Picture of the Week | #SLJBasecamp

by SLJ
May 09, 2018 | Filed in News & Features
J. Elizabeth Mills and Dr. Michelle H. Martin from the University of Washington's iSchool share material created by children at one of the #SLJBasecamp sessions in Seattle on May 5.
Dr. Michelle H. Martin, Beverly Cleary Endowed Professor for Children & Youth Services, University of Washington iSchool, and J. Elizabeth Mills, PhD Candidate, University of Washington iSchool share materials created by children in a breakout session at School Library Journal's Leadership Basecamp on Saturday, May 5. The event, and the session "Reading Life Between the Lines: Using Children’s and Young Adult Literature to Have Tough Conversations About Diversity," were held at the Seattle Public Library.

J. Elizabeth Mills (l.) and Dr. Michelle H. Martin from the University of Washington's iSchool. Photo by Rebecca T. Miller

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