I felt moved to make these.
Please download, use, and share any or all of these designs.
You can find some of these Ukrainian designs at my Society6 shop.
Cecilia Dalzell sent me a brilliant template for the Irish Gaelige version! And Miriam, a librarian in Dublin sent me a fabulous alternate translation that I just have to include. Please know that I’ll happily make versions in all of the various dialects – you just need to send them to me. Thank you Cecilia…
It turns out that I got some of my themes/months confused. I had thought that our <em><a href=”https://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/2017/01/16/having-a-poke-ball/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer”>Pokemon Go</a> </em>decor had been in September. Nope. It was a bonus August theme (<em>thank you to my team for pointing this out to me – and I’ve gone back and corrected my earlier posts as a…
The splendid Karen Van Drie @worldlibraries provided several Kurdish translations for Libraries Are For Everyone. This post has the Kurmaji translation, and then you can find the Sorani translations here. Thanks yet again, Karen!!!
Ludy Rueda’s friend Petr Holubar from the Czech Republic was happy to share the Czech translation of Libraries Are For Everyone. Thank you, Petr!!!
Okay, so it turned out that my three part new sign series has a fourth part. What can I say? I rebel against…uh, numbers? Along with our directional and informational signs from 2015, I realized that our “rules” signs also needed a refresh. BEFORE: AFTER: In the After picture, the library images behind the children…
I received a wonderful email this week from Lara, a librarian in Colorado. In it, she shared with me two Native American translations of Libraries Are For Everyone. She had sought out the help from Laura Redish, the Director of the Native Languages of the Americas website. This is a wonderful non-profit organization that preserves…
