June 29, 2015
San Francisco, CA
8:30am
All reports, memorials, and tributes are available on ALA Connect here: http://connect.ala.org/council
The Council had a moment of silence for Cynthia Hurd and the 8 people who were killed in South Carolina.
Retiring Councilors and Executive Board members were recognized.
All reports, memorials, and tributes are available on ALA Connect here: http://connect.ala.org/council
The Council had a moment of silence for Cynthia Hurd and the 8 people who were killed in South Carolina.
Retiring Councilors and Executive Board members were recognized.
The International Relations Committee presented its report.
The Committee on Organization presented its report.
The Freedom to Read Foundation presented its report. The Foundation is involved in 3 different cases outlined in the report.
- Prison Legal News v. Kane
- Antigone Books v. Horne
- Arce v. Huppenthal
Executive Director of the Freedom to Read Office, Barbara Jones, will be retiring from ALA this year.
Keith Michael Feils announced there are 22614 attendees at this conference.
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