Let Freedom Read! Two special podcast episodes for #BannedBooksWeek
This week, in honor of Banned Books Week 2023, TLA is delighted to present two special podcast episodes. Jeannette Davies of the San Antonio Public Library interviews Leila Green Little […]
Read MoreTLA staff member recognized with Rising Lone Star Award at TSAE Annual Conference
Christy Reynolds, the Membership Engagement Manager at the Texas Library Association, was recognized with a Rising Lone Star Award at the Texas Society of Association Executives’ 2023 “New Ideas” Annual […]
Read MoreBetween the Lines: September Member Spotlight
Kimberly M. Gay, M.L.S. Head of Reference and Information Services Department; Academic Reference and Instruction Librarian II John B. Coleman Library, Prairie View A&M University What inspired you to become […]
Read MoreStaff spotlight: Joanna Franco
In each TLA Staff Spotlight, we highlight a different Texas Library Association staff member. It’s part of our effort to make sure you know who the TLA staff is, so […]
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