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    Pandemic School, by Teen Contributor Riley Jensen

    Karen Jensen, MLS, August 10, 2020 | Teen Issues

    Teen contributor Riley Jensen discusses what it's like to be a teenager thinking about returning to school in a pandemic.

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    For Teens Making a Difference: A Twist on Gun Violence By Alex Richards

    Karen Jensen, MLS, July 8, 2020 | Teen Issues

    Author Alex Richards shares a different point of view in the gun violence debate with her latest YA novel, ACCIDENTAL

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    RevolTeens: Texas Teen De’Andre Arnold Reminds Us All, Teens Need Fans (by Christine Lively)

    Karen Jensen, MLS, February 26, 2020 | Teen Issues

    What do teens need to help navigate and survive in today's world? Fans! Let's talk about being a teen fan.

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    More Than an Identity, by teen contributor Elliot

    Karen Jensen, MLS, February 4, 2019 | Teen Issues

    Today TLT teen contributor Elliot is talking with us about identity.

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    One in Three: Teen Dating Violence and Michelle Carter – a guest post by author Heather Demetrios

    Karen Jensen, MLS, August 17, 2017 | Teen Issues

    Today we are honored to have Bad Romance author Heather Demetrios with us to talk about teen dating violence. She shares her experiences and thoughts regarding this serious issue and her recent release, Bad Romance. As a young adult author, I think a lot about what it feels like to be young and in love. […]

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    Trickle Down Economics May Not Work, But Trickled Down Hate Surely Does

    Karen Jensen, MLS, May 24, 2017 | Teen Issues

    Today is the last day of school and two teenage girls are sitting in my living room waiting to go to Six Flags. We’re skipping school on the last day of what has arguably been the worst year of school in their lives. You see this year, their school has been plagued by incredibly high […]

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    Resources: #SVYALit and #MHYALit – Teens and Suicide, Teens and Sexual Violence Brochures

    Karen Jensen, MLS, May 11, 2017 | #MHYALit, #SJYALit, Teen Issues

    Due in part to the discussions I have been having surrounding the Netflix show 13 Reasons Why, I made an informational brochure on the topics of suicide and sexual violence for the teens at my library. I am posting them here for you and you can use them if you would like. A few notes […]

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    In Our Mailbox: More Thoughts on 13 Reason Why, Teens and Libraries

    Karen Jensen, MLS, May 8, 2017 | #MHYALit, Teen Issues

    Trigger Warning: Discussion of Sexual Violence and Suicide So I received a message in my email asking my thoughts on 13 Reasons Why and programming. At the same time, Heather Booth was thinking about doing a book discussion and she tweeted out asking people their thoughts, so we called and talked about it. Here’s what […]

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    Teaching Teens Media Literacy 101

    Karen Jensen, MLS, November 28, 2016 | Teen Issues

    In this post election season there has been a lot of focus on how fake and biased media influenced the election. It’s staggering to realize how much of an influence it has had. So yesterday I felt compelled to tweet to my teen (and adult followers) some tips for helping to examine the news and […]

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    Spending the Day After the 2016 Election with Teenagers

    Karen Jensen, MLS, November 11, 2016 | Teen Issues

      I have been a teen services librarian for 22 years, maybe 23. I have sat with teenagers through a lot of moments. Many elections. 9/11. I have talked with them about war, the economy, and yes, about their abortions. Some teenagers we see once or twice, others we come to know more personally. They […]

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