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Native Libraries Round Table 2006 Wrap Up

November 11, 2006 the Native Libraries Round Table presented a workshop at the CLA conference. The program, "I" is not for Indian: The portrayal of Native Americans in Children's Literature was met with great enthusiasm from audience members.

The panel of speakers discussed how to evaluate and select children's materials for truthful portrayals of Indian peoples. They used examples to increase program participants' awareness of harmful stereotypes and inaccurate portrayals of Native Americans in children's literature, including "Best Sellers." They also provided participants with resources to help them evaluate Native American literature and make it easier for librarians to choose books which objectively describe the lives and histories of indigenous peoples. Lastly, the speakers talked about identifying resources for materials on California Indians while dispelling the myth that California Indians are extinct.

The Native Libraries Round Table looks forward to presenting another thought provoking and stimulating workshop at the next CLA conference.
In other news, I would like to thank Kisa Collins who has agreed to co-chair the round table with me this coming year.

Liana Juliano, Chair
Native Libraries Round Table

Posted on November 28, 2006 1:40 PM |

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