In recent years, the conversation around disability representation in literature has gained momentum, reflecting a growing awareness of the importance of diverse and authentic portrayals …
Kieran Hixon and Sharon Morris just finished a tour of 50 libraries in 4 weeks and have some High Fives to give to public libraries. …
This guest blog post is authored by Kyra Hahn, Older Adult Services Librarian at Denver Public Library, Hampden Branch. Kyra has presented on Public Service …
Emojis can add depth to communication, allow you to express emotion and tone, and can enhance the overall meaning of your message. However, it’s important …
Brief Bio: Cormac McCarthy (1933-2023) was a prolific American novelist known for his distinctive writing style, which often explored themes of violence, morality, and the …
As springtime sprouts across Colorado, it’s a fine time to unearth some data on another statewide system that benefits all library users. The interlibrary loan …
Useful tools to help you find color combinations with accessible contrast.
Have you ever wondered how your school district is funded? Or why your school district is funded differently than others? While public schools receive funding …
“Aren’t school librarians dinosaurs?” An acquaintance recently asked me this question after I explained my role with the Colorado State Library. I responded, “Can I …
The American public deserves plain language communication from its government. The benefits of plain language are both tangible and intangible: Plain language gets your message …
Until now, the Cataloging Fundamentals video series has focused on understanding and creating bib records, which are the primary product of cataloging. However, many catalogers …
“Web accessibility, (…) is the inclusive practice of ensuring there are no barriers that prevent interaction with, or access to, websites on the World Wide …
Our series on Colorado’s governors continues with Clarence J. Morley, Colorado’s 24th governor. Governor Morley served one term from 1925-1927. Early life Clarence Joseph Morley …
The new accessibility rules cover a lot, but a good plan and documentation can help.
We’ve asked libraries across Colorado to submit program they’ve run in the last year that they’re proud of and they want the rest of us …
Brief Bio Tana French (born 10 May 1973) is an American-Irish writer and theatrical actress who was born in Burlington, Vermont. Her father was an economist who …
Aside from the fact that Colorado law requires it of public entities, it is worth remembering the reasons why it is so important to make everything we do fully accessible.
In the ever-evolving landscape of libraries, the ability to connect with our diverse communities is a constant. Like most library staff that interact with the …
Keri Funkhouser is a Senior Communications Strategist for the Colorado Workforce Development Council (CWDC). Her team at My Colorado Journey answered some questions below to …
As spring blooms in the Rockies, so does another (less picturesque) annual event: tax season. Understanding the ins and outs of filing your taxes in …