Saturday, April 25, 2009

SLA@Pratt Career Fair Photos and Presentations

Over 120 people attended Friday's first annual SLA@Pratt Career Fair at Pratt SILS.

See more photos and some presentations on the SLA@Pratt site.

Share your experiences and continue the discussions with your colleagues at SLA@Pratt Connect using your Google, AIM, Yahoo or OpenID account.

You can also find SLA@Pratt on Facebook and Twitter.

Saturday, April 18, 2009

Sibshop Training and Sibling Workshop at Brooklyn Public Library

What: Sibshop Training and Sibling Workshop
Who: Siblings, parents, families, service providers, and anyone interested in learning more about sibshops and sibling issues.
When: Friday, May 8 and Saturday, May 9
Where: Brooklyn Public Library

Sibshops are workshops designed to celebrate the contributions made by brothers and sisters, as well as acknowledge the challenges of the sibling role. Don Meyer will discuss the good and not so good parts of being a sibling of a person who has special needs, while offering suggestions to parents and providers. There will be group discussions to share experiences and hear what
others have to say about growing up as a sibling of a person with special needs. The Saturday workshop is geared for 8 to 13 year olds and their families.

This is no charge to attend this workshop. For more information and to register - http://tinyurl.com/sibworkshop.

A Few Days Left to Register for SLA@Pratt Career Fair


There's only a few days left to register for the SLA@Pratt Career Fair on Friday, April 24th from 4pm-7pm at Pratt SILS.

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Libraries Connect

I just realized that this week is National Library Week. The theme this year is Worlds connect @ your library. The way I see it, libraries are about connecting - connecting to and with resources, services, ideas, people, communities, etc. I see this whole connecting mesh thing in my mind of what libraries can do - the potential of libraries. What do you see when you think of libraries? Speaking of connecting, check out SLA@Pratt and connect with your colleagues.