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Summer Reading: CSLP News & Resources for Librarians and Library Staff

CSLP themes and GoWYLD resources, ideas and more!

Slogan/Themes Discussion

Library Member Virtual Brainstorming Sessions scheduled for April 18 & 23!

The discussion about the direction of the 2027 Slogan and 2028 Theme is fast approaching! The CSLP is inviting all library members to come and share their input on the direction of the 2027 theme and 2028 slogan. During the session, the CSLP will provide members with a list of the top 25 options for 2027 slogans and 2028 themes to all the attendees. Members will have two opportunities to come to a session to share their vision for the 2027 Summer reading manual and programming. Check out the registration information for the session dates below to attend one of these discussions. Please join us there to share your thoughts and ensure everyone hears your community's needs!

 

Slogan/Theme Listening Session Option #1:
Thursday, April 18th: 1:00 p.m. PDT/2:00 p.m. MDT/3:00 p.m. CDT/4:00 p.m. EDT
Register Here

Slogan/Theme Listening Session Option #2:
Tuesday, April 23rd: 11:00 a.m. PDT/12:00 p.m. MDT/1:00 p.m. CDT/2:00 p.m. EDT
Register Here

 

Collaborative Summer Reading Program Monthly Newsletter

Collaborative Summer Library Program

 

Do you want access to the latest information related to CSLP? Be sure to click this link to catch up on their new products, partners, upcoming events, and other monthly summer reading resources and updates!

CSLP Conference Announcements

Members Meeting for CSLP Scheduled to be Held in Denver, Colorado this August!

 

The Annual Members Meeting for the Collaborative Summer Reading Program conference, a crucial event for our community, is scheduled from August 27 to 30, 2024, in Denver, Colorado. This meeting will delve into several important topics related to SLP, including updates on the upcoming CSLP manual release date, the Summer Symposium, and valuable information on how we can best serve our public libraries as state representatives. Don't forget to visit the CSLP Annual Member's page to stay updated on the 2024 meeting and to review the meeting minutes for previous years.

CSLP Committee Membership Opportunities

Join a CSLP Committee to Help Make Summer Reading Better Every Year!

 

Are you brimming with innovative ideas for enhancing the Collaborative Summer Reading Program? Your voice can make a significant difference! We invite you to consider joining a committee and actively participate in our program's growth. CSLP committee members are selected in August. We encourage interested candidates to review the various committees and their purpose or function to decide where they can contribute best, igniting their passion for making a positive impact.

2024 CSLP Social Media Toolkit

2024 Social Media Toolkit Releases for CSLP and Citizen Science!

Greetings everyone, at the end of March, both the CSLP announced the release of their  Social Media Toolkit. The toolkit contains customizable promotional  materials  tailed to used for your "Adventure Begins" program marketing online. 

Artists for the 2024 Adventure Theme

 

An Introduction to the Summer 2024 "Adventure Begins" Artists!

 

 

 

Jauna Martinez-Neal, Children's Author & Illustrator

 

Juana Martinez-Neal is an exceptionally talented author and illustrator of children's picture books, who has won numerous awards for her captivating work. Born and raised in Lima, Peru, she draws inspiration from her cultural heritage and infuses her illustrations with vibrant colors, intricate details, and deep emotions. To explore more of her stunning artwork, you can visit her official website, which showcases her unique style and creative vision. You can also immerse yourself in her best-selling and critically acclaimed children's books, such as Alma and How She Got Her Name  / Alma y cómo Obtuvo su Nombrewhich tells the story of a young girl discovering the meaning behind her name, or Fry Bread, which celebrates the rich diversity and history of Native American culture through food and family traditions. With Juana's books, you can introduce young readers to the wonders of storytelling, art, and imagination.

Further Adventure Read Recommendations written and  illustrated by Martinez-Neal

 

Are the children in your library looking for a summer adventure? They may want to continue reading the Alma series! I recommend checking out the following titles:                            

 

The following titles are perfect for many young library visitors looking for a fun and engaging way to improve their language skills.

 

Rob Donnelly, Multimedia Artist

 

Rob Donnelly, the second artist for this year's adventure theme, is an award-winning illustrator and a freelance multimedia creator hailing from the beautiful state of Vermont. His artwork has been featured in numerous print and online publications such as Charlotte Magazine, Seven Days and Slate. Rob's passion, creativity, and innovation have earned him widespread recognition and acclaim, and he has received prestigious awards and accolades for his remarkable work in the field of art. If you're interested in witnessing his artwork and gaining insight into his previous and current projects, head over to his official website. Additionally, you can also watch an interview with him where he reveals his creative process and sources of inspiration. Get ready to be motivated and inspired by the exceptional talent of Rob Donnelly!

 

 

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