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Fwd: [LILi] LILi SHow & Tell - Serving Incarcerated Youth at Juvenile Hall: Reading Together to Reduce Recidivism

  • 1.  Fwd: [LILi] LILi SHow & Tell - Serving Incarcerated Youth at Juvenile Hall: Reading Together to Reduce Recidivism

    Posted Feb 08, 2024 01:13 PM
    Thought this may interest SRRT members.


    April

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    From: Cassandra L. Nieves <clnieves@northampton.edu>
    Date: Thu, Feb 8, 2024 at 11:38 AM
    Subject: [LILi] LILi SHow & Tell - Serving Incarcerated Youth at Juvenile Hall: Reading Together to Reduce Recidivism
    To: lifelong-information-literacy@googlegroups.com <lifelong-information-literacy@googlegroups.com>


    Join us for the next LILi Show & Tell session: Serving Incarcerated Youth at Juvenile Hall: Reading Together to Reduce Recidivism, presented by Kelsey Nordstrom-Sanchez (Research and Instruction Librarian at Tanimura & Antle Family Memorial Library, California State University). The session will be held on Wednesday, February 21, 2024, at 10:00 am Pacific / 1:00 pm Eastern.


    About the session:

    Are you interested in helping underserved youth in your local community? If so, this session is for you! During this session, I share my journey developing a book club for local incarcerated youth impacted by gangs and gang violence. The session will highlight creative lesson planning via incorporating art, graphic novels, creative writing, and transformative group discussions to engage youth of all ages and reading levels. In addition, I share lessons I've learned along the way.

    Can't attend? https://lili.libguides.com/c.php?g=1183429&p=9979063. Click or tap if you trust this link." rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> The session will be recorded and shared via the LILi LibGuide. You can find previous sessions recorded here as well.



    Cassandra

    Cassandra Nieves (she/her), MLIS
    Information Services Librarian, Assistant Professor
    Library Services, Northampton Community College, Pocono Campus

    I work a mixed remote and on-campus schedule. Students wanting to meet with me may schedule a research consultation. Waiting for my response? See if our Library Q&As, research guides, or tutorials have an answer to your question, or email the librarians at askthelibrarian@northampton.edu. For more information, visit www.northampton.edu/library.

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