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Governor Newsom proclaims California Library Week
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~ Sacramento, CA - Governor Gavin Newsom has declared April 19-25, 2026 as "California Library Week" in a proclamation issued today. This week-long celebration recognizes the vital role that libraries play in keeping California communities strong.
With over 1,000 public libraries across the state, these institutions serve as safe havens and community hubs for people of all ages and backgrounds. They offer a wide range of resources and services, including adult literacy programs, summer reading programs, STEAM resources, early learning programs for infants and toddlers, free summer meals for children, and job seeker services.
But it's not just about books and resources. The driving force behind California's libraries are the dedicated workers who create a welcoming environment and help individuals access the specific resources they need to succeed. Librarians play a crucial role in cataloging and preserving California's rich history and culture. They also inspire a love of reading in children and provide opportunities for all generations to learn new skills and hobbies.
Libraries are also bastions of intellectual freedom, providing access to countless ideas, worlds, and histories. For marginalized groups, libraries serve as inclusive spaces where they can find reflections of themselves among the shelves. In the face of attempts at censorship through book banning campaigns, librarians bravely fight back to protect intellectual freedom.
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In times of disaster, libraries offer much-needed resilience and hope to communities. They provide trusted information amidst chaos, act as meeting places for disaster relief officials, serve as warming or cooling centers, offer charging stations for phones and laptops, and connect people with necessary resources.
Governor Newsom's proclamation also recognizes the importance of diversity in library materials. Libraries play a crucial role in protecting intellectual freedom by providing access to books that reflect the diverse experiences of Californians.
"Free and open to all," Governor Newsom states in his proclamation that "California libraries are the heart of our communities." During this week, we honor our libraries, library workers, and the endless possibilities they provide to enrich the lives of all Californians.
In addition to proclaiming California Library Week, Governor Newsom also declared 2026 as the "California Arts Council 50th Anniversary." This proclamation recognizes the immeasurable potential and creativity found in California and celebrates the essential role that public libraries play in protecting intellectual freedom.
As we celebrate California Library Week and the 50th anniversary of the California Arts Council, it is a reminder of the important role that libraries play in our communities. They are not just buildings filled with books; they are safe havens, community hubs, and gateways to knowledge and opportunity for all.
With over 1,000 public libraries across the state, these institutions serve as safe havens and community hubs for people of all ages and backgrounds. They offer a wide range of resources and services, including adult literacy programs, summer reading programs, STEAM resources, early learning programs for infants and toddlers, free summer meals for children, and job seeker services.
But it's not just about books and resources. The driving force behind California's libraries are the dedicated workers who create a welcoming environment and help individuals access the specific resources they need to succeed. Librarians play a crucial role in cataloging and preserving California's rich history and culture. They also inspire a love of reading in children and provide opportunities for all generations to learn new skills and hobbies.
Libraries are also bastions of intellectual freedom, providing access to countless ideas, worlds, and histories. For marginalized groups, libraries serve as inclusive spaces where they can find reflections of themselves among the shelves. In the face of attempts at censorship through book banning campaigns, librarians bravely fight back to protect intellectual freedom.
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In times of disaster, libraries offer much-needed resilience and hope to communities. They provide trusted information amidst chaos, act as meeting places for disaster relief officials, serve as warming or cooling centers, offer charging stations for phones and laptops, and connect people with necessary resources.
Governor Newsom's proclamation also recognizes the importance of diversity in library materials. Libraries play a crucial role in protecting intellectual freedom by providing access to books that reflect the diverse experiences of Californians.
"Free and open to all," Governor Newsom states in his proclamation that "California libraries are the heart of our communities." During this week, we honor our libraries, library workers, and the endless possibilities they provide to enrich the lives of all Californians.
In addition to proclaiming California Library Week, Governor Newsom also declared 2026 as the "California Arts Council 50th Anniversary." This proclamation recognizes the immeasurable potential and creativity found in California and celebrates the essential role that public libraries play in protecting intellectual freedom.
As we celebrate California Library Week and the 50th anniversary of the California Arts Council, it is a reminder of the important role that libraries play in our communities. They are not just buildings filled with books; they are safe havens, community hubs, and gateways to knowledge and opportunity for all.
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