2025-2026 Webinars

Chelsea Baker is the librarian at the Central Quebec School Board. She has had many opportunities to weed book collections over her 20+ year career in public, academic, and school libraries. Chelsea is committed to helping schools in her board build and maintain engaging and relevant collections that support all learners.  Her favourite book genres are historical fiction, picture books, and non-fiction. The most recent book she read (as of January 2026) was about marine archaeology targeted towards 10-14 year olds. She also loves sending and receiving postcards, cuddling with her cat, and being outside on a snowy day. 

Laura Wulf splits her time between working in the school board archives and as the board librarian for the Pedagogical Services Department, offering support and training for the board’s library staff. She is not only passionate about books and reading, but also about offering quality library services and making meaningful connections with staff and students. Laura previously worked for many years as a librarian in a private elementary school, and even spent a few years in the public library system before finding her way back to the world of education.

Stacy is a pedagogical consultant for the LEARN. Part of her dossier includes consulting for the RÉCIT Provincial Services for the Anglophone Community. Stacy previously worked as an elementary teacher and an educational consultant specializing in second languages, social sciences, and arts at the Kativik Ilisarniliriniq School Board. Her teaching career also includes experience in English as a Second Language (ESL) in both Nova Scotia, Canada, and Shanghai, China. Stacy holds a BA in English from Saint Francis Xavier University, as well as a B.Ed. and an M.Ed. in Curriculum Studies from Acadia University. 

Julian is a board-level librarian at the English Montreal School Board. In that capacity, he works with Educational Consultants, Administrators, Teachers, and school-based library personnel with issues related to information literacy, digital citizenship, library learning commons initiatives, and online resources. He has also worked at the Quebec Ministry of Education as the liaison between the ministry and school libraries in the English sector of Quebec, and as an English teacher in South Korea. BA History and MLIS - McGill University