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EPISODE · May 5, 2010 · 28 MIN

Ricardo Antoni: REFORMA: Connecting Libraries, Latinos, and the Spanish-Speaking Population for More than 30 Years (VIDEO)

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REFORMA is the National Organization to promote Library and Information Services to Latinos and Spanish-Speaking populations. This presentation reviews REFORMA's mission and history, addresses its relevance for today's information professional, and speculates on its relevance for future professionals as well. The presentation concludes with a specific profile of current goals, activities, membership, and future plans of one of REFORMA's more active chapters, Bibliotecas para la Gente, located in Northern California.

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