Chinese American Librarians Association

The Chinese American Librarians Association or CALA is an American professional organization of librarians. It was formed by merging two previous associations, the Chinese Librarians Association, which had started in 1974 at Stanford University in California, and the Chinese-American Librarians Association, which began in 1973 in Chicago.[1]^:378 It is the largest Asian-American body of its kind.[1]^:378

Resources

CALA Website: https://cala-web.org/
CALASYS - CALA Academic Resource & Repository System: https://ir.cala-web.org
CALA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CALA-Chinese-American-Librarians-Association-281336511932864/
CALA YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CALAChannel

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References

Echevarria, Tami; Andrew B. Wertheimer (Fall 1997). "Surveying the Role of Ethnic-American Library Associations" (PDF). Library Trends. 42 (2): 373–391.

External links

CALA Official site

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[tami-1] Echevarria, Tami; Andrew B. Wertheimer (Fall 1997). "Surveying the Role of Ethnic-American Library Associations" (PDF). Library Trends. 42 (2): 373–391.