2015 Youth Media Awards Broadcast Live from Chicago on February 2

by SLJ
Jan 20, 2015 | Filed in News & Features
You don’t have to be in Chicago on Monday, February 2 to share in the excitement of the American Library Association’s 2015 Youth Media Awards. An internet connection is all you need.
Youth Media Awards logo You don’t have to be in Chicago on Monday, February 2 to share in the excitement of the American Library Association’s 2015 Youth Media Awards. You can tune in for a live webcast of the press conference broadcast from the Midwinter Meeting or follow I Love Libraries on Twitter and Facebook to be among the first to know the 2015 winners. The official hashtag for the 2015 Youth Media Awards is #ALAyma.  The announcements are scheduled to kick off at 8 am CT. Visit ilovelibraries.org for a complete list of the Youth Media Award categories and past winners. .

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