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First Nations Public Library Week
Oct. 4th, 2020 11:11 amOctober is Library Month in Canada. And today also marks the beginning of First Nations Public Library Week:
https://fnplw.olsn.ca
My mini research project for today is to find out a bit about Juliana Armstrong of Nipissing First Nation, the artist behind the beautiful poster which you can view at the above URL. So far, I don't know much beyond what I've read on the sites of a few public libraries in Ontario, for example this one in Oshawa:
https://www.oshawalibrary.on.ca/fnplw
I did find an obituary for her brother, who died in January 2007 at the age of 26:
http://yourlifemoments.ca/sitepages/obituary.asp?oId=139058
If you're like me, reading has assumed an even greater part of your life since COVID-19 reared its ugly head earlier this year. And now, with virus numbers surging again, the weather getting colder and people cocooning indoors, books and reading are more important than ever as a tool for imaginative distancing.
What better time of year to celebrate libraries?
https://fnplw.olsn.ca
My mini research project for today is to find out a bit about Juliana Armstrong of Nipissing First Nation, the artist behind the beautiful poster which you can view at the above URL. So far, I don't know much beyond what I've read on the sites of a few public libraries in Ontario, for example this one in Oshawa:
https://www.oshawalibrary.on.ca/fnplw
I did find an obituary for her brother, who died in January 2007 at the age of 26:
http://yourlifemoments.ca/sitepages/obituary.asp?oId=139058
If you're like me, reading has assumed an even greater part of your life since COVID-19 reared its ugly head earlier this year. And now, with virus numbers surging again, the weather getting colder and people cocooning indoors, books and reading are more important than ever as a tool for imaginative distancing.
What better time of year to celebrate libraries?
