NEO-RLS News-October 19, 2022 | ||||||
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We are hiring! The NEO-RLS Board is seeking a collaborative, professional, and proactive leader to serve as the next Fiscal Officer. We encourage you to apply or share the posting with anyone who may be interested. A full description of the job position, including salary and benefits, can be found here. The deadline for application submission is October 26, 2022. |
Thank you to those that have returned their letter of intent
You should have received your 2023-2024 (July 1, 2023 – June 30, 2024). Our fiscal year runs from July-June and as a result, we begin planning our budget in January. We ask for your assistance with this by returning your Letter of Intent prior to December 31, 2022. Your membership is important to us and to the libraries in our region. Without you, we are unable to provide a robust schedule of continuing education opportunities and other services. With you, we are maximizing library potential! Thank you! |
Libraries continue to respond to the unparalleled challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic with innovative and creative solutions and an unwavering commitment to the values and principles of library service. The State Library understands these challenges and is here to help Ohio libraries develop and enhance programs and services to meet the needs of their communities. Ohio LSTA grants are an essential part of our service, and we encourage all types of libraries to submit proposals for Ohio LSTA Competitive Grants within the following four categories:
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#CLEReads YA Book Festival
Cleveland Public Library, Main Library Louis Stokes Wing, 525 Superior Avenue
Saturday, October 22, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
The Cleveland Public Library hosts the #CLEReads YA Book Festival, with the theme of “Beyond our Borders: Highlighting the beauty of our diverse communities.” The festival aims to promote literacy and foster a deep love for reading in the Cleveland community, emphasizing the importance of championing diversity in what we read and recommend to others.
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The Ohio Department of Health has published a new Community Wellbeing: Social Determinants of Health dashboard. The dashboard provides insight into community conditions that can inform local decision-making, including by the library. It uses data from the Census Bureau, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and American Community Survey. These data are from the census tract and county levels. Users can filter the data on five domains including:
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