On Saturday Oct 24, School Library Journal held a virtual summit that was free to all participants. I attended and it was a powerful, information-and-inspiration-filled day. And now you can access much of the content on demand!
Kara Yorio of SLJ writes: "The SLJ Summit was filled with important conversations, practical ideas, and moments of inspiration as experts tackled topics from trauma-informed teaching and COVID to coming-of-age graphic novels to solutions for remote and hybrid learning. The keynote speakers, authors Tommy Orange and James McBride and cofounder of Black Lives Matter Patrisse Cullors, had a lot to say about the role of books at this time in our country.
The good news for those who missed part or all of Saturday's free event is that the sessions are available on-demand through January 24. Anyone who registered before the event can just login for access. Those who didn't can still register and access any or all of the recorded content."
You can read all about the content available and how to register here!
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