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PRESS RELEASE–The CA State Library has been notified by the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services that, effective 4.1.25, the 24-25 federal grant awarded under the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) has been terminated Read more here: library.ca.gov/uploads/2025/0…
If you missed the Archives Crawl, we’re sharing in-depth looks of a few displays, and today’s is from the Witkin State Law Library! Video description: CSL staff member discussing books open faced and laying on a wooden table with display cards
Coming Fri, Oct 24 #CRBNexus Public Workshop on Innovative Methods in Public Scholarship ft Stacey Livingstone (@UCSanDiego) Collaborating with Those Doing Similar Work. ℹ️: libraryca.libcal.com/calendar/calif… #CALeg
Coming Fri, Oct 24 #CRBNexus Environment and Natural Resources event ft Prakash Rao (@BerkeleyLab), Laurie Richmond (@humboldtcalpoly); Ben Ruttenberg (@CalPoly), and Kurt A. Schwabe (@UCRiverside) ℹ️: libraryca.libcal.com/calendar/calif… #CALeg
Indigenous Peoples' Day is celebrated on the second Monday of October, the same day as Columbus Day. Indigenous Peoples' Day uplifts and recognizes the history and contributions of Indigenous People and the Tribal Nations.
If you're looking for some thrills and chills, dare to explore the Ghost File collection at library.ca.gov/collections/on… #spooktober
Just because the Archives Crawl is over doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy all our behind-the-scenes treasures! Take a closer look at artists’ books from our CA History Section’s display. You can see them in person until Dec. 2025 in our CA History Section reading room.
Our button maker is hard at work getting ready for the CA Library Conference Oct. 23-25.
Tomorrow, join CSL's Government Publications Section and @castateparks for a live webinar on water courses at Cuyamaca Rancho State Park on Thursday, October 9th at 12:00pm! Register at bit.ly/CAWatersheds
⚡ October Library Broadband News Flash is live! ✔️ FCC changes to E-Rate Wi-Fi hotspot funding ✔️ CPUC offers up to $30/mo broadband subsidies ✔️ E-Rate deadlines due Oct. 28 Stay informed ➡️ drive.google.com/file/d/1EzGaUD… #ERate #CALibraries #DigitalEquity
On Oct. 15 at 12pm join the Witkin State Law Library for a live webinar "Trial and Error: What Popular Media Gets Wrong About Trials." Discuss myths in pop culture about trials & peek into the true practice of law. Can handle the truth? Register at libraryca.libcal.com/event/15008812 #law
We so appreciate @AlvaradoGilSD4 providing the State Library with a copy of her SCR91 resolution (about the founding of the State of California). We are now working to get it included in our exhibit on the 175th anniversary of California statehood.
At the @CAStateLibrary's Braille and Talking Book Library (which served 48 of CA's 58 counties), our team works hard to ensure that all Californians have access to both work-related and fiction reading materials. gov.ca.gov/2025/10/07/gov…
Be sure to check out Governor Newsom's Proclamation in both English and Braille declaring October 2025 as “Disability Employment Awareness Month.” This is the first time in the history of the state that a proclamation has been issued in Braille. gov.ca.gov/2025/10/07/gov…
California joins the nation in recognizing Disability Employment Awareness Month — a celebration of the 7M+ adults with disabilities who call California home and enrich our state. Together, we can keep growing an inclusive workforce for the fourth-largest economy in the world.
It’s #bannedbooks week and this year’s theme is: “Censorship is so 1984. Read for your Rights.” You can read your rights with our copies of 1984 by George Orwell in Polish, French and Finnish.
It was great to see our six visitors today and show them the State Library. What are YOU waiting for? Next tour is Oct. 14 at 10am! libraryca.libcal.com/calendar/calif…
They came, they saw, they crawled! Thank you to everyone who came to visit us for the Archives Crawl, a whopping 630 of you made it out. If you missed it, we’ll be posting for a few of the displays we had. See you next year! #archives #libraries
#BannedBooksWeek 2025 starts today, October 5! Banned Books Week is an annual event that spotlights the freedom to read and draws attention to the harms of censorship. Take a look at data from 2024 here: ala.org/bbooks/book-ba…
Archives Crawl is in full swing at the State Library! If you want to need out about history come to the crawl until 4pm.
It’s finally #spookyseason but the library is ready all year long, with our spooky automatic shelves in our closed stacks. Keep a look at for more thrills and chills to come!
California Educators & Students! Enjoy free access to PebbleGo's science resources thanks to the @CAStateLibrary! Learn more: pebblego.com/resources/help… #CaliforniaEducation #CAEducation #CATeachers #CAReads #CaliforniaReads #PebbleGo #PebbleGoNext #ElementaryEducation
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