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Using Wikidata to Create Knowledge Graphs for Library Collections

As a Linked Open Data (LOD) platform for structured data, and a community-building knowledge base, Wikidata stores people, spaces, times and other entities, and their semantic relationships. Wikidata Knowledge graph is a knowledge base that…

Tags: Digital Collections, Digital library, Knowledge graphs, Linked data in libraries, Linked open data, LOD, LOD visualization, Metadata, Pemberton Correspondence Collection, Theses collection, Wikidata

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Smiling Library

Smiling Library (微笑图书室) is a private non-profit organization in Shanghai, China. As shown in this video, the Smiling Mission is to offer reading promotional activities to rural and semi-rural primary schools in China, including Chengdu and rural…

Tags: Books and reading., China, Information Services, Library services, Shanghai

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Disrupting White Supremacy Through BIPOC Solidarity

What does it mean to be in solidarity with other Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color. (BIPOC)? This webinar will be a discussion of why solidarity is vital and what it might look for us to engage in it. As Asian/Pacific Americans, we benefit…

Tags: Minorities, Social justice, Solidarity

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我的芭蕾人生：由《白毛女说》开去

我和芭蕾《白毛女》讲座
- 中国芭蕾的历史
-芭蕾舞剧《白毛女》的历史
-芭蕾舞剧《白毛女》的香花、毒草之争
-《白毛女》/ 与江青
-《白毛女》与中日建交
- 芭蕾在我们今天的生活中

The Ballet “The White Haired Girl“ and I
- The history of Chinese ballet
- The history of the ballet & "The White Haired Girl";
- The Controversy…

Tags: Bai mao nü, Ballet, Ballet dancers, Ballets, Dancers

Position: 581 (371 views)

CALA Annual 2021 Presidential Program: Libraries as Catalysts for Serving Diverse Communities

What do you know about race, art, civil rights, and the socio-political forces that guided the hip-hop generation? Have you heard of the Building a Pipeline of Community Connection that helps to build a staffing model that fosters diversity, equity…

Tags: Diverse communities, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Librarians

Position: 482 (419 views)

Leadership Capacity Whereever You Are

A position of power gives the appearance of leadership. A person can occupy a position with authority to supervise and manage, and still fails to lead. Leadership is about the capacity of intentional or unintentional activism in each person to…

Tags: Common goal, Competencies, Create connections, Leadership, Management

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Guidelines for CALA's Social Media

Guidelines for CALA Social Media_2021.pdf

Guidelines for The Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA)'s social media channels, which include the CALA’s Public Facebook page, "CALA Members and Friends" Facebook Private Group, WeChat, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

Tags: CALA, Chinese American Librarians Association, Communications, Facebook, Guidelines, LinkedIn, Social media, Twitter, WeChat, YouTube

Position: 178 (524 views)

Bridging Cultures -- Chinese American Librarians and Their Organization: a Glance at the Thirty Years of CALA, 1973-2003

A history of Chinese American Librarians Association, this book highlights leading and pioneering Chinese American librarians, features CALA award winners and major articles from annual programs.This book is a must for library’s cultural diversity…

Tags: Asian American librarians., CALA award winners, Chinese Americans, Chinese-American Librarians Association, Cultural diversity, Library science

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CALA Newsletter, No. 96, Spring 2007

The CALA Newsletter is the official publication of the Chinese American Librarians Association, and it disseminates information about Chinese American Librarianship and the activities of the association. This is the CALA Newsletter Spring 2007 Issue.

Tags: CALA, Chinese American Librarians Association, Newsletter, Organizational history, Organizational newsletter, Publicity

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CALA Newsletter, No. 93, Fall 2005

The CALA Newsletter is the official publication of the Chinese American Librarians Association, and it disseminates information about Chinese American Librarianship and the activities of the association. This is the CALA Newsletter Fall 2005 Issue.