Conferences

Follow-up to Get Lit: What’s New in YA Literature

Thank you to all who joined us for Get Lit: What’s New in YA Literature. For those who couldn’t attend,…
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YALS presents Get Lit: What’s New in YA Literature

12:30 – 1:00 Networking / Guided Discussion How have things been going at our libraries? What’s next for teen services…
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2021 Spring Conference

Conferences

The New Hampshire Library Association’s 2021 Spring Conference will be held at Mill Falls at the Lake in Meredith, NH May 6-7. 2021!…
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YALS Fall Conference 2019

Conferences

Fall Conference 2019: Teen Lit Love HealthTrust 25 Triangle Park Drive Concord, NH September 26th, 2019 Register Online $45 Members…
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NHLA Conference Scholarship

Annual Meeting and Elections· Conferences

To encourage first-time attendance at NHLA Conferences and membership in NHLA, NHLA is offering its members, and non-members, the opportunity to…
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October 9, 2020

CLNH Board Meeting

October 9, 2020 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
3 Triangle Park Dr, Concord, NH 03301, USA

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October 13, 2020

NHLA Executive Board Meeting

October 13, 2020 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
NH Local Government Center, 25 Triangle Park Drive, Concord, NH 03301, United States

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October 16, 2020

NHLA Fall Virtual Conference

October 16, 2020 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM

After our brief annual Business Meeting, we will welcome our speaker, Shay Stewart-Bouley, the Executive Director of Community Change, Inc. The title of her talk is “Authentic Dialogs: Talking About Racism and Moving to Action.” Shay’s presentation will be a total of 90 minutes, with a 30 minute presentation, then 30 minutes of break out group work, and then reconvene for 30 minutes discussion and questions.

Born and raised on a combination of big city attitude and Midwestern sensibility in Chicago, Shay Stewart-Bouley, also known as Black Girl in Maine, had to learn a bit of Yankee ingenuity when she relocated to Maine in 2002. She was able to continue the socially conscious work she had embarked on in the Windy City, where she worked primarily with homeless people, by running a community center focused on low-income youth in Southern Maine and writing about social issues (racism, class and socioeconomics in particular) on her Black Girl in Maine blog and in various Maine publications, as well as appearing in some anthologies. In 2011, she won a New England Press Association Award for her writing on race and diversity for the Portland Phoenix. Although she stills resides in Maine, she is currently Executive Director of Community Change Inc. in Boston, one of the nation’s longest running anti-racism organizations.

Registration will be free for members, with non-members paying the minimum $5 of a suggested sliding scale of $5-25.

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October 23, 2020

ULAC Meeting

October 23, 2020

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ULAC Meeting

October 23, 2020

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ULAC Meeting

October 23, 2020

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ULAC Meeting

October 23, 2020

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