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Her work towards this cause resulted in her establishing the James Weldon Johnson Memorial Collection, a collection of children’s books about Negro life. She continued her work in this regard by fostering hundreds of connections within the publishing world to raise awareness of harmful stereotypes in literature and to encourage authors and illustrators to produce work that prioritized positive Black stories. In 1949, Baker published a bibliography of materials titled “Books about Negro Life for Children,” retitled in 1971 to “The Black Experience in Children’s Books.” Other publishings from Baker include The Talking Tree (1955), The Golden Lynx (1960), Young Years (1977), and Storytelling: Art and Technique (1977), co-authored with Ellin Greene. She consistently authored and reviewed articles for various publications, such as Library Journal and Parent’s Magazine Educational Press.","Throughout her life, Mrs. Baker received many notable awards. She was the first recipient of the Dutton-Macrae Award, for advanced study in the field of library work with children. An active member of the American Library Association (ALA) for many years, she was the first African-American to receive the ALA’s Clarence Day Award for her weekly radio broadcast, “The World of Children’s Literature.” She also served as a chairwoman on the Newbery-Caldecott Committee. In 1963, she was invited to the White House by President John F. Kennedy to participate in discussions about civil rights issues within education and children’s services. Her influence and presence in a multitude of disciplines continued to grow throughout her professional life. She maintained that presence by giving speeches at international workshops and conferences, as well as consulting for prominent projects such as Sesame Street, during its infancy in the 1970s.","Mrs. Baker retired in 1974, but continued her work as an instructor at Texas Women’s University School of Library Science. In 1980, she became the Storyteller-in-Residence at the University of South Carolina’s School of Library and Information Science. For the next 14 years, she traveled around South Carolina giving storytelling workshops and collaborating with county libraries. Augusta Baker died on February 22, 1998 in Columbia, S.C. 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