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Holding Space: A National Conversation Series
With Libraries
ALA: July 2020
"Holding Space: A national
conversation series with libraries" is the American Library Association’s
nationwide virtual tour to highlight the innovation and impact of a diverse
range of libraries and engage stakeholders to advocate for libraries and the
communities they serve.
A part of ALA President Julius C.
Jefferson, Jr.’s broader work to build relationships and strengthen
connections, Holding Space will feature town halls, round table discussions and
interviews with library leaders, state and local partners, and elected
officials covering topics ranging from HBCUs and academic libraries, to school,
tribal, and public libraries—all while amplifying the concerns of each
community along the route.
You can visit more than a dozen
libraries and the communities they serve over the course of ten days with
Julius Jefferson. The tour kicks off on July 27, 2020 from the Library of
Congress and winds its way across the country to Oakland, CA, on August 7,
2020. Each stop of the tour will be
broadcast via Zoom and available on YouTube after the conclusion of the tour so
members can join in the conversation.
Based
on 7 readability formulas:
Grade Level: 14
Reading Level: difficult to read.
Reader's Age: 21-22 yrs. old
(college level)
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