Gathering in the Library: In Conversation with Aleea Davey-Price

Welcome to Gathering in the Library, a special podcast series hosted by Dr. Cearra Harris, featuring conversations with the contributing authors of the forthcoming book, Why Are All the Black Librarians Gathering in the School Library?, edited by Dr. Nicole A. Cooke. This special podcast series is part of the Augusta Baker Programming Series, curated by Dr. Nicole A. Cooke. In this episode, Dr. Harris had the privilege of speaking with Aleea Davey-Price, who wrote chapter 6, Beginning with Bunn: I Belong Here. Aleea Davey-Price is an elementary school librarian and artist. She's a member of the American Library Association (ALA), the Black Caucus of ALA, the American Association of School Librarians, her state school library chapter. She loves to find new ways for her students to interact with literature through art, writing, and technology. She has presented at both the state and national level about collaboration and differentiation. Join us as we explore Aleea's experiences, professional journey, and contributions to the field of librarianship.