In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, CCGC and HML Library Diversity Committee will be hosting a panel of Latinx library workers to discuss racial and ethnic diversity in the field, intersectionality of the Latinx experience, and decolonizing academic and public spaces.
Come and join the College of Professional and Global Education Online Student Conference, Feb 15-18, 2022! Check out the conference website that features students’ recorded presentations of their school projects or work experience. Join the live sessions of the conference to celebrate our students’ work with our college community: Opening Session, Feb 15, 1-2 pm PT Happy…
There will be a panel Q & A with REFORMA SJSU iSchool alumni! Bring your favorite beverage and learn some tips, insights, and more.
The goal of the ARL Kaleidoscope Program is to attract master of library and information science (MLIS) students from historically underrepresented racial and ethnic groups to careers in research libraries and archives.
Tiffany Wilson is back with a new blog post about how libraries are supporting communities around the world and how REFORMA is playing a role.
REFORMA del Valle Central seeks to support and encourage MSLIS students who are interested in serving the Latinx community in Kern, Tulare, Kings, Fresno, Madera, Merced, Mariposa, San Joaquin, and Stanislaus Counties in California.
The Lillian Marrero Scholarship Award of the REFORMA Northeast Chapter was established to encourage library science students who are committed to serving the Latino community by providing financial assistance to them and to help recruit and nurture more diverse and multilingual library staffs. The scholarship is named in honor of the late Lillian Marrero, a librarian of the Free Library of Philadelphia, for her excellent service to underprivileged communities, as well as for her outstanding commitment to representing, recruiting for, and promoting the REFORMA Northeast Chapter and its missions. A mural at the Lillian Marrero Branch Library portrays her dedicated work to the Latino community in “El Centro de Oro.”
The Dr. Karin Duran Scholarship is open to current graduate students in Library and Information Science (MLIS), living in Los Angeles County, with an academic or archival focus. We will be awarding one Dr. Karin Duran Scholarship in the amount of $1,000. The chapter will also sponsor the winner’s REFORMA student membership for the year.
The Elizabeth Martinez Scholarship is open to current graduate students in Library and Information Science (MLIS) living in Los Angeles County. We will award two Elizabeth Martinez Scholarships in the amount of $1,000. The chapter will also sponsor each winner’s REFORMA student membership for the year.
