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The California State Library will limit the collection of personal information and safeguard the privacy of personal information collected or maintained by the State Library. The Library abides by all state and federal laws, regulations, and policies, which includes, but are not limited to, the California Information Practices Act of 1977, the Public Records Act, Government Code section 11015.5 and 11019.9, the State Information Management Manual section 5310-A, the State Administrative Manual section 5310.1, and other applicable laws pertaining to information privacy applicable to state entities. Personal information collected and/or maintained by the Library shall only be used for the purpose it was collected. 
Collection and Use Practices

The State Library collects individual’s personal information only as allowed by law to administer the programs it is responsible for providing. Any subsequent use of the information shall be limited to and consistent with the fulfillment of the purpose for which the information was collected, and/or to make disclosures as required or authorized by law.
The library only collects personal information that is necessary and appropriate for the types of services requested. When personal information is provided, the library will inform submitters about the general uses of the information by the library.

Management of Personal Information

Personal information collected by the library may not be disclosed, made available, or otherwise used for purposes other than those specified, except with the consent of the subject of the personal information, or as authorized by law or regulation. Giving of personal information is voluntary, but not providing requested information may limit access to certain services.
The library will not distribute or sell any electronically collected personal information about users to any third party without the user’s written consent.
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Students are expected to work through the content and learn from the feedback. Tutors do not provide answers — they provide guidance and help. Tutoring sessions may be monitored for completeness and pedagogical effectiveness. All tutors have passed background checks and possess, at a minimum, a bachelor’s degree. 
Anyone using a computer inside of California can benefit from the live “HelpNow” program. Simply visit the HelpNow login page to get started with a live tutoring session now. The average wait time is 23 seconds.
Additionally, users who have a valid library card can log into the service and receive additional benefits. Learners can request to continue working with their preferred tutors or access a “writing lab” to drop off written work and receive feedback. Students can pose a question and get a written answer returned to them, review past sessions, and send and receive messages to tutors and organize tasks. 
The HelpNow app is available on iOs and Andriod platforms via their app stores. The app designed to function on smartphones as well as tablets. 
The HelpNow platform is ADA compliant and offers a toll-free help number and an audio tutoring option. The service conforms to section 508 Standards developed by the Web Accessibility Initiative. 
For more information, please email catutoring@library.ca.gov.
For public libraries interested in becoming part of the project:
The California State Library is partnering with the Pacific Library Partnership (PLP) to bring this resource to California public libraries.
If your library already has HelpNow, your representative from Brainfuse should be in touch with you to discuss logistics. 
If your library does not have help now, even if you have another tutoring service, you can allow your patrons full access to the service and will have a unique referring URL to the service. To get setup for this project, please email tutoring@plpinfo.org with the subject line “Brainfuse sign up: Library Name” to get started. 
If you have any additional questions about the implementation of the project, please contact tutoring@plpinfo.org.
PLP has generated this FAQ to assist in answering the most common questions libraries have regarding this resource.
Legal Resources for Veterans and Service Members

This government website affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs helps members with legal assistance in obtaining benefits.

National Center for PTSD
	The National Center for PTSD is the world’s leading research center providing education, treatment options, and support related to PTSD and traumatic stress for veterans.

Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA)
	SCRA is a program that provides certain protections in lending for active duty service members. 

Swords to Plowshares
	Swords to Plowshares is a veterans service organization that provides online guides covering a range of issues important to veterans, including pensions, mental health exams, military records, and benefits.

Veterans Crisis Line
	Free and confidential crisis hotline from specially trained and experienced qualified VA responders. Veterans can get support by phone, text, or chat. For more information, visit the Veterans Crisis Line.

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Legal aid providers
The State Bar funds organizations throughout California who provide legal services for those with low and moderate incomes. The providers linked below focus on legal aid for veterans and service members.

These lists include providers funded by the State Bar as well as others who frequently provide this service. Please see the organization’s notes for more information. The lists are current as of February 2021.

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Los Angeles County Bar Association 

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Public Law Center
Veterans Legal Institute

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San Diego County Bar Association

San Francisco County

Bay Area Legal Aid
Golden Gate University School of Law

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Inner City Law Center
Public Counsel–Center for Veterans’ Advancement
UCLA Law Center

San Francisco

V-Hub / Bar Association of San Francisco, Justice and Diversity Center

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SF Bay Area

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Statewide

California Courts–The Judicial Branch of California
CalVet Veterans Resource Book
HERA
LawHelpCA.org

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605 North El Dorado Street, Stockton, CA 95202Phone: (209) 937-8221

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Thousand Oaks Library
1401 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362Phone: (805) 449-2660

California State University, Stanislaus Library
One University Circle, Turlock, CA 95382Phone: 209-667-3233Fax: 209-667-3164

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Ventura County Law Library
Courthouse800 S. Victoria Ave., Ventura, CA 93009-2020Phone: 805-642-8982Fax: 805-642-7177

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Anglo-American Acquisition Division
Library of Congress (Complete)101 Independence Ave S.E., Washington, D.C., 20540-4172Phone: 202-707-5000

Last updated: February 2022

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LibriVox provides free public-domain audiobooks read by volunteers from all over the world.New York Times Digital provides direct access to nytimes.com from 1851 to the present while you are at the Library. You must create an account for access. Click Create Account to create an account with your personal email address, or sign in. To activate your subscription, you’ll need to log in or register first from a Library computer or connect to the Library's Wifi. To learn more about accessing the New York Times online, click on the following instructions (PDF). To access the New York Times from home, visit the following website for 72-hour access. The Palace Project is a simple easy-to-use app that delivers ebooks and audiobooks. Enjoy thousands of free books from the Palace Bookshelf as well as titles purchased through the Palace Marketplace–available exclusively in the app. Download The Palace Project app for Apple and Android.PressReader provides access to over 7,000 magazines and newspapers. Includes publications from over 120 countries in more than 60 different languages. Visit the following website to download the PressReader app.  PressReader TutorialProject Gutenberg is a library of over 60,000 free eBooks. Choose between free epub and Kindle eBooks, download them, or read them online.Smithsonian Global Sound for Libraries provides an extensive virtual encyclopedia of unique American folk, blues, soul, jazz, and protest songs, as well as a broad range of world music through partnership with Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. TumbleBooksLibrary is an online collection of eBooks for children that you can access from home with your library card. TumbleBooks Tutorial

 Career & veteran resources

Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library Career Center provides job seekers with access to job sites, resume writing resources, and interviewing tips. Brainfuse VetNow is an all-in-one suite of services designed for a wide range of career or veteran needs: whether it’s tackling a resume, writing a cover letter, navigating the VA system, or adjusting to a civilian career. Coursera is a California-based Public Benefit Corporation whose mission is to help individuals build the skills they need for in-demand jobs.
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Registered state employee borrowers can access the Wall Street Journal through this URL. You will need to login with your wsj.com account or register for one and log in. Patrons will get a 72-hour pass for access and will need to enter through this URL again to get another pass when it expires.

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Access third-party genealogy databases as well as our genealogy research guides.
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Our San Francisco branch holds the original collection of philanthropist Adoph Sutro.
California History
Find the state’s premier collection of documents from and about California’s rich history.
Government Publications
Access official California and U.S. government publications received by the State Library.
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Access our extensive collection of primary and secondary sources with a focus on California law.
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The California State Library (CSL) website has been developed in compliance with Section D of the California Government Code 11135. Code 11135 requires that all electronic and information technology developed or purchased by the State of California Government is accessible to people with disabilities. There are various types of physical disabilities that impact user interaction on the web. Vision loss, hearing loss, limited manual dexterity, and cognitive disabilities are examples, with each having different means by which to access electronic information effectively. Our goal is to provide a good web experience for all visitors.

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