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Kathy Ishizuka
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Editor-in-Chief, Partnerships and Innovation Director, School Library Journal
New York
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Executive Editor of School Library Journal. My beat: Education, tech, libraries, social justice. I have broad responsibility for this award-winning print publication, website, and newsletters, which serves the K-12 and library communities. SLJ content includes news & features encompassing education, technology, books & authors, literacy (basic, digital), industry news; and best practices in K-12 & libraries. I'm responsible for developing the editorial calendar and also manage our network of blogs and social media. A "Maker Workshop" virtual learning course; a dedicated theme issue on diversity; one upcoming on teens; and a partnership with the nonprofit We Need Diverse Books are among the projects I've spearheaded. Additionally, I serve on the board of trustees of the Freedom to Read Foundation, and am currently directing research on the censorship of books about diverse characters and/or written by diverse authors.
Education ed tech libraries book industry
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School Library Journal
School Library Journal (SLJ) is a leading publication dedicated to librarians and information specialists who work with children and teens. Established in 1954, SLJ has been providing authoritative journalism, reviews, and resources tailored specifically for school and youth librarians for over 70 years. SLJ offers award-winning journalism that covers topics such as literacy, education policy, and technology in library science. The publication features over 6,000 annual reviews of books, digital content, and educational resources, serving as a vital evaluation tool for librarians. SLJ also hosts significant industry events, including the Leadership Summit and various virtual conferences. Additionally, it provides digital content through e-newsletters, webcasts, and blogs, along with educational resources to assist librarians in collection development and programming. SLJ primarily serves school librarians, public librarians, educators, and administrators, helping them stay informed on best practices and emerging trends in the field. Published by Media Source, Inc., SLJ is committed to empowering library professionals with timely and relevant content.
New York, New York, United States
+1 646-746-6400
Founded: 1954