ALT A photo of Richard Wright, a Black man, has a birthday hat photoshopped onto his head. A collage of vintage items like an old camera and vintage book pages surrounds him. Text reads happy birthday Richard Wright.
ALT Beth, a white woman wearing glasses and a red MLC polo, holds up a copy of 'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. In the corner of the graphic are the words 'Shorty McShortersons: A Scandal in Bohemia.'
ALT Ruth, a Black woman wearing a green shirt, stands in front of a brick building. The sign on the wall of the building says Poplarville Public Library.
ALT Four women smile at the camera. The one on the right is holding the camera, as if to take a selfie. They are taking the photo in a library.
ALT A large banner spread out on a table reads "All Together Now". The banner looks like it was printed out in black and white and, over a long period of time, people have colored in various pictures and words on the banner.
ALT The endcap display of a library shelf. The display is of a house being lifted up by a dozen or so balloons into the sky above a waterfall. This is obviously the house from the Pixar movie 'Up', as shown by the caption on the display: "Lift Each Other UP."
ALT At the top of the graphic is the logo for 'On the Same Page' with the Mississippi Library Commission. Below the logo are images of libraries throughout the state as well as the words "A letter from Hulen, Mississippi library news, Opportunities for libraries, CE offerings, and MORE!"
ALT The text reads “One Person Libraries with Amanda Minor.” Amanda’s picture is in the center of the graphic. The background is a blurred set of stacks in a library.
ALT Two smiling women, Lena and Tech Services Director Jennifer Todd, are seated at a table in a conference room
ALT A woman stands in front of a presentation. The slide reads: 1,3,89,918 total of broadband serviceable locations. 269,535 (19.4%) unserved. 211, 983 (15.3%) underserved. 908,400 (65.3%) served.
ALT A group of people sit on a stage before a display showing the logo of BEAM: Broadband Expansion and Accessibility of Mississippi.
ALT A white woman with long gray hair and glasses holds up multiple copies of a bingo card. Her photo is on a graphic with a light blue background and the words "Getting to Know Us, Getting to Know All About Us."
ALT The sign for the Conner-Graham Memorial Library, hanging on a brick wall.
ALT A white woman holds some sort of small exotic bird. Parents and children look on, watching her and the bird.
ALT An animal handler wears thick blue and white gloves. There is a blue scorpion on one hand. The other hand is holding a flashlight and shining it on the scorpion.
ALT Four people smile at the camera. Left to right: a white woman with glasses and a green shirt; a white man with glasses and a Hawaiian shirt, a white man with white hair, a beard, and a plaid shirt, a Black woman with gray hair, glasses, and a yellow shirt that reads "All Together Now."
ALT Collage of many different people, young and old, Black and white, male and female, having fun at their libraries. They are participating in a variety of activities, like library programs, studying, showing off books, and using the computer. Text reads Snapshot Day 22 A Day in the Life of Mississippi Libraries.
ALT A Mississippi Writers Trail sign talking about Richard Wright sits in front of a large brick building, the Natchez Public Library.
ALT Three Black people, of various ages, look at a computer. We can't see what's on the computer screen, but the two younger people look to be helping an older woman.
ALT Three Black people sit at two computers. From left to right: a Black woman with gray hair and a patriotic themed shirt, a Black man with white hair, a white beard, and a gray shirt, a Black woman with a tan baseball cap and a yellow shirt. Both computers display the same PowerPoint presentation.
ALT A bookshelf, chock full of children's books. Multiple children's books sit on top of the shelf as well.
ALT Zach, a smiling white man with curly black hair and a black polo, sits behind two books: 'A Man Called Ove' by Frederick Backman and 'Biloxi' by Mary Miller.
ALT The background of the graphic is a lock, surrounded by dark blue artifacts in a digital or computer-esque style. The vibes are very much 'clip art representing cybersecurity'. The words on the graphic read "Privacy Practices with Lacy Ellinwood." On the right of the graphic is the image of Lacy, a white woman with long brown hair, glasses, and a gray sweater. Her photo is inside a computer screen frame, like she is being displayed on a computer.
ALT Tiara, a Black woman, holds a globe on her lap as she talks to children seated in front of her.
ALT Jennifer Rose, a white woman, makes a large soap bubble via a bubble wand.
ALT Small children use a 3-D pen to draw outlines of various shapes.