On October 2, we hope your inbox received a little bit of awesome–the very first issue of Everyday Advocacy Matters.
Published quarterly, this eNewsletter complements the ALSC Everyday Advocacy website and extends its rich resources with targeted, timely, and fun content.
Your feedback is trickling in, and it sounds like we’re on the right track. But we think something’s still missing…
It’s you!
Why not help us make Everyday Advocacy Matters your own by sending along your ideas and content for upcoming issues? Your everyday work with children and families makes you the real expert, so share the wealth with your ALSC colleagues!
Here’s what we need for each eNewsletter section:
Everyday Advocacy Spotlight–Candidates for the “Awesome Advocate Profile” and short seasonal features to help members focus their advocacy efforts.
News You Can Use–The latest reports, data, and stories to help members make the case for libraries and library services to children.
Get Inspired!–Candidates for the “Savvy Success Story” feature, highlighting the everyday work of ALSC members just like you.
Calendar–Key advocacy dates for learning, sharing, and making a difference in members’ communities (e.g. special events, celebration weeks, and conferences).
Interested? The content deadline for our January 2014 issue is December 1. Please send your ideas, comments, or questions to Member Content Editor Jenna Nemec-Loise at everyday-advocacy@hotmail.com.
We can’t wait to hear from you!
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Jenna Nemec-Loise is a relationship architect, community builder, teen advocate, and early childhood specialist living in Chicago. She is Member Content Editor of the ALSC Everyday Advocacy website and eNewsletter and a current member of the ALSC Advocacy & Legislation Committee.