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2020 WA Library Legislative DayCommittee Roster | Library-Related Legislation | WA Library Legislative Day
This event is free to attend. Online registration is closed, but registration will also be available onsite. After Monday, January 27, WLA is no longer able to schedule legislator appointments for attendees. Attendees without pre-scheduled appointments will need to either contact legislators themselves to schedule appointments or visit legislator offices on February 5 to meet with their legislative assistants. Location: The United Churches, 110 11th Ave SE in Olympia, WA 98501 Schedule
Advocacy Orientation VideoLearn how to track and search for library-related bills, give effective testimony, and advocate for libraries at WA Library Legislative Day. Presented by Leah Griffin, Teacher Librarian at University Prep. Nearby HotelsTownePlace Suites The Governor Hotel Parking in Downtown OlympiaPlease consult the following resources to find nearby parking. |
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Join us in Olympia on February 5 for the WA Library Legislative Day, sponsored by WLA! This is a great opportunity to network with library supporters from around the state and meet with state legislators and their staff to discuss the value of libraries and the impact laws have on them.