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A library volunteer asked me recently what types of books libraries choose for September Project discussion events. I had a few ideas: The Sacramento Public Library chose Three Cups of Tea this year, and the Seattle Public Library included it in their September Project last year. Another selection worthy of a discussion: Breach of Peace: [...]

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This morning, Nan Carmack, Director of the Campbell County Public Library System, posted to the September Project listserv to share her library’s events: Campbell Co. Public Library System, in rural Virginia, will be participating by displaying feature titles as well as the Banned Books Exhibit from the Long Island Coalition Against Censorship (in conjunction with [...]

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Beverly Holmes Hughes, the Director of the Sugar Grove Public Library (IL) recently shared with us that her library is once again participating in the September Project. After knowing Beverly through her posts and her library’s events over the years, David and I had an opportunity to meet Beverly during a visit to the Bensenville [...]

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Denise Landry-Hyde, a Reference/Distributed Learning Librarian at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, posted to the project listserv to share Bell Library’s September Project event. Denise writes: “The Bell Library at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will be hosting a display during the Fall Semester on “Electing a President.” This will be our contribution for the September Project. [...]

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In its 5th year of participating in the September Project, the Seattle Public Library is organizing a suite of events that are provocative, diverse, and worth attending. The Seattle Library–especially my old neighborhood branches of Ballard and Capitol Hill–holds a dear place in my heart. If you’re in town, please attend at least ONE of [...]

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Thanks to Ana A Chiesa and Proyecto CIBA, our project description has been translated into Spanish. Thank you Ana! If you belong to and/or serve Spanish-speaking communities, please consider forwarding this message to them. El Proyecto Septiembre alienta a las bibliotecas y las comunidades para reunirse de manera significativa a lo largo del mes de [...]

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we have a map!

It’s been fun to watch September Project events evolve over the past 5 years, and fascinating to watch technology improve and expand along with them. Way back in 2004, we had a map that marked each participating library with a pin. The map was based on code, sweat, and tears by our then Technology Director [...]

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We just received word from the Sacramento Public Library (CA), who has organized their September Project around a “One Book, One Community” program. Read on! “The Sacramento Public Library, Sacramento, California will present its One Book Sacramento:  Connecting Our Communities free event on September 9, 2008, featuring Greg Mortenson, best-selling author of Three Cups of [...]

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Theresa Kappus, distant services librarian at Foley Center Library at Gonzaga University, recently posted to the listserv to share their September Project events. On September 11, 2008, Foley Library will be sponsoring a reading stage performance of Reed McColm’s Hole in the Sky. Reed McColm is a local playwright who’s award-winning play “explores the lives [...]

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If you have a blog and plan to post about your September Project event, please don’t forget to use this tag: TSP08 Using this tag will connect all of the events and make it easy for others to find your event and other participants from around the globe.

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