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Welcome  to  the  Nebraska State  Literacy  Association

an affiliate of the International Literacy Association

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Our mission is to promote and advocate for equitable access to literacies for individuals of all ages and diverse communities as a basic human right.

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Check back for additional opportunities. Know of an opportunity that would benefit fellow Nebraska educators? Please email:

 president@neliteracy.org or 

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NSLA recommends the following list of resources for your professional learning: 

Intermediate/Secondary Resources

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International Literacy Association Digital Events

A variety of events focused on timely topics and research-based instruction. These events feature leading voices in literacy instruction.

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ILA has a number of curated collections available with member discount options. 

The PaTTAN Conference is available again this year. Registration is free, and all sessions will be recorded and posted online. 

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NSLA is looking to gather information from members about possible involvement. We are an organization that runs on the volunteer work/involvement of its members.  Please think about completing the survey and volunteering to support the organization.

2023-2024 NSLA Board

President - Tricia Parker

President Elect - Sara Wing

Past President - Sarah Sell

Secretary - Kathleen Hinman

Treasurer - Julie Schik

Director of Membership -
Jody Sempek

Board Members at Large:

NSLA ILA Coordinator -
Tish Rezac

Director of Professional Learning - Julie Kozisek

Director of Conference Planning - Julie Agard

Director of Communications -
Gail Hayes

A Message From NSLA PRESIDENT

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Tricia Parker

NSLA President 2023-2024

Hello!

First and foremost, I would like to say a heartfelt thank you to our continuing members and a welcome to those of you who are new to the Nebraska State Literacy Association. We know that as we find our new normal in a changed world, many things have transformed, including NSLA. So, as we find our way forward together, we are excited to share our newly finalized Strategic Plan along with our updated Mission, Vision, and Goals. We appreciate the feedback received from members and are excited to work with many of you as we now put the hard work into our foundational goals to build them into the strong pillars that will support our organization for the years to come.

We hope that you will find value in the research-focused professional learning that will be available throughout the next year and that you will take advantage of the opportunities to participate in the book studies, online events, and next year’s in-person conference to learn, grow, and connect alongside fellow educators.

We also encourage you to sign up for opportunities to participate in the leadership of NSLA through our many committees and opportunities to serve as a member of the board. We would love to have you join us in our work of promoting and improving literacy for all here in Nebraska.

Cordially,
Tricia Parker
NSLA President 2023-2024
president@neliteracy.org 

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ILA - CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO READ

1. Children have the basic human right to read.

2. Children have the right to access texts in print and digital formats.

3. Children have the right to choose what they read.

4. Children have the right to read texts that mirror their experiences. and languages, provide windows into the lives of others, and open doors into our diverse world.

5. Children have the right to read for pleasure.

6. Children have the right to supportive reading environments with knowledgeable literacy partners.

7. Children have the right to extended time set aside for reading.

8. Children have the right to share what they learn through reading by collaborating with others locally and globally.

9. Children have the right to read as a springboard for other forms of communication, such as writing, speaking, and visually representing.

10. Children have the right to benefit from the financial and material resources of governments, agencies, and organizations that support reading and reading instruction.


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