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Message: 8

Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2008 15:36:24 -0500

From: "Angela Thullen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Subject: [Publib] Apply by February 15 for a Great Stories Club

          program     grant!

To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

 

Connect with hard-to-reach, underserved teens by conducting a Great

Stories Club reading and discussion program in your library. All

libraries located within or working in partnership with facilities

serving troubled teens are eligible to apply. Online applications will

be accepted through February 15 (extended deadline) at

www.ala.org/greatstories.

 

The Great Stories Club program reaches troubled teens through books that

are relevant to their lives, inviting them to read and keep the books,

and encourages them to consider and discuss each title with a group of

their peers. By demonstrating that reading can be a source of pleasure,

a tool for self-exploration and a meaningful way to connect to the wider

world, the program will inspire young adults who face difficult

situations to take control of their lives by embracing the power of

reading.

 

Successful applicants will receive 11 sets of three theme-related books

to provide to members of the book club to keep, along with online

resources to plan and implement the program.  To assist with

program-related expenses, some libraries will also receive a small cash

grant.

 

For a list of the titles included, guidelines and the online

application, visit www.ala.org/greatstories. You may also wish to review

the Great Stories Club Resource Guide posted on this site as you plan

your library's application. It includes helpful information about

establishing partnerships with juvenile detention centers, residential

treatment facilities, alternative high schools, and other youth outreach

organizations.

 

With questions, please contact the ALA Public Programs Office,

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

 

ALA Public Programs Office

50 E. Huron, Chicago IL 60611

(800) 545-2433, ext. 5045

www.ala.org/publicprograms

 

 

 

Laurie Mahaffey, Deputy Director

Central Texas Library System, Inc.

1005 West 41st Street

Austin, Texas 78756

www.ctls.net

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

512-583-0704 x18

800-252-4431 x18

 

 

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