gaps between March co-creators ven with cultural criticism, race generations, connect- at the 2016 ALA theory, religion, philosophical ing civil rights identity Annual Confer- reflection, and gender studies, and to hip-hop culture, and ence & Exhibi- was recommended by the ALA forging links between tion in in observa- Task Force on Equity, Diversity, older and younger tion of the 50th Nate Powell, Congressman John Lewis, and Andrew Aydin. and Inclusion to give the 2016 Americans, especially anniversary of Annual Conference a stimulat- black Americans. As a the National Endowment for the Humanities hour book signing will immediately follow. ing and thought-provoking start. cutting-edge historian, (NEH), on Saturday, June 25, 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Often called “one of the most coura- Taking on tough and controversial Michael Eric Dyson he reaches beyond race, Lewis and March co-creators Andrew geous persons the civil rights movement issues, Dyson – one of the nation’s (photo by Nina Subin) addressing the universal Aydin and Nate Powell will discuss the legacy ever produced,” Lewis has dedicated his life most renowned public intellectu- commonality of Ameri- of the civil rights movement, the power of to protecting human rights and securing als – is the author of 17 books including the can concern. Other recent topics have visual literature to educate and inspire today’s civil liberties. Despite physical attacks, American Book Award-winning Come Hell or included racial profiling and its impact on youth, and the crucial role of libraries in our serious injuries, and more than 40 arrests, High Water: Hurricane Katrina and the Color of black America, and Dr. King for the 21st democracy. NEH Chairman William D. Disaster, a New York Times op-ed contributor, Century. His appearance at the conference Adams will introduce the event, and a one- see page 20 an MSNBC political analyst, and former host is sponsored by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Immigration Reform Award-winning Author Advocate, Actress Margaret Atwood is Diane Guerrero on ALA Auditorium Speaker ward-winning and President’s Program bestselling author iane Guerrero will be the featured ship and Naturalization. An outspoken AMargaret Atwood speaker at ALA President Sari advocate for commonsense, comprehensive will appear as an Audito- Feldman’s President’s Program immigration reform, Guerrero was taken rium Speaker at the 2016 D ALA Annual Conference during the 2016 Annual in by other Colombian Conference. “America’s li- families in Boston after her on Saturday, June 25, 10:30 braries have advanced the family was deported with- – 11:30 a.m. Atwood is the American Dream by pro- out warning to Colombia award-winning author of viding services and re- when she was 14. She has more than 40 books of fic- sources that welcome and worked with Immigrant tion, poetry, children’s lit- support all immigrants,” Legal Resource Center erature, and critical essays, said Feldman. “Diane and Mi Familia Vota, a including The Handmaid’s Guerrero’s personal story nonpartisan Latino civic Tale, the Booker Prize- is a powerful reminder of engagement organization, winning The Blind Assassin, the library’s essential role to promote citizenship and The Heart Goes Last , and in creating individual voter registration. the MaddAddam trilogy opportunity and com- Guerrero, who has a that began with the Man- munity progress.” The degree in political science Booker prize nominated President’s Program will and communication as Oryx and Crake, continued Margaret Atwood (photo by Liam Sharp) with The Year of the Flood, take place on Sunday, Diane Guerrero well as studying vocal June 26, 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. music, has appeared on nu- and ended with MaddAddam. it has been to wrestle with it!” Well known as an actress on the hit merous TV series and in feature films. In Her forthcoming book The Tempest (Octo- Atwood’s work has been published in shows “Orange is the New Black” and 2015, Variety named her one of the top 10 ber 2016), is part of the Hogarth Shakespeare more than 40 languages, including Farsi, “Jane the Virgin,” Guerrero also volun- Latina actresses to watch, and she received project that sees Shakespeare’s works retold by Japanese, Turkish, Finnish, Korean, Icelan- teers with the nonprofit Immigrant Legal a Screen Actors Guild award for her role acclaimed and bestselling novelists of today. dic, and Estonian, and she has won many Resource Center and in 2015 was named as Maritza Ramos on the award-winning Atwood has consistently named William international awards. She has served as a White House Ambassador for Citizen- Netflix series, “Orange is the New Black.” Shakespeare as one of the most important President of the Writers’ Union of Canada, Her forthcoming memoir, In the Country influences on her own work. Her first en- President of the Canadian Centre (English We Love: My Family Divided, will be pub- counters with him took place in the 1950s at Speaking) of PEN International , is a current her Toronto high school. “The Tempest is, in Vice-President of PEN International, and Click here for lished in May 2016 by Henry Holt & Co. Her appearance at the event is sponsored some ways, an early multi-media musical,” has also worked as a cartoonist, illustrator, REGISTRATION by Henry Holt & Co./Macmillan, and will she said. “If Shakespeare were working today librettist, playwright, and puppeteer. Her be preceded by the ALA Awards. he’d be using every special effect technology appearance at the conference is sponsored Get more information and add this to now makes available. The Tempest is especially by Penguin Random House. your schedule now. intriguing because of the many questions it Get more information and add this to leaves unanswered. What a strenuous pleasure your schedule now.

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E quity, Diversity, and Inclusion GLBT Book Month Activities Activities Highlighted at to Culminate in Orlando Annual Conference he American Library Association Convention Center, “Reflecting Realities: iversity is one of ALA’s key action all attendees to engage. The recommenda- (ALA) will celebrate June 2016 as Transgender Fiction for Today’s Tweens areas. In 2013, ALA President tions from the ALA Committee on Diver- Tthe second annual GLBT Book and Teens” will explore how transgender DBarbara Stripling convened a Task sity in this extensive list will help attendees Month™, a nationwide celebration of youth are identifying themselves earlier Force on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion discover the many related programs, events, the authors and writings that reflect the and earlier, and yet they are some of the (TFEDI), charged with assessing and ad- speakers, exhibitors, and meetings at the lives and experiences of the gay, lesbian, least represented within youth literature. dressing how ALA can be more intentional ALA Annual Conference. Program descrip- bisexual, and transgender communi- Parents and youth alike need assistance about the ways it addresses issues surround- tions and other details about these events ty. GLBT Book Month™ is an initiative of figuring out how to take steps in their ing equity, diversity, and inclusion within can be found in the Conference Scheduler ALA and is coordinated through its Of- journey, and often they turn to the library the association and its events, and how to or mobile app. fice for Diversity, Literacy, and Outreach for their primary resources. Join Cory increase the impact. At the 2016 Annual Featured speakers of related interest in- Services and the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Silverberg, author of the 2016 Stonewall Conference, the TFEDI will unveil its rec- clude Michael Eric Dyson (Opening Gen- and Transgender Round Table. Honor Book Sex is a Funny Word and au- ommendations. eral Session), Diane Guerrero (ALA Presi- Originally established in the ear- thors Donna Gephart, Lily and Dunkin, Other committees, divisions, affiliates, dent’s Program), Congressman John Lewis, ly 1990s by The Publishing Triangle as Brie Spangler, Beast, and Meredith Russo, and individual members have also designed and Auditorium Speakers Maya Penn, Hol- National Lesbian and Gay Book Month, If I Was Your Girl to learn about their new- Annual Conference programs to continue ly Robinson Peete, and Jazz Jennings. The June 2015 will mark the first commemo- est works and ways to help transgender dialogue around these complicated issues, 2016 Jean E. Coleman Memorial Library ration of GLBT Book Month™ to be held youth in your library. provide best practices, and share stories Outreach Lecture features Andrew P. Jack- under ALA’s auspices. On Monday, June 27 from 10:00 a.m. from the field. These issues affect every- son (Sekou Molefi Baako). Award celebra- GLBT Book Month activities will – 12:00 p.m., in the Florida Ballroom of one – you, your colleagues, your patrons, tions include the Stonewall Book Awards culminate with many GLBT events and the Stonewall Book Awards, come cel- and your communities, and we encourage and the Coretta Scott King Book Awards. programs at ALA’s 2016 Annual Confer- ebrate the winners and honor recipients ence in Orlando. Programs at Annual of the 2016 Stonewall Book Awards. The Conference will include: Stonewall Book Awards are the oldest 182 Conversation Starters, On Saturday, June 25, 3:00 – 4:00 awards honoring the best in gay, lesbian, p.m. in room W109B of the Orange bisexual, and transgender writing. Join Ignite Sessions, and Poster County Convention Center, join Mi- the GLBT Round Table as it recognizes chael McConnell and Jack Baker, the the winners and honorees in fiction, Sessions Not to Miss first legally-married same sex couple in non-fiction, and children’s and young the United States during “The Wedding adult categories, including Stonewall ffering special informal op- 148 Poster Sessions, Heard ‘Round The World: The Michael Winner and Honor authors Alex Gino, portunities to hear the latest 16 Conversation McConnell and Jack Baker Story” share Bill Konigsberg, Cory Silverberg, Chris- Ofrom your library colleagues Starters, and 18 Ignite the story of their fight for equality. Mar- topher Barzak and Libby Ware. The first on what’s working in their libraries and Sessions for the ried in 1971, they are the co-authors of winners of the Newlen-Symons Award beyond, and to get conversations going, Annual Conference the newly-released memoir, The Wedding for Excellence in Serving the GLBT 148 Poster Sessions, 16 Conversation have been confirmed. Heard ’Round the World: America’s First Community and the GLBTRT Award for Starters, and 18 Ignite Sessions for the Gay Marriage, published by the Univer- Political Activism will also be presented. Annual Conference have been confirmed. engagement, youth services, technology, sity of Minnesota Press. A book signing will immediately follow The sessions will be held throughout the outreach services, welcoming refugees, Later Saturday, from 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. the presentation. conference in the Orange County Con- popular culture, creativity, marketing, in room W102A of the Orange County ALA’s support of quality GLBT litera- vention Center Room W414CD. social media, games and gaming, engag- Convention Center, join Milo Miller, ture includes the awarding of the pres- Poster Sessions include descriptions ing in ALA, and many more. Co-Founder of Queer Zine Archive Proj- tigious Stonewall Book Awards, which of innovative library programs, analyses Conversation Starter talks are fast- ect and a panel of Queer Zine specialists have honored the very best in gay, lesbian, of practical problem-solving efforts, re- paced 45 minute sessions intended to (Jenna Freedman of Barnard College, and bisexual, and transgender books since ports of research studies and more. Dur- jumpstart conversations and highlight Violet Fox of College of St. Benedict & 1971, including adult literature, non-fic- ing their assigned time slots on Saturday, emerging topics and trends. Ignite St. John’s University) to learn about the tion, and children’s and young adult titles. June 25 and Sunday June 26, between speakers present for exactly five minutes history of queer zines, the current state of Additionally, ALA compiles two annual 10:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., the poster cre- on what they’re most passionate about the culture, and where we are going now, bibliographies of notable GLBT books, ators informally discuss their presenta- in the library world, and inspire the au- including the new Zine Code of Ethics. including the Rainbow Books list featur- tions with conference attendees in the dience to join them. Each five-minute Get ideas on how to catalog and archive ing recommended titles for children and Exhibit Hall. The topics to be covered Ignite talk is accompanied by 20 slides, zines in your collection, along with ideas young adults, and the Over the Rainbow will vary widely, including distance each displayed for 15 seconds before ad- on how to encourage zine culture in and book list for adult literature and non- learning and services, trends and fore- vancing automatically. The public votes around your library. fiction titles. casting, transforming libraries, technol- counted for 30 percent of the selection On Sunday, June 26, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. To learn more, please visit www.ala. ogy, emerging technologies, electronic process; staff votes accounted for anoth- in room W102A of the Orange County org/glbtbookmonth. resources, library marketing, and inter- er 30 percent; the remaining 40 percent national libraries. were an advisory group of ALA mem- Public voting for Conversation Starter bers. Carnegie The other 2016 for adult titles given by ALA and are co- talks and Ignite Sessions again tipped the » from page 1 shortlisted titles for sponsored and administered by Booklist balance in selecting the ones that show- Get more information and add these nonfiction were H and RUSA. For more information and to see case your colleagues’ newest passions to your schedule now, using these links: is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald and The In- past longlists, shortlists, and winners, visit and innovations during the conference. 2016 Conversation Starters vention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt’s Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in The emerging topics, trends, and inno- 2016 Ignite Sessions New World by Andrea Wulf. The other 2016 Fiction and Nonfiction. vations addressed include community 2016 Poster Sessions shortlisted titles for fiction were The Book The Michael L. Printz Program and of Aron by Jim Shepard and A Little Life by Reception, the Andrew Carnegie Medals Hanya Yanagihara. These four authors each for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction receive a check for $1,500. celebration, and the Newbery-Caldecott- The Andrew Carnegie Medals were es- Wilder Banquet are held on Friday, Sat- Click here for tablished in 2012 by the American Library Click here for urday, and Sunday evening respectively, CONFERENCE Association and Carnegie Corporation of allowing Annual Conference attendees to REGISTRATION New York to recognize the best fiction and enjoy all three without conflicts. SCHEDULER nonfiction books written for adult readers and published in the U.S. in the previous Get more information and add this to year. They are the first single-book awards your schedule now.

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Author, TV Host Brad Meltzer Brings Bestselling His Heroes to ALA Annual in Orlando Author, Actress onfiction, suspense novels for League of America for which he won the Jamie Lee adults, children’s books, comic Eisner Award. His suspense novels for adults Curtis to Close Nbooks, TV shows, and 2016 Hon- include the latest political thriller, The Presi- orary Chair of ALA’s Preservation Week – the dent’s Shadow. His newest nonfiction book out 2016 multi-talented New York Times bestselling is History Decoded: The 10 Greatest Conspira- author Brad Meltzer does them all and more. cies of All Time. Based on his wide-ranging ALA Annual A core belief underpins and runs through knowledge and research, the Department each of his projects: ordinary people change of Homeland Security recruited Meltzer the world. Hear him talk about that and to brainstorm different ways that terrorists more as an Auditorium Speaker on June might attack the U.S. A ward win- 26, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. during this year’s He was recently added by The Holly- ning actress American Library Association Conference wood Reporter to their list of Hollywood’s and New in Orlando, Fla. 25 Most Powerful Authors. His television York Times Heroes are important to Meltzer, and he work includes hosting the History Channel bestselling has been inspired by wanting his own chil- shows “Brad Meltzer’s Decoded” and “Lost children’s dren to have better heroes to look up to as he History,” and co-creating “Jack and Bobby.” author Ja- encourages them to dream big, one great role His books have spent over a year on bestseller Brad Meltzer mie Lee model at a time. His collectible picture book lists, and have been translated into more than Curtis will biography series Ordinary People Change the and his newest illustrated children’s books 25 languages, from Hebrew to Bulgarian. Jamie Lee Curtis close out World carries the message that we can all include I Am Amelia Earhart and I Am Abra- Meltzer’s appearance at the conference is the 2016 be heroes. Heroes for My Son, Heroes for My ham Lincoln (to be followed later this year sponsored by Penguin Young Readers. conference after current ALA President Daughter are collections that he has been by I Am Lucille Ball and I Am Helen Keller). Get more information and add this to Sari Feldman passes the gavel to the working on since his children were born, Meltzer’s comic books include Justice your schedule now. 2016 – 2017 ALA President Julie To- daro and introduces the new ALA Di- vision Presidents. The Closing General Author, Autism Awareness Activist Holly Session will take place 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, June 28. Robinson Peete, Twins to Speak June 27 A Golden Globe and BAFTA Award winner, Curtis has starred in many films ctress, author, talk show host, activist, and including “True Lies,” “A Fish Called philanthropist Holly Robinson Peete has de- Wanda,” “Trading Places,” and “Hal- Avoted her life and career to autism awareness. loween.” Most recently, she returned Most recently she has coauthored the timely young to her horror roots as a lead in the TV adult novel Same But Different: Teen Life on the Autism series “Scream Queens,” for which she Express with her 18-year-old twins Ryan Elizabeth and received a Golden Globe nomination. RJ, addressing the challenges and triumphs of being Curtis works with illustrator Laura a teen living with autism and the effects on family, Cornell on all her children’s books, school, friends, and life. Ryan Elizabeth and RJ will which address core childhood subjects join their mother in this Auditorium Speaker program and life lessons in a playful, accessible on Monday, June 27, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. way. She was inspired to write the first Through alternating fictional narratives based on one, When I Was Little: A Four-Year Old’s their own lives, Ryan Elizabeth and RJ, who has au- Memoir of Her Youth, by her then-four- tism, reveal honestly what it means to be a teen living year-old daughter’s boast that she was with autism. Same But Different explores the funny, no longer “little.” Tell Me Again About painful, and unexpected aspects of teen autism while the Night I Was Born is a celebration of daring to address issues not usually talked about, un- adoption and the start of a new family, derscoring tolerance, love, and the understanding that inspired by the adoption of her own Holly Robinson Peete, and her twins RJ and Ryan Elizabeth. everybody’s unique drumbeat is worth dancing to. two children. Since 2000, when Peete learned of RJ’s autism Her other titles include the New With her husband, former NFL founded the HollyRod Foundation, dedi- diagnosis, she has worked tirelessly to help families York Times bestseller Today I Feel Silly, quarterback Rodney Peete, she cated to offering help through compassion- everywhere who are raising children with autism. and Other Moods That Make My Day. ate care to families living with autism and Curtis and Cornell’s next book, This Is Parkinson’s disease. Her picture book about Despicable Me: The Story of Who We Are and Where living with autism, My Brother Charlie, co- Me Minion we Came From (Workman, September Mayhem - written with Ryan Elizabeth and illustrated 2016), brings her whimsical verse to the is open at by Shane Evans, received an NAACP Image subject of immigration and identity. In Universal Award. She also blogs for The Huffington Post. Orlando Ryan Elizabeth Peete is a college student She is a staunch supporter of chil- Resort, and avid world traveler who has devoted bringing dren’s hospitals and their advocacy herself to advocacy for children with special minions, efforts. Curtis’s appearance at the confer- needs. Rodney Jackson Peete, “RJ,” serves mayhem ence is sponsored by Workman. as a mentor at the Los Angeles Speech and and tons of Get more information and add this Language Therapy Center, where he pro- laughter to to your schedule now. Universal vides support and help to young people like Studios. 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Entrepreneur, Activist Maya Transgender Teen Author, Penn to Present Her Ideas Activist Jazz Jennings to emarkable teen entrepreneur and Share Her Journey activist Maya Penn’s TEDWomen azz Jennings, one of the youngest and nity. She has faced challenges, bullying, Talk has been viewed more than R most prominent voices in the national discrimination, and rejection, yet perseveres 1,200,000 million times. She has already discussion about gender identity, will as she educates others about her life as a given three TED Talks, created her own eco- J be an Auditorium Speaker on Monday, June transgender teen and learns to navigate the friendly fashion line, developed animated 27, 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. physical, social, and emotional upheavals films, is an award-winning philanthropist, At the age of five and with the support of adolescence, Throughout, her family has a girls’ rights and environmental activist, of her parents, Jennings transitioned to life supported her and stood against those who and an artist, coder, illustrator, and writer. as a girl. A year later, her first Barbara Wal- do not understand the true meaning of tol- This inspiring young woman will appear as ters interview aired, at a erance and unconditional an Auditorium Speaker on Saturday, June time when the public was love. Jennings, who hosts 25, 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. much less knowledgeable a series of videos about Penn is the CEO of Maya’s Ideas, a com- or accepting of the trans- her life on YouTube, was pany she started in 2008 when she was just gender community. This named to Time magazine’s eight years old; 10-20 percent of the profits Maya Penn groundbreaking inter- most influential teens list go to local and global charities and environ- Harvey Show,” The Huffington Post, Entre- view was followed other two years in a row, was one mental organizations. Her nonprofit, Maya’s preneur Magazine, Wired, Black Enterprise, high-profile interviews, a of The Huffington Post’s 14 Ideas 4 The Planet, contributes to girls in Cosmopolitan, Ebony, The Atlanta Journal documentary, the launch most fearless teens, and developing countries. She helps girls pursue Constitution, and many other publications. of her YouTube channel, was the youngest per- their passions in technology and STEM In her forthcoming inspirational hand- a picture book, and her son ever featured on Out fields. “At four years old, my dad showed book, You Got This! Unleash Your Awesome- own reality TV series – “I Magazine’s OUT100, as me how to take apart a computer and put ness, Find Your Path, and Change Your World Am Jazz” – making her well as on The Advocate’s it back together again. That started my love (April 2016, North Star Way), Penn shares one of the most recogniz- 40 under 40 list. In 2014, for technology,” she said. “I’ve been drawing her journey and provides a creative blue- able activists for trans- Jazz Jennings she was named a Human ever since I could hold a crayon. ... My mom print for teens and young adults, along with gender teens, children, Rights Campaign Youth taught me how to sew.” the tools she has used to build an authentic, and adults. Ambassador and received LogoTV’s Youth Penn, who believes, “Ideas are oppor- exciting, successful, and connected life. Her In her memoir, Being Jazz: My Life as a Trailblazer Award. tunities and innovation. Ideas truly are appearance at the conference is sponsored (Transgender) Teen, (June, 2016), Jennings Her appearance is sponsored by Random what make the world go round,” has been by Simon & Schuster. reflects on these very public experiences and House Children’s Books. featured in Forbes, Time, NPR, CNN, O Get more information and add this to how they have helped shape mainstream Get more information and add this to Magazine, Essence, “The View,” “The Steve your schedule now. attitudes toward the transgender commu- your schedule now. JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO Cognotes 9

Keep in the Loop with These Washington Office Programs The Digital Divide their Broadband Success Stories” taking place based on coding concepts. The session takes sible Books for All” at the 2016 American From the U.S. Department of Hous- on Sunday, June 26, library leaders will also place on June 26, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Library Association Annual Conference, ing & Urban Development’s Connec- discuss plans for future growth using the E- a panel of ebook and accessibility experts tHome effort, to the Federal Communi- rate program as a catalyst. LEAP states will Finding Government Services will discuss the successful partnership be- cations Commission’s Lifeline Program, share their broadband goals and vision and Ever felt frustrated by the prospect of tween Benetech/Bookshare, the New York to citywide digital inclusion initiatives, the things that worked and the things that another unfunded mandate from the federal, Public Library, and others to provide free libraries are playing leadership roles in did not. Learn about how these experiences local or state government? Empower yourself, access to over 400,000 books, periodicals, connecting low-income Americans. Policy will provide the foundation for recommenda- your library and your community by learning and more to qualified library patrons. and library leaders will discuss public tions to ALA and the Chief Officers of State to navigate major egovernment resources and The session takes place Monday, June 27, policy options and share exemplars of how Library Agencies (COSLA) as well as for the websites by attending “EGovernment Services 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Universal Service Administrative Company At your Library: Conquering An Unfunded libraries and allies are expanding digital Successful (USAC), the agency that implements the Mandate,” a conference session that takes opportunities at the 2016 American Entrepreneurship Programs E-rate program on behalf of the Federal Com- place Thursday, June 23, 2016, from 12:30 Library Association Annual Conference. in Libraries During the conference session “Address- munications Commission (FCC). The session – 4:30 p.m. at the 2016 American Library The library community does more to ing Digital Disconnect for Low-Income will be held from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Association Annual Conference in Orlando, promote entrepreneurship than many Americans,” leaders will explore efforts to Fla. The session takes place on Learn about Leaders to Discuss Innovative realize. Libraries provide assistance at every connect disadvantaged Americans to the taxes, housing, aid to dependent families, Coding Programs stage of the effort to launch and operate digital world. The session takes place on social security, healthcare, services to veterans, Coding in libraries? Learn about the variety a new venture – from writing a business Saturday, June 25, 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. legal issues facing librarians in egovernment of programming in school and public libraries plan, to raising capital, to managing work- and more. Leaders Talk about at the 2016 American Library Association’s flow. Learn about best practices for sup- Increases to Broadband Annual Conference in Orlando, Fla. During Experts to Discuss Innovative porting entrepreneurs in libraries during Capacity the conference session “Libraries Ready to Improvement in Ebook the session “The People’s Incubator: Librar- Five pilot states make up the Library Code: Increasing CS Opportunities for Young There has been a shift in the way people ac- ies’ Contributions to Entrepreneurship.” A E-rate Assessment Planning (LEAP) People,” a panel of library experts will share cess information. Ebooks and the widespread panel of experts will elucidate the value of project to ensure libraries benefit from experiences gained through a yearlong look at use of graphics to convey information have this assistance to the entrepreneurship eco- the $3.9 billion modernized E-rate pro- what’s behind the scenes in coding programs created a “new normal” for how we read and system, and discuss ways in which libraries gram. Learn what steps these states have for youth – especially for underrepresented learn. While these resources are readily avail- might make an even greater impact on the taken to increase broadband capacity groups in the science, technology, engineer- able, too many of them are not accessible. innovation economy moving forward. The among their libraries during the 2016 ing and mathematics (STEM) and computer As a result, people with disabilities such as session takes place on Monday, June 27 American Library Association (ALA) science fields. Panelists will also discuss “com- vision impairments, physical limitations and 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Annual Conference. During the session putational thinking” and the unique library severe learning disabilities, often face barriers Get more information and add these to “Libraries LEAP Ahead: 5 States Share perspective on successful learning models to information. During the session “Acces- your schedule now. 10 Cognotes JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO 2016 Annual Conference Exhibits — Company Listing Assignment Name...... Booth Anime Your Way/Artist Alley. . . . .417 BayScan Technologies...... 1075 Cavendish Square...... 1360 +ImageNet Consulting...... 974 Annick Press (distributed by BazanED...... 2357 CCS Content Conversion 1science...... 2335 Publishers Group West). . . 2212, 2213 BCI Libraries...... 847 Specialists Gmbh...... 563 3Branch Products...... 1775 Arbordale Publishing...... 2264 Beijing International Book Fair . . . 1430 Center for Cyber Safety and A-B-C Arckit...... 970 Beijing Superstar Co., Ltd...... 938 Education...... 2135 A+ Book List...... 888 Art of STEM, Inc...... 865 Bella & Harry ...... 1253 Central Recovery Press...... 2227 AAAS Science & Technology Arte Publico Press...... 1474 Bellwether Media...... 2132 Charlesbridge Publishing...... 2043 Policy Fellowships...... 1020 Artstor...... 902 Ben Hatke/Artist Alley...... 404 Cherry Lake Publishing / AAAS/Science ...... 1022 Assocaition for Library and BenBella Books ...... 2232 Sleeping Bear Press ...... 1210 AASL / ALSC...... 719 Information Services (ALISE). . . 1150 Bernan...... 1727 Chicago One Stop/Browser Display. .1713 ABC-CLIO...... 827 Children’s Plus, Inc...... 1313 ABDO Publishing Company. . . . 1367 Child’s Play ...... 1215 Abingdon...... 1255 EXHIBITS HOURS ChiliFresh.com...... 2137 ABRAMS The Art of Books. . . . .1226 CHOICE...... 1147 Access It Software...... 2355 Christopher Herndon/Artist Alley. . .413 Accessible Archives, Inc...... 612 Chronicle Books...... 1203 ACLS Humanities E-Book. . . . . 1212 Friday, June 24 Sunday, June 26 Cinco Puntos Press...... 2227 Action Lab...... 502 Cinnabar Media Ventures...... 2344 Actrace, LLC...... 1189 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Claire Lynn Designs...... 2341 Adam Matthew ...... 1568 Opening Reception Clancy Relocation and Logistics. . . .688 Adaptive Studios ...... 1250 in the Exhibits Monday, June 27 Clavis Books (distributed by Legato/ AFL-CIO/ALA Labor Committee. . 2209 PGW)...... 2212, 2213 AGATI Furniture...... 833 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Clear Insight Publishing...... 1067B ALA Affiliates...... 1127 Saturday, June 25 Exhibits Closing CLCD, LLC (Children’s Literature ALA Games & Gaming Round Table. .521 Comprehensive Database). . . . .1051 ALA Games & Gaming Round Table - 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Events CoLibri Systems North America, Inc.. 1216 Gaming Lounge ...... 527 Combined Book Exhibit ...... 1432 Albert Whitman and Company. . . 2045 Combined eBook Exhibit...... 1432 Aleph Objects, Inc...... 859 Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. . . 509 Alexander Street...... 1116 Communico...... 2175 Algonquin Books...... 1340 Association of College & Research Better World Books...... 975 Comprise Technologies...... 2203 Alliance Resource Consulting. . . . 1261 Libraries ...... 1143 BiblioBoard...... 439 Consortium Book Sales Allzone Digital Services Inc., . . . . .777 Atlas Systems...... 1518 BiblioCommons Inc...... 1275 & Distribution...... 2227 Altarama Information Systems. . . .2015 AtoZdatabases...... 916 Biblionix ...... 452 Consumer Financial Protection AMALIVRE...... 1044 Author-Miscarriage Mom...... 474 Bibliotheca...... 1551 Bureau...... 818 Amber Way Jewelry Company. . . . 470 Authors ‘Round the South (ARTS). . 1137 Biblomodel...... 2055 Contex Americas ...... 1059 America Reads Spanish...... 1339 Auto-Graphics, Inc...... 2127 Big Cozy Books...... 2164 Copyright Clearance Center. . . . . 703 America Star Books ...... 475 Award Winning Authors - Bintec Library Services Inc. . . . . 1761E Cornell Lab Publishing Group American Collective Stand. . . . . 1430 Latino Literacy Now’s Int’l Birchard CO/EZDrop...... 717 (distributed by Legato/PGW) . 2212, 2213 American Express...... 1546 Latino Book Awards...... 1067G Black Caucus of ALA, Inc. (BCALA). .674 CountBOX ...... 1761D American Physiological Society. . . . 907 Aztec Software...... 2363 Black Salt Press...... 989 Counting Opinions (SQUIRE) Ltd. . 2146 American Psychiatric Association Backstage Library Works ...... 2069 Bloomsbury Publishing...... 705 Crabtree Publishing Company. . . .2111 Publishing...... 2206 Baker & Taylor...... 1539 Bloomsbury Children’s Books. . . . 2110 Creative Arts Unlimited, Inc...... 658 American Psychological Association. .1743 Barbershop Books ...... 1067D BluuBeam ...... 1761H Creston Books (dist. by Publishers Amy Ignato/Artist Alley...... 424 Basch Subscriptions Inc., A Prenax BMI Digital ReeL ...... 968 Group West)...... 2212, 2213 Anaphora Literary Press...... 589 Company ...... 1789 Bologna Children’s Book Fair. . . . 1430 Crooked Lane Books (distributed Andrews McMeel Publishing. . . . 1206 BattleQuestions.com ...... 890 Book Fair Buddy by Combined Book by Legato/PGW)...... 2212, 2213 Exhibit...... 1761J The rowleyC Company ...... 1061 Book Systems, Inc...... 839 D-E-F BookExpo America (BEA). . . . . 1440 Dark Horse Comics...... 2329 Click on the stage logos below Booklist Publications...... 1231 Data Planet ...... 816 Books On Tape...... 2302 De Gruyter, Inc...... 711 for an updated schedule of Books24x7, A Skillsoft Product . . . 2259 Deep Vellum Publishing...... 2227 Boopsie, Inc...... 1558 Demco...... 1002 presentations Bound to Stay Bound Books . . . . 1502 DEMCO Interiors...... 1003 Boyds Mills Press and Highlights Department of Information & Library Press...... 1336 Science SoIC, IU...... 1156 Brainfuse...... 533 Diamond Book Distributors. . . . . 502 BrainHQ® ...... 1560 Digital Transitions Division of Cultural Bright Star Touring Theatre. . . . .2261 Heritage...... 921 Bright Write, LLC...... 2207 Digitalia...... 1129 Brill...... 610 DINO LINGO INC...... 2260 Britannica Digital Learning. . . . .2011 Discover Books...... 2367 The What’s Cooking Stage will be Brodart Co...... 1717 Disney - Hyperion ...... 1350 Hear the latest “Buzz” about the newest heating up the exhibit floor with Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) . .804 DK...... 2302 titles from your favorite publishers all in mouthwatering displays from the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics...... 2159 DLSG at Image Access...... 1751 one easy-to-find location in the exhibits. cookbooks, hottest chefs and best-in- Business Expert Press...... 1542 Dover Publications...... 2140 the-business foodies. ByWater Solutions LLC...... 568 Drawn & Quarterly...... 505 Camara Nacional de la Industria Drexel University Online...... 1221 Editorial Mexicana...... 1047 DS Venetta - Author...... 1589 Cambridge University Press. . . . . 903 D-Tech International USA...... 745 Cameron + Company (distributed by Dundurn...... 1250 Publishers Group West). . . 2212, 2213 Dynamite Entertainment...... 502 Candlewick Press...... 1459 East View Information Services . . . 1538 The PopTop Stage features librarian favor- Capira Technologies...... 2360 Easton Studio Press ...... 2232 ites including mystery, humor, romance, Capstone...... 1321 Easy Risers...... 2336 Eavesdropping on the Cosmos, LLC . 2170 technology, and travel, with readings, dis- Hear from authors, illustrators, and CAS...... 2359 Casalini Libri - Fiesole, Italy. . . . .1042 EBSCO Information Services. . . . 1527 cussions, panels, and presentations. creators of the latest games and graphic Cash4YourBooks...... 1331 ECW Press (distributed by Legato/ novels. CASSIE...... 714 Eddie Pittman/Artist Alley . . . . .415 Cat Farris/Artist Alley...... 414 Education Week...... 576 JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO Cognotes 11 2016 Annual Conference Exhibits — Floor Plan

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Assignment Name...... Booth Faculty of 1000 ...... 908 GDC DIFUSION CIENTIFICA Harvard Business Review...... 2232 Eerdmans Books for Young Readers. .1230 FamilySearch...... 2075 SA DE CV ...... 1761B Historical Information eGranary Digital Library ...... 591 Farber Specialty Vehicles...... 643 Geographic Research, Inc...... 775 Gatherers, Inc...... 467 e-ImageData Corp...... 959 Federal Communications Commision GLM Publishing LLC ...... 574 Hoffman Media...... 1250 e-Libro Corporation...... 1534 (FCC)...... 809 Global Access...... 1793 Holiday House...... 2019 ELM USA Disc Repair Machine, Inc.. .2133 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Global Art & Culture Inc. & Xiamen Hoover Institution Press...... 904 Elsevier Inc...... 2003 (FDIC)...... 820 International Book Company Ltd. . .945 The ornH Book...... 1345 Emerald Group Publishing Inc.. . . .920 Firefly Books ...... 1320 Global Financial Data ...... 1131 Horror Writers Association. . . . . 2138 Emery-Pratt Company...... 1117 Florida Department of State Division of The oodG Dog-Coralstone Press . . .2371 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. . . . .1435 Enchanted Lion Books...... 2227 Library and Information Services . . 811 Graphic Arts...... 1250 House of Anansi Press. (dist. by Enslow Publishing...... 1360 Flowerpot Press ...... 2210 The reatG American Poetry Show. . .2170 Publishers Group West). . . 2212, 2213 EnvisionWare...... 1941 Follett...... 1021 Green Kids Club, Inc...... 2208 HP, Inc...... 869 EPrints Services...... 1288 Footage Access...... 910 Greg Smith & Zach Lehner/Artist Huggmee Chair Co., LLC. . . . . 1263 Equinox Software, Inc...... 1175 Foreign Languages for Kids by Kids. . 845 Alley...... 420 Iberoamericana Vervuert...... 943 Erasmus Boekhandel BV ...... 1043 Foreword Reviews ...... 2343 Greenleaf Publishing ...... 477 IBPA ...... 2059 Eschenbach Optik...... 1562 Foundation Center...... 2142 Grey House Publishing...... 1910 Icon Books (distributed by Estey/Tennsco ...... 826 Frankfurt Book Fair - Ausstellungs Groundwood Books (dist. by Publishers Group West). . . 2212, 2213 3-Technologies Solutions Corp. . . .2281 Und Messe GmbH...... 1430 Publishers Group West). . . 2212, 2213 Ideas Roadshow...... 2144 Euromonitor International. . . . . 2136 Freading...... 1559 Grove Atlantic, Inc. (dist. by IDW Publishing...... 502 Eustis Chair...... 1522 Freedom Scientific...... 463 Publishers Group West). . . 2212, 2213 IGI Global...... 602 Evanced...... 1103 Freegal Music...... 1559 Growing Minds LLC...... 471 IImage Retrieval, Inc...... 2151 Ex Libris North America ...... 1903 G-H-I Guadalajara International Book Fair. .1260 Image Comics ...... 502 Faber & Faber (distributed by Galaxy Press...... 2337 H.W. Wilson...... 1910 Independent Publishers Group Publishers Group West). . . 2212, 2213 Gale, Cengage Learning...... 1503 Hachette Book Group USA. . . . .1421 (IPG) ...... 2165 Fabled Films Press ...... 2227 Gareth Stevens...... 1360 Hallett & Sons Expert Movers, Inc.. .2131 Index Data...... 1144 Happometer Corporation. . . . . 1761G India For Everyone...... 940 Harlequin Enterprises...... 1412 Indus International, Inc...... 1053 Click on the ORANGE BOOTH SPACES on the floor plan to HarperCollins Children’s Books. . . 1402 Infobase Learning...... 935 visit Cognotes Preview Issue advertiser Web sites...or click on HarperCollins Publishers...... 1403 Informa...... 611 the bolded company listings. HARRASSOWITZ...... 1038 The arryH Potter Alliance...... 2211 » see page 12 12 Cognotes JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO

Integra Seating...... 2358 Joey Weiser/Artist Alley...... 412 Kermit Weeks...... 689 Exhibits Interlude Press...... 1067A John Graziano/Artist Alley...... 418 KI ...... 1167 » from page 11 International Monetary Fund . . . . . 803 John Hendrix, Drawing is Magic!/ Kids Can Press...... 1211 Assignment Name...... Booth Internet Archive...... 1590 Artist Alley ...... 428 King County Library System. . . . 2256 Information Today, Inc...... 960 IOP Publishing ...... 2107 John Patrick Green/Artist Alley . . . .402 King Northern Publishing...... 891 Ingram Content Group ...... 1359 ITC Systems...... 712 Josh Ulrich/Artist Alley ...... 426 Know Yourself...... 2265 Ingram Publisher Services...... 1250 iTeam Resources, Inc...... 742 JSTOR, Portico & Ithaka S+R. . . . 963 KO Kids Books (dist. by Publishers Inhabit Media Inc...... 2163 J-K-L Jump!...... 2130 Group West)...... 2212, 2213 Inner Traditions International . . . .1319 James Lorimer & Company. . . . .2160 Junior Library Guild ...... 1345 Konica Minolta Business Solutions Innovative Interfaces, Inc...... 1027 Jamie Noguchi/Artist Alley...... 407 KaBOOM!...... 857 USA, Inc...... 1074 Inside Industrial Infrastructure Jarrett Williams/Artist Alley. . . . . 419 Kamishibai for Kids...... 1990 Kono Inc...... 1045 (IIICorp)...... 1491 Jason Brubaker, Coffee Table Comics/ Kane Miller/Usborne Books. . . . .2245 Kore Design, LLC...... 2270 Insignia Software Corporation. . . .2266 Artist Alley ...... 416 Kanopy ...... 665 LaptopsAnytime...... 1062 Institute of Arabic and Islamic Studies. .1592 Jason Horn/Artist Alley ...... 410 Kapco Book Protection ...... 1476 Latin American Book Store Institute of Museum & Jeremy Whitley/Artist Alley. . . . . 405 Keebee Play...... 2155 Academic Publications from Library Services...... 813 Jimmy Patterson...... 1419 Kensington Publishing...... 2126 Latin America and Spain...... 946 LearningExpress, LLC, An EBSCO Company ...... 1327 Lectorum Publications...... 1333 Lee & Low Books...... 1469 Legacy Digital Productions LLC . . . 664 Legato Publishers Group . . . 2212, 2213 LEID Products...... 1060 Lenovo...... 615 Lerner Publishing Group...... 1351 Lexington Books ...... 1727 Complimentary shuttle service is provided between the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) and the official ALA hotels listed below. If you have questions about the shuttle or if you need to make a reservation for a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, LexisNexis...... 2103 please see the shuttle supervisor at the OCCC or call KUSHNER & ASSOCIATES at (310) 425-2443 during shuttle hours. Libib ...... 1761F Librarica, LLC...... 714 Library Bureau Steel...... 1761I Hotels and Boarding Locations Library Design Systems, Inc. . . . . 1057 All routes board at West Hall A & B at OCCC Shuttle Schedule Library Ideas, LLC...... 1559 Library Journal...... 1345 Route 1 Boarding Location Shuttle Schedule to OCCC – Routes 1-7 Library Juice Academy...... 1190 Avanti Resort Curbside on International Dr. See Meeting Express for additional service Library of Congress...... 1917 Courtyard by Marriott Intl. Dr. Curbside on Austrian Ct Embassy Suites Orlando Intl. Dr. At Avanti Resort Thursday, June 23 The Library Store Inc...... 830 Embassy Suites Jamaican Court Curbside on Jamaican Ct 12:00pm – 5:00pm Service every 20-30 minutes Library Stories...... La Quinta Inn Intl. Dr. Curbside on Jamaican Ct Library Systems & Services, LLC Friday, June 24 Sonesta ES Suites Orlando Curbside on Austrian Ct (LSSI)...... 1138 Route 2 Boarding Location 7:00am – 3:00pm Service every 20-30 minutes Library Technologies Inc...... 707 Las Palmeras, A Hilton Grand Vacations Club Front Entrance 3:00pm – 8:00pm * Service every 10-15 minutes Library Video Company...... 2153 Vista Cay Resort by Millenium On Cayview Ave Route 3 Boarding Location Saturday, June 25 LibraryThing...... 2013 Castle Hotel Curbside on Universal Blvd 7:00am – 11:00am Service every 10-15 minutes Lincoln Center for the Performing Extended Stay Conv. Ctr. Curbside on Universal Blvd 11:00am – 2:00pm Service every hour from OCCC Arts, Inc...... 2152 Hampton Inn Intl. Dr. Conv. Ctr. At Residence Inn 2:00pm – 6:00pm * Service every 10-15 minutes Lion Forge Comics...... 502 Homewood Suites by Hilton Intl. Dr. At Residence Inn little bee books...... 1310 La Quinta Inn & Suites Conv. Ctr. Curbside on Universal Blvd Sunday, June 26 Residence Inn by Marriott Conv. Ctr. Curbside on Universal Blvd Coretta Scott King Breakfast Little, Brown Books for Young Springhill Suites by Marriott Conv. Ctr. Intl. Dr. At Residence Inn 6:00am – 11:00am Service every 10-15 minutes Readers...... 1418 Route 4 Boarding Location 11:00am – 2:00pm Service every hour from OCCC Living Language...... 2302 Clarion Inn & Suites Conv. Ctr. Intl. Dr. Curbside on Hawaiian Ct Llewellyn Worldwide...... 2017 2:00pm – 6:00pm * Service every 10-15 minutes Days Inn Orlando Conv. Ctr. Intl. Dr. At Clarion Inn & Suites London Book Fair...... 1430 Red Roof Inn – International Dr. Convention Ctr. At Clarion Inn & Suites Monday, June 27 Lonely Planet...... 1316 Route 5 Boarding Location 7:00am – 11:00am Service every 10-15 minutes Fairfield Inn & Suites Int. Dr. Conv. Ctr. Curbside on Universal Blvd Lorito Books ...... 1474 Wyndham Orlando Resort Intl. Dr. Convention Entrance 11:00am – 6:00pm * Service every 20-30 minutes Lucas Color Card...... 2375 Route 6 Boarding Location Tuesday, June 28 Lumina Media Books...... 2232 Doubletree by Hilton Orlando SeaWorld Front Entrance 7:00am – 2:00pm Service every 20-30 minutes Lynda.com...... 659 Hilton Garden Inn SeaWorld Curbside on Westwood Blvd. * Indicates last time shuttle departs OCCC returning to hotels. Last shuttle Lyngsoe Systems...... 545 Renaissance Orlando SeaWorld Oceans Ballroom Entrance departs hotels coming to the OCCC approximately 45 minutes prior to this LYRASIS...... 637 Route 7 Boarding Location time. Extended Stay America Westwood N&S Curbside on Westwood Blvd M-N-O Fairfield Inn & Suites SeaWorld Driveway between Fairfield and Springhill Mackin Educational Resources. . . .2269 The Michael L. Printz Program and Reception Hawthorn Suites Convention Center At Extended Stay, Curbside on Westwood Macmillan...... 2115 Hilton Grand Vacations Club SeaWorld Curbside on Sea Harbor Dr. Friday, June 24 - 7:00pm - 10:30pm Residence Inn SeaWorld Front Entrance Macmillan Children’s Publishing Springhill Suites SeaWorld Driveway between Fairfield and Springhill Attendees to ride regular shuttle to OCCC until 8:00pm. Group...... 2118 Return shuttle service back to hotels from OCCC will be Magazine Subscription Service

Meeting Express Boarding Location provided from 8:00pm-10:30pm. Agency ...... 534 Hyatt Regency Orlando Convention Entrance Magnolia Pictures...... 732 Hilton Orlando Group Arrivals Area Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Makerspaces.com...... 877 Rosen Plaza Hotel Convention Entrance Nonfiction Celebration OCCC South Building Hall A Entrance Man & Machine, Inc...... 990 OCCC West Building Hall A Entrance Saturday, June 25 - 7:00pm - 10:30pm Mango Languages ...... 551 Shuttle service provided every hour from hotels to Hilton MARCIVE, Inc...... 1016 Rosen Centre is adjacent to OCCC West Hall A. Use OCCC West Building for Orlando 6:00pm-8:00pm. Return shuttle service back to hotels boarding/departure for Rosen Centre Hotel. MarketLine ...... 460 from Hilton Orlando will be provided from 8:00pm-10:30pm. The arvelM Group Inc...... 733 Meeting Express Hotels are walkable from OCCC. Shuttle service is being provided for those with mobility issues or time constraints. Meeting Express will run every 10- Mason Crest...... 1309 15 minutes during shuttle hours. Refer to the shuttle schedule to the right for daily Newbery-Caldecott-Wilder Banquet McFarland...... 606 start and end times. Sunday, June 26 - 6:00pm - 11:00pm McGraw-Hill Education...... 1709 Shuttle service provided every hour from hotels to Hyatt Media Flex - OPALS ...... 958 Orlando 6:00pm-8:00pm. Return shuttle service back to hotels The ediaPreserveM ...... 838 from Hyatt Orlando will be provided from 8:00pm-10:30pm. Mergent, Inc...... 969 MerryMakers...... 2156 Additional Tours & Events providing transportation from OCCC will board Metis Systems USA ...... 468 Make sure to stop by the Gale, Cengage at the Westwood Lobby entrance. Check your event ticket or with Michael Regina/Artist Alley. . . . . 421 organizer for specific details. Learning booth #1503 and check out what’s new! Midpoint...... 1259 Midwest Library Service...... 1133 » see page 13 JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO Cognotes 13

Perma-Bound Books...... 1427 Exhibits Perseus Books...... 2226 » from page 12 EXHIBITS HOURS Perseus Distribution...... 2232 Assignment Name...... Booth Peter Pauper Press, Inc...... 2141 Midwest Tape...... 1735 Pisgah Press ...... 691 Mike Maihack/Artist Alley...... 409 Pizzuti...... 2277 Friday, June 24 Sunday, June 26 Mitinet...... 2369 Plata Publishing, LLC ...... 2232 MJ Industries Inc...... 710 Playaway ...... 1975 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. MK Reed/Artist Alley...... 403 Plum Analytics...... 1527 Opening Reception mk Solutions, Inc...... 1220 PolicyMap...... 613 Modern Language Association. . . .1119 Pop Culture Classroom/Artist Alley. . 422 in the Exhibits Monday, June 27 Morgan & Claypool Publishers . . . 1289 Popular Subscription Service . . . . 1188 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Morningstar...... 1512 PreK12 Plaza...... 2258 Mother Goose on the Loose. . . . .1591 Preservation Week / ALCTS. . . . .1781 Saturday, June 25 Exhibits Closing Movie Licensing USA...... 645 PressReader ...... 1761K 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Events Music Box Films...... 741 Project MUSE...... 1058 Music Library Association . . . . . 1159 Pronunciator Language Learning. . . 730 NA Publishing, Inc...... 841 ProQuest...... 1903 NASA ...... 1961 Psychotherapy.net...... 912 National Association of Chronic PTFS, Inc...... 469 Disease Directors...... 821 Publisher Spotlight...... 2239 Silvermine International Books, LLC. .943 Turner...... 1250 National Geographic ...... 2328 Publishers Group West Simmons College School of Library Tutor.com ...... 1510 National Information Standards (PGW)...... 2212, 2213 and Information Science. . . . . 1157 Tutree...... 1761C Organization (NISO)...... 1544 Publishers Weekly...... 1341 Simon & Schuster, Inc...... 1302 Tyndale House Publishers...... 2168 Naxos of America, Inc...... 456 PubMatch ...... 1432 SimplyMap ...... 775 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration NBM/Papercutz...... 507 Puvill Libros S.A...... 1046 SirsiDynix ...... 951 Services...... 808 New Harbinger Publications . . . . 2158 Qatar National Library...... 939 Sisters in Crime...... 2346 U.S. Department of State - Passport The ewN Press...... 2238 Quality Press ...... 575 Skyhorse Publishing, Inc...... 2236 Services...... 810 New Urban Distributors/ Quarto Publishing Group USA . . . 1575 Smithsonian Books...... 2332 U.S. Environmental Protection Everbooks...... 1067E Queens Library ...... 1262 Sobek Digital Hosting and Agency ...... 807 New Vessel Press...... 2227 R.R. Bowker...... 1910 Consulting ...... 675 U.S. Government Publishing Office. . 805 New World Library (dist. by Raha Books ...... 940 The ockKidsS ...... 1989 UCLA Information Studies. . . . .1154 Publishers Group West). . . 2212, 2213 Rainbow Book Company...... 1375 Soho Press ...... 2326 UDON Entertainment...... 515 New York Philharmonic Leon Randolph Rose Collection. . . . . 1035 Sounds True...... 2154 Unique Management Services . . . .2289 Levy Digital Archives ...... 1091 Random House Children’s Books. . .2302 Sourcebooks...... 2033 United Nations Publications. . . . . 823 The New York Times...... 1219 Raspberry Pi Foundation...... 875 Space Science Institute...... 2162 Universal Service Administrative NewsBank, Inc...... 619 REACH...... 454 Spacesaver Corporation...... 1265 Company (USAC) ...... 464 Niche Academy...... 1761L Readex...... 619 Spanish Publishers, LLC...... 1333 University of Illinois School of Nienkämper Furniture...... 539 ReadyANIMATOR...... 676 Spectrum Industries Inc...... 559 Information Sciences...... 1161 Nikki McClure/Artist Alley. . . . . 411 ReadyRosie...... 964 Sphero...... 769 University of North Texas College of NOAA Scijinks ...... 2134 Recorded Books...... 1951 Springer...... 1931 Information...... 1155 Nobrow Press & Flying Eye Books. . 2227 Red Wheel/Weiser...... 1318 Springshare...... 562 University of Pittsburgh Press. . . . 2157 Nolo...... 1250 The eferenceR Shelf...... 1593 ST Imaging ...... 620 University of Tennessee, School of Nomad Press (dist. by Legato/ ReferenceUSA ...... 721 StackMap...... 2243 Information Sciences...... 1151 PGW)...... 2212, 2213 Regnery...... 2232 Stallion Books ...... 2240 University of Washington Northern Micrographics Inc...... 874 Reliance Barcode Solutions, StandWithUs / Learn Israel . . . . . 991 Information School...... 1153 NorthSouth...... 1251 formerly Reliance Label Solutions. .2161 Stanger Litho-Library Services. . . . 662 University of Wisconsin Press. . . . 2157 Northwestern University Press. . . .2157 Renaissance Learning...... 1311 Star Bright Books...... 1217 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee . . .1160 NoveList...... 1527 ResCarta Foundation, Inc...... 466 Steelcase Education ...... 2251 Unshelved/Overdue Media LLC. . . .520 NUMILOG...... 941 Ripley Entertainment, Inc...... 1312 Stephen McCranie/Artist Alley. . . . 427 Upstart...... 1002 OCLC...... 1517 Ristech Company, Inc...... 1564 Sterling Publishing Co. Inc...... 1445 US Census Bureau...... 465 ODILO...... 451 Rittenhouse Book Distributors Stop Falling Productions ...... 2364 USI ...... 1076 OECD...... 806 & R2 Digital Library...... 1761A Swank Digital Campus...... 647 VenMill Industries...... 735 Office ofinority M Health Resource The oadRunnerR Press...... 788 Syracuse University School of VIZ Media...... 503 Center...... 817 Rocket Languages...... 1559 Information Studies (iSchool). . . 1158 Voccell, Inc...... 861 Omnigraphics ...... 1430 Rock’s Backpages...... 565 Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an, Inc...... 1489 voxgov...... 812 Oni Press...... 502 Ron Salas/Artist Alley...... 423 TandD US, LLC ...... 458 Voya- Teacher Librarian...... 2150 Oops Comic Adventure...... 408 Rosen Publishing...... 1360 Taylor & Francis Group...... 603 VS America ...... 569 Open Letter...... 2227 Rourke Educational Media. . . . . 1356 TeacherGeek, Inc...... 863 W-X-Y-Z OpenEdition...... 906 Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. . .1727 TeachingBooks.net...... 1443 W. W. Norton & Company. . . . .2027 OpinionArchives ...... 1540 Royal Society of Chemistry . . . . .1018 Tech Logic...... 1475 Wanfang Data ...... 988 Orange County Library System. . . 1139 RTI/PIK...... 727 teledynamics, llc...... 2381 Warren Associates...... 444 Orca Book Publishers...... 1202 S-T-U-V Telelift...... 774 We Need Diverse Books...... 1067C O’Reilly...... 1250 S&P Global Market Intelligence . . . 618 Third Iron ...... 956 Wiley...... 909 Other Press...... 2334 Sabia, Inc...... 2262 Thom & Kambrea Pratt/Artist Alley. . 406 William B. Meyer Inc...... 746 OverDrive, Inc...... 651 SAGE Publishing...... 1566 Thomas elsonN Publishers. . . . . 1413 Wolters Kluwer ...... 1121 Owlkids Books (dist. by Publishers Salem Press...... 1910 Thomson eutersR ...... 1703 Word Winder, Inc...... 518 Group West)...... 2212, 2213 San José State University-iSchool. . .1162 Thrift Books, LLC...... 917 Worden Company...... 2145 Oxford University Press...... 1451 Santillana...... 1333 Tiger Tales...... 2051 Workman Publishing...... 1340 P-Q-R Scannx, Inc...... 1274 Time Inc. Books...... 1431 World Bank Publications...... 802 P.V. Supa, Inc...... 1075 Schedule3W/Medianet Dymaxion. . .709 TIND Technologies...... 528 World Book Inc...... 1017 Paizo Publishing...... 502 Scholastic Inc...... 1236 TLC - The Library Corporation. . . .927 WPA Film Library...... 739 Palmer Hamilton...... 440 School Library Journal...... 1345 TMC Furniture, Inc...... 1981 WT Cox Information Services. . . . 631 Palmer School @ LIU...... 1246 Scripps National Spelling Bee. . . . 2340 Today’s Business Solutions...... 445 YBP...... 1526 Palmieri Furniture Ltd...... 851 Seatales Publishing Company. . . . 1991 Tongfang Knowledge Network Yewno ...... 457 PBS Educational Media...... 731 Second Story Press...... 1202 Technology Co ,. Ltd . (Beijing). . . . 942 Young Adult Library Services Peachtree Publishers...... 2039 Senor Tech...... 462 Tony LaVine ...... 889 Association, YALSA...... 871 Pearls with Purpose ...... 2254 Sensitive - The Untold Story TOON Books...... 2227 Zine Pavilion...... 751 Penguin Random House ...... 2302 (documentary)...... 1067H Top Reads Publishing, LLC. . . . . 590 Zondervan/Zonderkidz/Blink...... 1409 Penguin Random House Grupo Seven Stories Press...... 2338 Tor/Forge Books...... 2114 Zoobean...... 2202 Editorial USA...... 1333 SFWA, Inc...... 2353 Total Boox...... 1761M Penguin Random House Library Shadow Mountain...... 2250 Transparent Language, Inc...... 2037 Marketing...... 2302 Sharjah International Book Fair. . . 1426 Treetop Publishing Inc./Bare Books. . 519 Penguin Young Readers...... 2302 Shelli Paroline/Artist Alley...... 429 Tundra Books...... 2331 —List as of June 3, 2016 14 Cognotes JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO

All attendees are ALA Division Presidents’ Programs: welcome at these Division Presidents’ Thought Leaders, Experts, and Inspiration Programs, which are LA Division Presidents’ Programs different genres, will speak about his work we interact with information, fundamentally likely to make you think often feature highly regarded ex- and his connection to readers and librarians. changing the way we interact with the world differently. Aperts from a variety of fields, offer- (Avi worked for many years as a librarian at and each other. Dr. Michael R. Nelson will ing ALA Annual Conference attendees an- the New York Public Library). address how these changes can benefit people museums and theme parks, will talk about other opportunity to be inspired by innova- ACRL: Speakers Sara Bowman, Yasmeen globally only by abiding by such principles as creating an effective and immersive “guest tions that can be adapted and applied in their Shorish, and Kristin Partlo will address open standards, the free flow of information, experience” in your library that both teaches own work and organizations. All attendees multiple approaches for academic libraries of transparency, and empowering users. and inspires your users, and how libraries can are welcome at these programs, which are various sizes to tailor their engagement with ALSC: Inspired by Orlando’s engaging tell stories with space and create emotional likely to make you think differently. data services to their institutional priorities. theme parks, this program will address how resonance with their users. Examples will be AASL : Award-winning author Avi, who ALCTS: Cloud technology combined child development, architecture, and stories drawn from the library world as well as local has published more than 70 books spanning with broadband wireless, sensors, Big Data all work together to create spaces that are Orlando theme parks. different age levels and encompassing several and machine learning will transform how vital to children and the communities that United for Libraries: Bestselling author support them. In addition to a panel, a key- John Hart will be interviewed by Barbara note will be offered by Marty Sklar, former Hoffert, editor of Library Journal’s Prepub president of Walt Disney Imagineering. Alert. Hart is the author of four New York Find it in the ALA Lounge ASCLA: Librarians Sandy Cohen, Times bestsellers, has received the best novel he ALA Lounge, sponsored by Chris Corrigan, Marti Goddard, Lily Sa- Edgar® Award for consecutive novels, the ALA Membership, welcomes charow, and Deborah Tenofsky will share Barry Award, and England’s Steel Dagger Tyou to a bevy of information real-world experiences in addressing the Award for best thriller of the year. on ALA divisions, round tables, offices, everyday needs of patrons with disabilities in Learn more and add any or all of these membership, and more. ALA staff and all types of library, and in responding to an President’s Programs to your schedule. volunteer member Ambassadors will be audit from the U.S. Department of Justice at the Lounge to guide you, to provide about accessibility of web pages and online information, and to answer any ques- resources. A Conversation tions you may have about the conference LITA: Co-sponsored by ALA’s Office about Core and about ALA. for Diversity, Literacy, and Outreach Ser- Learn about ALA’s public awareness vices and the Black Caucus of the ALA, Values, Intellectual campaign Libraries Transform and see Safiya Umoja Noble will talk about moving the transformative nature of today’s li- toward an ethic of social justice in informa- Freedom, and braries. Dig into the history of libraries tion. Technologies consist of a set of social and the profession in celebration of our practices, situated within the dynamics of Social Justice 140th anniversary. For the avid ribbon race, gender, class, and control, and Noble or many years, intellectual freedom, collectors, find special ribbons at the will discuss the importance of the library a core value of librarianship and Lounge you can’t find anywhere else dur- community to offer models of intervention many colleagues in the publishing ing the convention. The Lounge invites F through research, practice, and teaching. world, has looked to a near First Amendment you to join our #Quest4ALAAC16, Lounge at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, June LLAMA: Featuring William Ury, co- absolutism. Today, a growing concern over which will take you on a wild and infor- 25. Snap pictures with our selfie sticks author of the best-selling Getting to Yes, the need for more diversity in publishing, a mative adventure around the convention and the #LibrariesTransform frame. numerous other books, and, most recently, greater sensitivity to the abuses of power and center and exhibit floor for a chance to Snoopy, the Honorary Chair of Library Getting to Yes with Yourself: (and Other privilege, has given rise to a stronger commit- win prizes. Card Sign-up Month, will also be avail- Worthy Opponents). His TED talk, The ment in the field to social justice. Get your smiles ready for many able at the Lounge for photographs Walk from “No” to “Yes” has been viewed “Taking the Cake: A Generational Con- photo opportunities. Join our #ALAAC- and hugs Sunday, June 26 from 12:00 more than 1.4 million times. flict,” a panel discussion taking place on 16ClassPhoto, a group photo at the – 4:00 p.m. RUSA: Dave Cobb, an expert on design- Monday, June 27 at 1:30 p.m. in Room W205 ing immersive educational experiences for of the Orange County Convention Center, offers an opportunity to directly engage in a conversation and talkback that considers whether these values are in conflict, asks whether one value is replacing the other and considers the responsibility of librarians and publishers as one generation of professionals begins to give way to another. Recent controversies over the content of children’s books have thrown into sharp relief the potential conflicts between these two values. When the book A Birthday Cake for George Washington was pulled from circulation by Scholastic after robust criticism of the book’s portrayal of slavery, many supported the deci- sion to remove the book from circulation, while RefME Institute other librarians, publishers, and free speech advocates argued that the decision to pull the book compromised intellectual freedom. Empowering institutions to improve the Judith Platt, a lifelong advocate for the free- dom to read on behalf of the American Associa- student learning experience tion of Publishers, will share the platform with Katie Chamberlain Kritikos, a doctoral student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Contact Us: School of Information Studies to share their views and lead a discussion about the founda- RefME is the most accurate, Mike Tartaglione tions and future of our profession. Jamie LaRue, easy-to-teach research tool used by Head of US Academic Partnerships director of the ALA Office for Intellectual Free- over a million students, librarians and email: [email protected] dom will introduce the panel and moderate the teaching sta worldwide. Tel: +1 347 708 1759 discussion. The panel is jointly sponsored by the ALA’s Intellectual Freedom Committee and the American Association of Publishers. JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO Cognotes 15 An International Focus at the Annual Conference LA Annual Conference always of- aisle 900 of the exhibit hall, with suppliers this year at the Cuba Libre Restaurant, 6:00 tions, regional cuisine, hors d’oeuvres and fers a wide range of internationally from around the world, is the perfect place –8:00 p.m. on Monday, June 27 is always a an open bar. Tickets are free to international Afocused programs, poster sessions, to find multilingual and multicultural pub- popular Annual Conference event. It offers librarians registered for the full conference meetings, social events, and discussions that lications and library materials. Also in the a chance to meet and mingle with librarians and available to others online through June offer unique insights into the wider world exhibit hall, you can find out about innova- from more than 80 countries, to enjoy a 17, and onsite in Orlando in the conference of libraries. To find all the Annual Confer- tive programs and transformative ideas that mix of culture and ideas, awards presenta- registration area. ence international options, locations, and are shaping libraries all over the world at the other details, use the Conference Scheduler International Poster Session, Saturday, June “International issues” subject area and/or 25, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. ALA Unit “IRRT” or “IRC” (alaannual.org/ Programs sponsored by the International scheduler), or use the mobile app at alaan- Relations Round Table and the International nual.org/mobile-app). Relations Office throughout the conference International highlights include the fol- will address the following topics: From lowing. Vietnam to Syria: Refugees, Their Stories, The International Librarians Orientation and Needs; Borderless Libraries: Pushing on Friday, June 24, 2:30 – 4:00 p.m. in room Boundaries for Innovation and Leadership; W109B of the convention center offers an 2016 East Asia & Pacific Forum; Empower overview of ALA, the conference, exhibits, the Citizens: Copenhagen Libraries Strategy and the city of Orlando, including recom- 2014-2018; How libraries and librarians mended programs and social activities, plus can act as community resources in building the chance to meet colleagues who will help bridges between different communities; international attendees make the most of the Public libraries finding their place at the conference experience. heart of civic life in South Korea; Leaning The International Visitors Center (IVC) is International: Stories from the field – IRRT the ideal place to meet friends and other in- International Connections; Strategies to ternational visitors, to get information about Grow and Sustain Libraries in Africa; Ser- the conference and international events or vices to Spanish Speakers: Best Practices and tips on getting around Orlando, to use the Models from Latin America; Collaborating computers with free Internet access, or just for Sustainable Libraries: Examples from to sit and relax. There are also collaboration International Developing Economies; and tables in the IVC, which is open Friday, June Best Practices of Internationalizing Libraries: 24 – Monday, June 27, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Public, School, & Academic – IRRT Chair’s The largest exhibition in the library community opens Friday, June 24 at in Lobby B. Program. 5:30 p.m. at the 2016 ALA Annual Conference & Exhibition in Orlando. The International Publishers Pavilion in The International Librarians Reception, IT’S A

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Way to Innovate: Learn How Libraries Transform to Bring People Together » from page 1 Think Better: Attention in Education and Lead Change with Steelcase earn how libraries across the country how the library served patrons. Saturday, June 25, 10:30 – 11:30 a .m . are uniting communities and leading Richard Frieder (RDF Consulting, How might research into the neu- Lpositive change through community former community engagement director, roscience of attention help us design engagement at the 2016 ALA Annual Con- Hartford (Conn.) Public Library) will discuss spaces that minimize distraction and ference. how a series of community conversations on help learners focus. Presenter: Steve Slif- “Way to Innovate: How Three Librar- the subject of police-resident relations led to ka, National Architect & Design Lead- ies Turned Outward to Lead Change (and a powerful partnership that seeks to make er, Steelcase Education You Can, Too)” will be held at 1:00 p.m. Hartford’s low-income neighborhoods safer Saturday, June 25 in the Orange County and stronger. Learning with the Raspberry Pi Foun- Convention Center Room W304 G-H. Amber Williams (librarian, Spokane dation The program will feature Rich Harwood, County (Wash.) Library District) will share Saturday, June 25, 1:00 – 2:30 p .m . president and founder of The Harwood In- how community engagement work has Libraries can play an important role stitute for Public Innovation, a nonprofit or- become part of the work — and job descrip- in creating an affordable maker-focused ganization that teaches, coaches and inspires tions — of library professionals across her culture that equips young people with people and organizations to solve pressing district, and how that shift, with stumbles STEAM skills and fosters a deep under- problems and change how communities and successes, has improved services and standing of technology. Presenter: Matt work together. Harwood will discuss librar- strengthened the library’s standing in the Richardson, Product Evangelist, Rasp- ies’ vital role in transforming communities community. berry Pi Foundation Presenter: Grif Peterson, Learning and how his step-by-step community engage- Attendees will leave inspired to tackle some Lead, Peer 2 Peer University ment approach, called “Turning Outward,” of their community’s most pressing challenges Learning with the Harry Potter Alliance can help ignite partnerships and progress. and armed with the resources to get started. Sunday, June 26, 3:00 – 4:00 p .m . Diverse Books From Across the Globe Speakers from three public libraries will Freudenberger, Frieder, and Williams were Join the Harry Potter Alliance to Saturday, June 25, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. then share how they have used the approach part of ALA’s Libraries Transforming Com- learn how fandom can spark civic en- Libraries can play an important role for the past two years to better understand munities (LTC) Public Innovators Cohort, a gagement and motivate youth to action. in promoting voices from emerging mar- and transform their communities. group of 10 public libraries selected in 2014 Presenters: Janae Phillips, Chapters Di- kets and developing countries, making Erica Freudenberger (director, Red Hook to undergo an extensive, 18-month training rector, The Harry Potter Alliance, and books available to new audiences as well (N.Y.) Public Library, 2016 Library Journal in the “Turning Outward” approach. Learn Katie Bowers, Campaigns Director, The as refugee populations and foreign lan- Mover & Shaker), will explain how her more about the LTC Public Innovators Co- Harry Potter Alliance guage speakers across the United State small-town library gathered input from resi- hort and access free community engagement Presenter: Rebecca McDonald, CEO, dents and used what they learned to reshape tools and resources at ala.org/LTC. Learning with Matthew Broffman and Library for All Innovation at the City of Orlando Monday, June 27, 10:30 – 11:30 a .m . Knight News Challenge Libraries – 2016 Learn how the City of Orlando uses Challenge Winners Announcement human-centered design to assess the Saturday, June 25, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. needs of citizens and develop services and Join representatives from the Knight policies to be truly responsive to com- Foundation as they announce the newest munities. Presenter: Matthew Broffman, winners of the Knight News Challenge Director of Innovation, City of Orlando Libraries and host a panel discussion about transformational change happen- Additional Library of the Future Ses- ing in the library field. sions include Learning with Gensler’s Ap- proach to Community Engagement (Sat- Can I Use It? New Tools for Determin- urday, June 25, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.); The ing Rights and (Re)Use Status for our Feasibility Study as a Catalyst for Change Digital Collections (Sunday, June 26, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.); Saturday, June 25, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Top Tools for Changemakers (Sunday, Two innovative projects – June 26, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.); and Learn- RightsStatements.org and the Copyright ing with Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Review Management System – help li- (Monday, June 27, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.). braries address rights and reuse status for growing digital collections. Knight Foundation, “Knight Presenters: Emily Gore, Director of News Challenge Libraries” Content for the Digital Public Library The Knight Foundation’s “Knight of America; Greg Cram, Associate Di- News Challenge on Libraries” has en- rector, Copyright and Information Pol- couraged library professionals and li- icy, New York Public Library; Melissa brary supporters to imagine the future of Levine, Lead Copyright Officer, Univer- the profession. These sessions highlight sity of Michigan Library several Knight News Challenge Librar- ies winners and partners on how they’re Additional Knight News Challenge working to advance the future of libraries. Libraries sessions include From Macro Saturday sessions take place in HYATT- to Micro: How Small-Scale Digitization Ballroom T; Sunday sessions take place in Can Make a Big Difference (Sunday, HYATT – Windermere Ballroom W. June 26, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.); Philan- thropy and Libraries (Sunday, June 26, Let’s Get Physical: Online Learning, 1:00 – 2:30 p.m.); and How to Imple- Face-to-Face ment Things When People Hate Change Saturday, June 25, 8:30 – 10:00 a.m. (Sunday, June 26, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.). Hear how Chicago Public Library’s Learning Circles program keeps librar- Look for more on Libraries Trans- ies at the center of the learning hub in form-related content at the Annual Con- an age of MOOCs and online education ference in the onsite issues of Cognotes, resources. Friday, June 24 – Monday, June 27. JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO Cognotes 17 Get Oriented at Conference 101s LA Divisions and Round Tables NMRT 101 Friday, June 24 • 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Intellectual Freedom 101 (Office for Intel- sponsor 101 programs throughout Saturday, June 25 • 8:30 – 10:00 a.m. ROS CENTRE-Salon 09/10 lectual Freedom) Athe conference, open to all attend- ROS CENTRE-Salon 05/06 Friday, June 24 • 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. ees. These 101 programs help attendees plan RUSA 101 (Reference and User Services OCCC-W109A their conference experience based on their AASL 101 (American Association of School Association) Intellectual Freedom (IF) is one of the work or the type of library in which they Librarians) Friday, June 24 • 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. most basic values of librarianship. At this work, and also offer great networking op- Saturday, June 25 • 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. HILTON-Florida Ballroom 1-2 fast-paced one-hour session, you will meet portunities for experienced and first-time at- ROS CENTRE-Salon 03/04 This one also includes fantastic prizes! leaders from ALA’s various intellectual free- tendees alike. The presenters will share expert dom groups, get all the details on the IF advice on programs to attend, exhibitors to ACRL 101 (Association of College and International Librarians Orientation programs planned for this conference and visit, parties to enjoy, and other ways to get Research Libraries) Friday, June 24 • 2:30 – 4:00 p.m. other upcoming events, and find out how the most out of being in Orlando. Programs Saturday, June 25 • 8:30 – 10:00 a.m. OCCC-W109B you can get involved in the intellectual especially for new attendees are highlighted OCCC-W221 freedom workings of ALA and Freedom to in the conference scheduler. These 101 ses- Read Foundation. sions also allow attendees to learn more about ALCTS 101 (Association for Library Col- the benefits of membership in individual lections & Technical Services) divisions and round tables, about how to get Friday, June 24 • 7:00 – 9:30 p.m. involved, and to meet member leaders. At- OCCC-W101 tending any of these sessions helps guarantee a richer conference experience, good new ALSC 101 (Association for Library Service contacts, and helpful paths to engagement. to Children) Saturday, June 25 • 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Conference Orientation (NMRT) OCCC-W105A Friday, June 24 • 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. This one includes prizes, including a HYATT-Regency Ballroom T ticket to the 2016 Newbery-Caldecott- New to the Annual Conference or ALA? Wilder Banquet! Get a fun and informative introduction to the Annual Conference and Orlando that prepare ASCLA 101 (Association of Specialized and you to take full advantage of the experience. Cooperative Library Agencies) Learn how to navigate the exhibits and deci- Saturday, June 25 • 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. pher the conference program, how to make ROS CENTRE-Salon 01/02 ALA and NMRT (New Members Round Table) work for you, and where to spend your LITA 101: Open House (Library and Infor- Nick Offerman joins Sarah Vowell on stage during one of last year’s free time, and get tips from the pros. mation Technology Association) Auditorium Speaker Series presentations in San Francisco. AASL Reveals the Best at ALA Annual Conference he 2016 AASL award recipients which apps were selected for the 2016 list. Best of the Best AAUP libraries receive as much support as pos- will be honored at the AASL This session will introduce participants to 25 University presses represent an often- sible in your state through this critical TAwards Ceremony during the of the year’s most innovative apps in the areas undiscovered gold mine of resources for new funding source. Friday, June 24 ALA Annual Conference in Orlando. of content creation, organization & manage- school and public libraries. Members of the 8:00 – 9:30 a.m. in the Orange County All are welcome to celebrate the accom- ment, STEM, books, and social sciences. AASL/RUSA committee who vet an AAUP Convention Center, Room W206C. plishments of their peers during this Presenters will describe each app and provide (American Association of University Presses) recognition event taking place prior to tips for how the apps may be used in edu- collection development bibliography each Unpacking ESSA for the the AASL President’s Program. AASL cational settings. year will highlight School Librarian awards and grants recognize excellence After learning their favorite ti- The signing of the Every Student and showcase best practices in the school how to use these tles. A drawing Succeeds Act (ESSA) is a game changing library field in categories that include apps in schools for copies of these opportunity for school librarians. Rules collaboration, leadership and innovation. and libraries, outstanding titles will be set very broadly at the federal lev- Saturday, June 25 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. in participants will will take place at el, and distribution of the funds will hap- the Orange County Convention Center, leave inspired and the end of the ses- pen at the state and district level. While Room W205. ready to integrate sion! Sunday, June school libraries are eligible for funding, apps into their 26 1:00 – 2:30 no funding is mandated. Participants 2016 AASL Best Websites and Apps daily instruction and professional lives. p.m. in the HYATT Regency Orlando, will receive a “call to action” that will Revealed Saturday, June 25 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. in the Room Bayhill 23. connect ESSA language to their role in Be a part of the session that reveals Orange County Convention Center, Room the school, work in small groups to de- the most anticipated lists of teaching S320 G-H. velop and practice an “elevator speech,” and learning resources of the year – the Unpacking ESSA for the and walk away with resources including AASL Best Apps and the AASL Best AASL Best Websites for Library Eco-System “What School Librarians Do” message Websites for Teaching & Learning. This Teaching & Learning Libraries of all types are part of an cards for distribution in their districts session features a combined presentation Come hear from the AASL Best Websites eco-system that together create lifelong and states. Friday, June 24 10:00 – 11:30 from the committees who curated and for Teaching & Learning Committee as learners. The signing of the Every Student a.m. in the Orange County Convention reviewed hundreds of technology tools they highlight the newly named 2016 best Succeeds Act (ESSA) is a huge win for the Center, Room W206C. and resources to formulate lists of the websites. Sites fall into category areas such library eco-system! This session will offer a best 25. You won’t want to miss being the as digital storytelling, media sharing, man- general overview of the new law, examples first to know what outstanding websites age and organize, as well as social media and insights to form coalitions both within and apps will truly transform learning and communication. Make sure to attend the library eco-system and also thinking for your students! Saturday, June 25 1:00 this popular annual event to learn about outside the box to pull in key community Click here for – 2:30 p.m. at the HILTON Orlando, the latest winning websites in the fields of stakeholders. Participants will work in small Room Orange Ballroom D. librarianship, education, and instruction! groups to brainstorm coalition stakeholders, CONFERENCE Saturday, June 25 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. in the messaging, and action steps, as well as walk AASL Best Apps for Teaching & Learning Orange County Convention Center, Room away with an advocacy plan they can launch SCHEDULER Join AASL’s Best Apps for Teaching W108. in their library. A win for one is a win for all, and Learning Committee to find out come to join the movement to ensure school 18 Cognotes JUNE PREVIEW • ORLANDO

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