673:"For centuries, our African American heritage has been shared through the oral tradition and then increasingly through growing amounts of print and nonprint materials. Now, technological changes are affecting the development and provision of informational resources. Librarians play a major role and should be leaders in providing continuing access to the African American identity with careful preservation of materials and with challenging guidance to all users."
478:, which was conceived of to complement the Caldecott and Newbery Medals by honoring minority authors and illustrators. She was a member of the selection committee from the awards' second year (1971), prior to its becoming an official American Library Association (ALA) award in 1982. In 1980, the Coretta Scott King Award committee merged with the
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330:, allocated grant money for Morris to find materials for visually-impaired children. Morris was the only librarian in the country working with blind children and advocated for new books to be written for this population. When blind children throughout the country wrote to her for books, Morris worked with the
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Francisco Chapter of the Women's National Book Association established the Effie Lee Morris Lecture Series at the San Francisco Public Library. The annual event honors a children's author or illustrator "whose work exemplifies the causes she championed: inclusivity, diversity, and the
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In 1964, Morris established the library's
Children's Historical and Research Collection, featuring out-of-print books for young people that depicted ethnic stereotypes, in order to highlight the changing portrayals of ethnic and minority groups. The collection was renamed in Morris's honor in 1981.
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A consummate advocate for children, Morris once advised the library's architects that the proposed railings in the children's section were dangerous for children, as they had been set too wide. During her fourteen-year tenure, Morris wrote the library's declaration of children's rights, translated
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Morris moved from New York to San
Francisco in 1963 to become the first children's services coordinator at San Francisco Public Library. She was also the first African American to hold an administrative position at the library. By 1973, she was still only one of ten African American librarians
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Francisco Public Library renames the Children's Historical and Research Collection in Morris's honor. It has since been known as the Effie Lee Morris Historical and Research Collection. Bookplates in the collection include the image of an
143:(April 20, 1921 – November 9, 2009) was an African American children's librarian, educator, and activist, best known for her pioneering public library services for minorities and the visually-impaired. Morris developed
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using fabrics as illustrations. During her time in New York, Morris served as president of the
National Braille Association and chair of the Library of Congress's Committee for Book Selection for Blind Children.
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Morris received many distinguished awards during her lifetime and posthumously. The ALA conferred their highest honor, honorary membership, on Morris in 2008. In 2017, she was inducted posthumously into the
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482:. Morris served as chair of the Coretta Scott King Book Awards Task Force from 1981 to 1984. During this time, she wrote the selection criteria for the award to become an official award of the ALA.
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670:"he most important thing is that children continue to read. The opportunity to make their own decisions about what they read can lead to a new awareness of the role of reading in their lives."
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In 1969, Morris helped establish the library's first
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in 1956. Her thesis was titled "A Mid-Century Survey of the
Presentation of the American Negro in Literature for Children Published in the United States between 1700 and 1950."
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the library's card application into five languages, established a city-wide summer reading program, and wrote booklists for the annual event. In 1975, Morris used a
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grant to establish "Dial-a-Story", a 24-hour phone line where callers could listen to a three-minute recorded story for preschool-aged children.
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branch of the Cleveland Public Library, she delighted in playing librarian by organizing her books on the front porch.
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1999: Reading the World Award from the Center for Multicultural Literature for Children and Young Adults at
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2012: Effie Lee Morris Collection of African American Books at the Butler Children's Literature Center at
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rights of all children to read, learn, and create." In Fall 2019, the WNBA hosted two lecturers: authors
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Library services and advocacy for children, minorities, and the visually impaired
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An annotated bibliography of the Coretta Scott King Award Books from 1970–1990
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to testify in support of continuing the Library Services and Construction Act.
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An active leader in advocacy organizations, Morris served as president of the
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The New Advocate: For Those Involved with Young People and Their Literature
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1957: Dutton-John MacRae Award honoring children's services at the library
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Sharpe, Maida Wood (December 1958). "An Individualized Reading Program".
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2005: Black Caucus of the American Library Association Trailblazer Award
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June 2010: Tribute read into the United States congressional record by
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In 2004, Morris delivered the commencement address to graduates of the
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African American Librarians in the Far West: Pioneers and Trailblazers
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African American Librarians in the Far West: Pioneers and Trailblazers
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African American Librarians in the Far West: Pioneers and Trailblazers
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African American Librarians in the Far West: Pioneers and Trailblazers
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African American Librarians in the Far West: Pioneers and Trailblazers
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After her retirement, she taught courses on children's literature the
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Harris, Violet (Summer 2001). "An Interview with Effie Lee Morris".
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Harris, Violet (Summer 2001). "An Interview with Effie Lee Morris".
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Harris, Violet (Summer 2001). "An Interview with Effie Lee Morris".
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Noel, Angie (April 21, 1973). "The Fight for Soul in the Library".
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The 21st-Century Black Librarian in America: Issues and Challenges
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column written by New York Public Library children's librarian
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San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association
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San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association
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839:. Atlanta, GA: Robert W. Woodruff Library, Atlanta University
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2017, Inductee, California Library Association's Hall of Fame
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Foreword (2000) for the revised edition of Lorenz Graham's
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declares Effie Lee Morris Day in the city of San Francisco
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The Coretta Scott King Awards Book from Vision to Reality
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Graham, Lorenz; Bryan, Ashley; Morris; Effie Lee (2000).
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Women's National Book Association, San Francisco Chapter
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Brown, Tricia; Ortiz, Fran; Morris, Effie Lee (1984).
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Annotated bibliography (1984) for the children's book
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Effie Lee Morris Collection of African American Books
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working in the San Francisco Public Library system.
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Morris's library career began during college at the
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485:1974: Co-Chair, California Librarians Black Caucus
457:1968: Founder of the San Francisco Chapter of the
368:Public Library Association presidency (1971-1972)
1496:"Caldecott Medal & Honor Books, 1938-Present"
1314:"Memorial Resolution Commending Effie Lee Morris"
474:Task Force: Morris was an early supporter of the
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588:American Library Association Honorary Membership
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480:ALA's Social Responsibilities Round Table (SRRT)
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1841:Morris, Effie Lee; Šašek, Miroslav (1967).
1500:Association for Library Service to Children
1384:"Children's Champion Effie Lee Morris Dies"
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1991:20th-century African-American women
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1021:Garner, Carla (February 26, 2009).
891:"Honorary Member: Effie Lee Morris"
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918:"California Library Hall of Fame"
833:Thompkins, Joyce Hollmon (1993).
611:2010: Silver SPUR Award from the
459:Women's National Book Association
726:Zalusky, Steve (June 15, 2010).
444:1952, 1953, 1966, 1967: Member,
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690:Effie Lee Morris Lecture Series
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401:Case Western Reserve University
1908:"Reading Program At Library".
1885:Someone Special, Just Like You
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651:Someone Special, Just Like You
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2016:University of Chicago alumni
2001:20th-century American people
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453:National Braille Association
430:1950s–60s: Founding Member,
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184:American Library Association
157:San Francisco Public Library
1976:African-American librarians
1862:. New York, NY: Macmillan.
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1240:"Black Artist Given Gift".
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432:Laura Ingalls Wilder Award
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235:Western Reserve University
176:Laura Ingalls Wilder Medal
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1966:American women librarians
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476:Coretta Scott King Award
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312:Cleveland Public Library
180:Coretta Scott King Award
145:Cleveland Public Library
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418:Leadership and advocacy
294:New York Herald Tribune
153:New York Public Library
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451:1961–1963: President,
227:John Adams High School
1860:This is San Francisco
644:This is San Francisco
535:June 12, 1984: Mayor
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1770:Congressional Record
1743:"Trailblazers Award"
1547:"It Takes a Village"
620:Dominican University
603:Speaker of the House
561:(BCALA) Legacy Award
463:1971–72: President,
328:Francis Landis Spane
249:. She studied under
1971:American librarians
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425:Library of Congress
388:from 1978 to 1979.
380:Post-library career
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950:"Effie Lee Morris"
896:American Libraries
423:1950s–60s: Chair,
289:Anne Carroll Moore
239:bachelor's degrees
204:Richmond, Virginia
149:Negro History Week
66:Richmond, Virginia
27:American librarian
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