Spotting Misinformation and #FakeNews: 10 Resources To Teach Students Media Literacy ow.ly/MgSf50B7aeW

Our staff joined readers from across the country to record a video reading of Ray Bradbury’s classic novel, Fahrenheit 451, to make what would have been the author’s 100th birthday. Check it out at raybradburyreadathon.com. Ray Bradbury

Mexico broadcasts school lessons on TV, allowing children to learn without the need for internet access 📺 bbc.in/3aXNT0p

Looking for online resources for the new academic year? The DLME gives you access to the rich cultural legacy of the Middle East and North Africa from collections around the world. ow.ly/yxQl50BaUqy

We ❤️ being part of this fantastic partnership with Daytonlibrary!

Program Proposals are being accepted through September 30, 2020, for the 2021 Annual Conference! Find tips and details on the submission process at bit.ly/2OtePuI The Annual Conference & Exhibition will be hosted in Chicago, June 24-29, 2021. #alaac21

Happy first day of #LibraryCardSignUpMonth! Join the celebration and spread the word about the power of a library card with our free tools and fun promotions. We’ve got everything from digital graphics to yard/window signs to a library-themed bingo card: bit.ly/LCSUMpage.

We are pleased to announce that our new Black Women's Suffrage Digital Collection is now live: BlackWomensSuffrage.org Many thanks to our partners Amistad Research Center AveryResearchCenter @AUCWoodruffLib Charlotte Mecklenburg Library #SouthernCaliforniaLibrary Tuskegee U Archives

“The Say Their Names – No More Names exhibition opens at Stanford Libraries. Organized by library staff in response to the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, the exhibition offers opportunities for ......” buff.ly/3bSqMVI via M Calter

Important dates are coming up! Thanks for our friends at Franklin Co. Boe for their helpful reminders. 🗳

"Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you." - Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Remembering a champion of equality. May her words inspire us all. Read about her life and legacy: bit.ly/3hOaVJ3 #RIPRBG

Books to help educators explain Ruth Bader Ginsburg's work and legacy to students. ow.ly/zk2R50BwJUF #RBG

Have you explored the Black Women's Suffrage Collection yet? It includes thousands of artifacts related to Black women's activism, including this one of a woman marking a ballot in Mississippi's 1963 Freedom Vote from @WUSTLlibraries + Missouri Hub: BlackWomensSuffrage.org

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Is anyone dressing up this #WorldBookDay? 📚💖 Even the Victorians loved dressing as book characters! This fancy dress outfit was made around 1880 and was based on the character of Lady Diana Vernon from Walter Scott’s novel Rob Roy (1817)! 😍

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To maximize your library’s exposure and impact, it’s essential to meet people where they start their search. ▶️ Hear about OCLC's exciting work to help expand the reach and influence of library collections. ➡️ Learn more about our web visibility program: oc.lc/3CmZVQP

The new WorldCat.org makes it easier to discover unique resources from libraries around the corner or around the world. 🌎   ⬇️ Learn how you can engage, explore, and share information and interests with others. oc.lc/3CtN0wA