Regenerating Empathy and Equity at the Heart of Library Programming

• Peter Langella, Librarian, Champlain Valley Union HS
• Meg Boisseau Allison, Librarian, Union-32 Middle and High School

Inclusive LGBTQIA+ Education: Why It’s Important and How to Be an Advocate for Change

• Amanda Melilli, Head, TDRL, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Global Connections, Zero Budget

• Cindy Hundley, Library Media Specialist, Jefferson County Public Schools

Libraries as Safe Spaces

• Laura Gladney-Lemon, Librarian, Clear Creek ISD
• Mindy Hutt, Librarian, Clear Creek ISD
• Shirley Dickey, Clear Lake HS Librarian, Clear Creek ISD

Bookstagramming: Leveraging Instagram to Connect, Promote, and Reflect

• Martha Bongiorno, Library Media Specialist, Autrey Mill Middle School
• Sarah Sansbury, School Library Media Specialist, River Trail Middle School

Equity: Moving Beyond Intention to Inclusive Practice

• Julie Stivers, Teacher Librarian, Mount Vernon Middle School

Using Collaboration and Leadership to Instruct Librarians on the New AASL Standards

• Kerrie Burch, School Library System Director, Questar III BOCES
• J'aime Pfeiffer, School Library System Director, WSWHE BOCES

Adapted Library: Ideas and Strategies for Students on the Autism Spectrum and Non-Categorical Disabilities

• Heather Baucum, School Librarian, Fairfax County Public Schools

Collaborate to Invigorate Your Library Program

• Holly Nagib, School Librarian, Henry Barnard Laboratory School, Rhode Island College

If You Build It, They Will Come: Constructing a 21st-Century School Library Program from the Ground Up

• Kelli Reno, Library Media Specialist, Frederick Douglass High School, Fayette County Public Schools