Librarians for Fairness
A librarians' association that advocates for academic balance in our libraries
Librarians for Fairness is an organization dedicated to bringing information about Israel to libraries around the world and to promoting democratic values. We work to ensure that Israel is represented fairly in libraries through books, periodicals, audiovisuals, and online resources.
Book Discussion Kit
Now featuring a current affairs bestseller—
The Case for Democracy: The Power to Overcome Tyranny & Terror
If you would like to catalog and add The Case for Democracy to your library’s
collection, please send us an e-mail with your name, the library’s shipping
information, and phone. Please accept this book as a DONATION as long as
our supply lasts.
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Show a Film on the Middle East
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Now offering Israel 4 Kids CD
American Children can now take a virtual tour of Israel with Srulik,
a popular sandal-footed Israeli cartoon character. This fun and interactive
tour will make Israel come alive as students
experience the story of Israel that rarely gets told. Children and educators
alike can learn about Israel’s cool Internet technologies (i.e. AOL
instant messaging), watermelon picking robots,
live-saving cancer drugs, and other joint U.S.-Israeli projects and become
better informed about Israel’s unique history, national languages,
climate, food, branches of government, and currency.
If you would like to catalog and add Israel 4 Kids to your library’s collection,
please send us an e-mail with your name, the library’s shipping information,
and phone. Please accept the CD as a DONATION as long as our supply lasts.
Israel in the World
This colorful volume takes an in-depth look at a remarkable achievement: how one small and very young
country has successfully become one of the world's technological leaders.
From agriculture to medicine, Israel stands right at the forefront of technological
development. Learn about the country's many achievements and breakthoughs,
and how it's poised to remain on the industrial cutting edge in the
foreseeable future. The countless accomplishments outlined here would
be dazzling, even if they hadn't emerged from a nation that didn't
even exist 60 years ago: Israel created the ICQ chat facility that
is now used
by hundreds of millions
of internet surfers each day; the technology that allows you to leave
voicemail messages on a mobile phone; the medical diagnostic equipment
(including magnetic resonance imaging) found in most hospitals; and
the surveillance equipment that
alerts security officials to suspicious activities at airports. Find
out about the people who made such progress possible; the educational
system
that allowed these citizens, many of them recent immigrants, to reach
their full potential; and how
Israel uses its knowledge for the well-being of the world.
If you would like to catalog and add Israel in the World to your library’s collection, please send us an e-mail with your name, the library’s shipping information, and phone. Please accept
the CD as a DONATION as long as our supply lasts.
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