The California Librarians Black Caucus is a statewide organization, established in 1972, to eradicate inequities facing African Americans in the library workplace.
CLBC is an independent organization, not affiliated directly with the American Library Association, the Black Caucus of the American Library Association, or the California Library Association. While our members may be affiliated with other professional organizations, our focus is expanding local interests in our profession and expanding opportunities to enhance our professional image.
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Los Angeles Chapter Meeting
Sunday, April 29, 2012 @2:30pm
private residence
Bay Area Chapter Meeting
Sunday, June 3, 2012 @6:00pm
Red Sea, Oakland, CA
EVENTS
Fri April 27 – Imbibe, Western Addition Branch , San Francisco Public Library
Sat April 28 - African American Poetry Celebration, AC Bilbrew Library, County of Los Angeles
Sat May 5 – Ron Dowell Community Policing Discussion & Book Presentation, AC Bilbrew Library, County of Los Angeles
Tues May 15 - Effie Lee Morris Lecture by Jerry Pinkney, San Francisco Public Library
CONFERENCES
- ALA Annual, Anaheim CA – June 21-26, 2012
- CLA Annual, San Jose, CA – November 2-4, 2012
- JCLC, Kansas City, MO – September 19-23, 2012
- 8th National Conference of African American Librarians, Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky – August 7 – 11, 2013
Keep in Touch
- For upcoming events, please visit our Yahoo! Group
- Like us on Facebook
- Scholarship Information: to be announced