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Día in Albuquerque

Pat Mora

Throughout this month, we’ll post news about Día festivities across the country. Albuquerque Bernalillo County Libraries has planned many events over several days.

Riann Powell, Cultural Activities Coordinator for the ABC Libraries provided this information:

We are excited to be participating again by providing 17 events from April 16-30. The events include:


• Bilingual (Spanish & English) storytelling


• Storytelling in the traditional Native American style using sign language


• African Dance & Drumming


• Interactive & hands on sessions from the Natural History Museum


• A PBS/KNME sponsored event featuring characters from the show Super Why

At the end of each program each student will receive a book of their very own to take home and keep. We will also be handing out bilingual family storytelling activity placemats that were created by an organization that encourages families to eat and interact together.

Riann was recently promoted and her successor will be responsible for Día. She says “Working on Día has been one of the big highlights of my career with the libraries – we’ve been able to grow it so much over the years and I love what it has evolved in to. We’re very lucky to have an endowment for Día through our Friends for the Library which enables us to put on quality programs and ensures that the libraries will continue special programming for years to come.”

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Today’s Día Reflection

Pat Mora
Day by day, día por día
Let’s learn what other Día advocates have shared and discovered.

I’m posting a Reflection each day during April in honor of Dia’s 15th Anniversary. All thirty Reflections will be available as a downloadable pdf at the end of the month.
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Message from Katherine Paterson

Pat Mora

“My warm congratulations to all the literacy advocates who through Día work hard to connect all children to books, languages and culture.”

Katherine Paterson
National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature

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Today’s Día Reflection

Pat Mora
Day by day, día por día

Let’s champion children and literacy in our daily lives and creatively and concretely introduce Día to potential partners.

I’m posting a Reflection each day during April in honor of Dia’s 15th Anniversary. All thirty Reflections will be available as a downloadable pdf at the end of the month.
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Red Oak Books

Pat Mora
Warm congratulations to my friends at Red Oak Books in Fort Worth, Texas!  Today, they celebrate thirteen years in which they have donated 337,294 books to children in their city.  Now that’s an example to for local and state foundations to follow throughout this country.
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