Announcing the Canadian School Libraries Collection Diversity Toolkit
By Joseph Jeffery Sometimes a pebble starts an avalanche, and sometimes a simple question begins a journey. School District 57 in BC has been trying […]
Collection Development
When politics trumps teachers’ professional judgment, students and society lose
By Richard Beaudry Originally published on the Centre for Free Expression Blog. Freedom of Expression is an important foundation of a democratic society and protected […]
Diversity Audits in Library Learning Commons: Equity in Action
By Rebeca Rubio Libraries need to speak the truth so hard it hurts. Chief Stacey Laforme (Ontario Library Association Super Conference, Toronto, Jan 2020) We […]
From Research to Reality – Giving Students Voice and Choice During a Pandemic
By Jonelle St. Aubyn On Saturday, February 1, 2020 I attended my first ever Treasure Mountain Canada Think Tank Symposium. Although I was excited to […]
Developing an Inclusive Collection with Sensory and Audiobooks
By Meagan Cordeiro Lutz I am currently the teacher-librarian at two elementary schools in Surrey School District. Three days of my week I am at […]