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In a conversation that touched upon the inner workings of publishing, the implications of censorship, and the marketability of diverse books, an attentive audience heard varied perspectives from a publisher, a librarian, and an American Library Association (ALA) executive on Saturday, June 24, at ALA's Annual Conference in Chicago.
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Photo highlights from our ALA Annual conference in Chicago. Â Bottom left is H. Jay Przybylo at his first signing for Counting Backwards and bottom right is the debut author panel featuring Emil Ferris.
A #tbt for part of the show floor at #alaac17 @ipgbook #bookstagram #bookstagrammers
Name: Brian Hart Job Title: Â Deputy Director of Libraries Type of Library: Public Location: Greensboro, NC
Name: Jhani Alexander Job Title: Senior Adult Librarian Type of Library: Public Location: New York City
Many thanks to our volunteer photographer Shaundra Walker for these photos!Â
The American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference, held this year at Chicago’s McCormick Place convention center, June 22-27, included a number of announcements and product launches from library vendors. Here are a few that LJ had the opportunity to learn about in person.
ALA and Google announced an expansion of their Libraries Ready to Code collaboration, while the Library of Congress plans to launch a legislative data “app challenge” later this summer with the themes “innovate, integrate, and legislate.”
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The politician reflected on her time as a presidential candidate and U.S. Senator from New York, but not before expressing how grateful she was to be among librarians in her native Chicago. “Any chance I have to come and say thank you, I am so glad to do.”
Emphasizing that we need libraries and critical thinkers now more than ever, Clinton explained that her love of reading has seen her through good and hard times. “After this election one of the things that helped me most—aside from long walks in the woods and the occasional glass of chardonnay—was, once again, going back to the familiar experience of losing myself in books,” she mused.
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The great Lynda Barry singing her ode to the library at the Eisner Reception at #alaac17! (at Hyatt Regency Chicago)
ICYMI - Hillary Clinton was the keynote speaker during the closing session of ALA Annual 2017. During her speech, she called on librarians to “defend truth and reason and evidence and facts."
