In 1997, the first annual Día celebrations were held in cities including El Paso and Austin. Texas has continued to support Día, thanks to advocates like Sara Ortiz, Communications & Marketing Specialist at the Texas Library Association (TLA) and Rebekah … Continue reading →
Please share this video with your networks to help them quickly understand what Día is all about! Children’s Day, Book Day
Continue reading →Thanks to the enthusiasm of Día Dynamo Roxanna Barillas, Día partner First Book continues to support and promote Día, working within their own network and partnering with other organizations. Gracias, First Book! Celebrating Día Explore the Día resource page on … Continue reading →
Día partner Center for the Study of Multicultural Children’s Literature (CSMCL) is pleased to announce the two winners of their 2017 Día Grant with an African American Focus. The 2017 winners are Alturas International Academy Library in Idaho Falls, Idaho, … Continue reading →
It’s National Library Week, a perfect time to say “cheers” to Día Dynamo Meryle Leonard, Outreach Manager at the Mora Award-winning Public Library of Charlotte/Mecklenburg County, who sent us a note about their upcoming Día celebration!
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