Dear HBCU Library Alliance Members,

Happy New Year! As we eagerly anticipate the arrival of Black History Month 2024, we celebrate this year's theme: "African Americans and the Arts." This theme provides a meaningful platform to celebrate and honor the rich contributions that African, Caribbean, and Black Americans have made to the visual arts, music, cultural movements, and more throughout history.

To foster engagement among library deans and directors, we cordially invite you to contribute to the second iteration of "In My Library." This initiative aims to showcase the diverse tapestry of creativity and talent within our HBCU library community. Share your institution's Black History Month events, exhibits, and initiatives, whether they involve virtual lectures, exhibitions, workshops, performances, or other creative endeavors. To share information about your events, please fill out the form below with the relevant details by Friday, January 26th.

Black History Month Surveyhttps://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=vai3yyVtB0aHCrT_abSc2shQpjArgaNOgxWUGGWwXy5UMzNDMDhMUjI3VkMzTlYyWDNLVTZKRDRGNy4u

Moreover, as we embrace African Americans' rich history and artistic contributions, consider making a difference that resonates within our HBCU library community. Your support ensures the HBCU Library Alliance continues its mission to empower HBCU libraries. Click here to donatehttps://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=LMWTSE3HTUADC.

Let us unite in making February 2024 a month of shared knowledge, collaboration, and festive commemoration. Together, we can create a lasting impact on our communities while joyously celebrating the remarkable influence of African Americans in the arts.

Best regards,

Shaneé Yvette Willis, M.Div/MLS

Program Manager at HBCU Library Alliancehttp://hbculibraries.org/

Phone: (678) 210-5801 ext. 103

Web: hbculibraries.orghttp://hbculibraries.org/

Email: swillis@hbculibraries.orgmailto:swillis@hbculibraries.org

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Dear HBCU Library Alliance Members,

Happy New Year! As we eagerly anticipate the arrival of Black History Month 2024, we celebrate this year's theme: "African Americans and the Arts." This theme provides a meaningful platform to celebrate and honor the rich contributions that African, Caribbean, and Black Americans have made to the visual arts, music, cultural movements, and more throughout history.

To foster engagement among library deans and directors, we cordially invite you to contribute to the second iteration of "In My Library." This initiative aims to showcase the diverse tapestry of creativity and talent within our HBCU library community. Share your institution's Black History Month events, exhibits, and initiatives, whether they involve virtual lectures, exhibitions, workshops, performances, or other creative endeavors. To share information about your events, please fill out the form below with the relevant details by Friday, January 26th.

Black History Month Surveyhttps://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=vai3yyVtB0aHCrT_abSc2shQpjArgaNOgxWUGGWwXy5UMzNDMDhMUjI3VkMzTlYyWDNLVTZKRDRGNy4u

Moreover, as we embrace African Americans' rich history and artistic contributions, consider making a difference that resonates within our HBCU library community. Your support ensures the HBCU Library Alliance continues its mission to empower HBCU libraries. Click here to donatehttps://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=LMWTSE3HTUADC.

Let us unite in making February 2024 a month of shared knowledge, collaboration, and festive commemoration. Together, we can create a lasting impact on our communities while joyously celebrating the remarkable influence of African Americans in the arts.

Best regards,

Shaneé Yvette Willis, M.Div/MLS

Program Manager at HBCU Library Alliancehttp://hbculibraries.org/

Phone: (678) 210-5801 ext. 103

Web: hbculibraries.orghttp://hbculibraries.org/

Email: swillis@hbculibraries.orgmailto:swillis@hbculibraries.org

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