Loida Garcia-Febo

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Wellness for library workers: innovative solutions to foster transformation

Your Name and Title: Loida Garcia-Febo, Health and Wellness Ambassador for SJSU School of InformationLibrary, School, or Organization Name: SJSU School of InformationArea of the World from Which You Will Present: New York, USALanguage in Which You…

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Wellness Strategies for Library Workers Serving Patrons Experiencing Challenging Circumstances

Your Name and Title: Loida Garcia-Febo, SJSU iSchool Health and Wellness AmbassadorLibrary, School, or Organization Name: SJSU iSchool Health and Wellness AmbassadorArea of the World from Which You Will Present: NY, USALanguage in Which You Will…

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Saving our Planet: Libraries & the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals

Your Name and Title: Loida Garcia-Febo, International Library Consultant and Chair of ALA’s U.N. Sustainable Development Goals Task ForceArea of the World from Which You Will Present: New York CityLanguage in Which You Will Present: EnglishTarget…

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Brooklyn, NY

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Librarian

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About Me:

er, speaker and writer of topics such as human rights, access to information, advocacy, services to diverse populations, new professionals and continuing professional development. She is an expert strategizing services for diverse and multi-ethnic groups. Her areas of expertise also include grant-writing, international relations, internships & exchanges, customer service, collection development and outreach. Received, ALA 2010 Elizabeth Futas Catalyst for Change Award. Named, Mover & Shaker by Library Journal. Currently, ALA Councilor-at-Large, Chair ALA Membership Meetings Committee. President of REFORMA 2009-2010. Chaired the ALA Intellectual Freedom Round Table 2010-2011. Former secretary of IFLA’s Free Access to Information and Freedom of Expression Committee. Co-established and advises IFLA’s New Professionals SIG. Her writing focuses on new librarians, new professionals, multi-ethnic populations, Latinos and other diverse populations.