Dr. Jen Cannell Dr. Colleen Sadowski

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Dr. Jen Cannell Dr. Colleen Sadowski Advocacy Season 2018 Dr. Jen Cannell Dr. Colleen Sadowski

Legislative Landscape NYS Budget: Projected budget deficit of more than $4.5 Billion One of every three dollars in the state budget comes from the federal government The Division of Budget is expecting all legislative adds from last year to be rolled back A 10% reduction across all programs is being considered Governor’s Budget Announced 1/16/18 Proposed State Library Aid:                  $91.6M Proposed Library Construction Aid:         $14M

The Shy Person’s Guide to Lobbying “…lobbying is now, more than ever, a sacred obligation of any professional who cares about kids and schools.” Doug Johnson The Shy Person’s Guide to Lobbying Doug Johnson, 2017

Steps to Take Action Recognize that advocacy is your job and find opportunities to speak to your legislators face-to-face Learn something about the legislative process – or at least who your representatives are Understand [NYLA’s] platform and know the talking points Be effective when visiting with your legislator Write, call and e-mail – effectively Work on developing a relationship with your representatives http://doug-johnson.squarespace.com/blue-skunk-blog/2017/12/16/the-shy-persons-guide-to-lobbying.html

https://www. nyla. org/max/4DCGI/cms/review. html https://www.nyla.org/max/4DCGI/cms/review.html?Action=CMS_Document&DocID=1536&MenuKey=advocacy

Budgetary Priorities 2018

Increase State Library Aid Proportionally with Education Funding Library usage and demand for services are surging statewide Libraries are a core component of our state’s educational infrastructure – LIBRARIES ARE EDUCATION Libraries are critical for access and equality Library systems are models of shared services STATE LIBRARY AID - $100M for Equitable Library Funding

Fund the Public Library Capital Aid Program New York State’s public libraries are rapidly aging Public Libraries require capital investment to accommodate high-speed broadband infrastructure Public Libraries desperately require energy-efficient infrastructure upgrades Public Library capital needs have been comparatively underfunded LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION AID - $30M for Equal Access, IT Infrastructure, Energy Efficiency

legislative Priorities EQUITABLE ACCESS FOR ALL NEW YORKERS Universal Access to the Library Construction Aid Program Access to Publicly-Funded Research Equitable Access to School Libraries and Librarians legislative Priorities 2018

Equitable access to School Libraries & Librarians Background: NYS youngest learners are denied access to quality school libraries staffed by certified School Library Media Specialists; secondary school students – particularly those in NYC – are denied access through loopholes in SED Regulations. Students suffer from lack of instruction in information sciences; the inability to properly analyze the source and quality of information leaves students unprepared for post-secondary instruction. Impact: Passing this bill would help ensure that all students are college-ready, lead to more students successfully pursuing graduate studies, and provide better-informed civic discourse. https://www.nyla.org/max/4DCGI/cms/review.html?Action=CMS_Document&DocID=1536&MenuKey=advocacy

Who can disagree with this? Messaging Who can disagree with this?

Timeline January Schedule visits for Advocacy Day Prep talking points February Pre-Advocacy Day Advocacy Day February 27 & 28 March One house budgets announced Send messages: Advocacy Center April Thank you campaign: Advocacy Center Request Bullet Aid

Future Planning

Instead of a bill to include a librarian in every building… New Jersey (Bill A4858) Information Literacy Curriculum Requires curriculum K-12 Encourages hiring a certified specialist *School Librarians are vulnerable without this http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2016/Bills/A5000/4858_I1.HTM

Instead of Librarians Advocating for Themselves Librarians advocate for students! Develop stronger partnerships with… Legislators Teachers Unions Parent Teacher Associations Education Related Organizations Education News Reporters NYSED DLD

Upcoming Advocacy Events NYLA Town Hall Conference Call Session Overview/Budget Update February 7th Pre-Advocacy Day and Advocacy Day Albany, NY February 27th & 28th Budget Review April 12th

Thank you! Dr. Colleen Sadowski Colleen.Sadowski@rcsdk12.org Dr. Jen Cannell Jen.Cannell@neric.org