YA Links of Interest

Please email any suggested links to a member of the Section Executive Board.
 
New Jersey Regional Teen Librarian/Youth Services Organizations
 
Bullying Resources
  • Anti-Defamation League's A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® INSTITUTE. The New Jersey regional office is one of the providers of ADL’s internationally acclaimed diversity training program, A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE INSTITUTE®. ADL conducts anti-bullying and anti-bias programs for elementary, middle and high schools across the state.
  • BullyingInfo.org. Bullying Prevention and Response, sponsored in part by the US Department of Education.
  • Speaking OUT Against Bullying. Described as a list of resources for kids in trouble and the people who care about them.  The list is compiled by GLBTRT members (ALA's Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Round Table).
  • Stop the Hate. An Educational Initiative Of Campus Pride,  working to create a safer college environment for LGBT students across the United States.
One Book New Jersey resources - One Book New Jersey was an effort put forth by the New Jersey Library Association in collaboration with and funded by the New Jersey State Library, which is responsible for the coordination, promotion, and funding of the New Jersey Library Network. By clicking here, you will find programming ideas, book discussion questions, and much more on the following titles: The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, Life as We Knew It, Dr. Franklin's Island, So Yesterday, Swallowing Stones, and Dunk.
 
Recommended Professional Listservs
NJYAC listserv. The NJ Young Adult & Children's Listserv is a listserv maintained by the State Library.
TEACH-YAL. People currently teaching children's and Young Adult Literature for library school students, teachers, librarians, and others can discuss theory and practice and to exchange ideas, syllabi, and information.
YALSA-BK. This open list for book discussion invites subscribers to discuss specific titles,as well as other issues concerning young adult reading and young adult literature.
YALSA-LOCKDOWN. Discuss issues unique to librarians working with incarcerated youth.
YA-MUSIC. Discuss practices in collections, programming, and related topics in the field of music and media, including CDs, MP3s, and emerging technologies and services in music media for teens.
YA-URBAN. YALSA Serving YA's in Large Urban Populations
YA-YAAC. Information on programming, teen advisory groups, professional development, and just about everything else!
 
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