[Libs-Or] Webinar Registration Open - Responding when COVID comes to your Library: Learning from Real Stories - September 28, 2020 - 12PM CT

[Arlene Weible]

Join us as we continue the discussion with library leaders on the efforts and strategies around reopening libraries in the time of COVID-19. This free webinar ‘Responding when COVID comes to your Library:  Learning from Real Stories' will take place Monday, September 28th  at 12:00 PM CT (please note the time for your time zone). The full description of the webinar and registration information is below.

Registration for this webinar is open and must be completed ahead of time:
https://ala-events.zoom.us/webinar/register/3916001809164/WN_QSHXDoUARbi8gAUjpFs3iQ

Responding when COVID comes to your Library:  Learning from Real Stories

Despite best efforts and planning your library may be faced with the reality of a positive COVID exposure.  Hear from three public libraries on how they responded when they were confronted with a positive case situation.  How had they pre-planned?  How did they handle the challenge?  How did the Director and Board work and communicate with staff, health department, government officials, and the public?  What tips, lessons learned, and insight do they have?

Presenters:
Alissa Williams, Library Director, Morton Public Library, Illinois
William Shorter, Jr, Chairman, Board of Trustees, Anne Arundel County Public Library, Maryland
Skip Auld, Chief Executive Officer, Anne Arundel County Public Library, Maryland
Amanda B. Jackson, Library Director, Chesapeake Public Library, Virginia

This webinar is presented by the Chapter Relations Office and United for Libraries

Mariel Colbert, Program Officer
Chapter Relations Office │American Library Association
225 N Michigan Ave
Suite 1300
Chicago, IL 60601
P: (312) 280 – 2429 │E: mcolbert at ala.org<mailto:mcolbert at ala.org>
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