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'); Skip to main content KYVL QuickSearch for Everyone for Health Professionals for College Students and Faculty for Kids for Kids for Middle School for High School About KYVL / Ask About KYVL Ask KYVL Chat with KYVL Committees Contact Us KYVL Q&A EZProxy Bookmarklet Passwords More about KYVL Databases A to Z databases Ancestry Library Edition Britannica EBSCO LearningExpress Novelist Opposing Viewpoints ProQuest Scholastic GO! TeenBook Cloud TumbleBooks (courtesy) WorldCat (OCLC) KY Digital Library Training calendar For College & Adults College Resources GED Prep Kentucky Skills U More Resources for Adults For K12 Students Elementary Research Rocket (Elementary) Middle High How to do Research (Middle/High) For Librarians Courier Service KDL Toolbox KYVL Membership Librarian's Toolbox Statistics Troubleshooting More for librarians For Professionals For Professionals CPE KYVL Home Quick takes Contact KYVL kyvl@ky.gov 844.400.KYVL Ask / Chat Ask KYVL Chat Chat via Text Chat is offline Directions 100 Airport Road, 2 nd Floor, Frankfort, KY 40601 Staff Ilona Burdette , Executive Director Ilona.Burdette@ky.gov 502.892.3073 Enid Wohlstein , Senior Fellow Enid.Wohlstein@ky.gov 502.892.3068 KYVL News KYVL News Updates Recent posts View all posts Courier posts All courier posts Database posts All database posts KDL posts Recent posts All KDL posts Password and Troubleshooting Request a password Troubleshooting and vendor support Statement from CPE President Aaron Thompson The Council on Postsecondary Education is committed to the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion. In the aftermath of the senseless deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Louisville native Breonna Taylor, we are called upon to deepen this commitment. We are called upon to act. Complete statement June 2, 2020 The Council on Postsecondary Education is committed to the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion. In the aftermath of the senseless deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Louisville native Breonna Taylor, we are called upon to deepen this commitment. We are called upon to act. Racism has no place in a civilized society. The inequities in our criminal justice system, in income, and in healthcare are in large part due to inequities in our educational systems. We can no longer accept disparities in educational attainment due to race, income or ethnicity. Kentucky’s higher education system must increase access and success for every single one of us. CPE has implemented a diversity policy that requires campuses to close achievement gaps and create more inclusive campus climates. This means teaching students to examine our history with a critical lens, to value opposing viewpoints and to treat everyone with respect. We are prepared to do more by developing a certification process for cultural competence. Higher education increases our ability to approach situations with reason, empathy and creativity. It is a powerful force against prejudice and fear. We have an opportunity to emerge from this moment as a more just and equitable society. The Council pledges to use its power – as a convener and policy maker – to heal these divides and work for constructive change. Quick clicks A to Z list of resources Ask KYVL Courier service Kentucky Digital Library Password request Research Galaxy! Research Rocket (K5) Training calendar Troubleshooting Display Alphabetically By Popularity Most Recent Go Loading... Search: Search this website Search Powered by Springshare. All rights reserved. Admin login Report a problem. title × Loading... Close Kentucky Virtual Library 844.400.KYVL • kyvl@ky.gov • A program of the Council on Postsecondary Education. 100 Airport Road, 2 nd floor • Frankfort, KY 40601...