Community Relations
Getting Out to Get Inclusive
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In a renewed look at library outreach, this article considers the what, why, who and how of outreach, with examples of three innovative programs.
Civic Engagement: Stepping Up to the Civic Engagement Challenge Sample Document Page
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This report examines the value and impact of investing in civic engagement and makes the case for public libraries as civic engagement leaders.
Library Priority: Community Civic-Engagement
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This Leadership Brief explores how to move libraries from supporting players to valued leaders in today’s civic
engagement space
Talking to Power
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These notes from a presentation to the California Library Assocation provide a concise checklist of things to keep in mind as you prepare for and make your case to your community's leaders.
A Knowledge Centre for the Community: A New Role for the Public Library
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Kay Poustie describes public libraries in Australia and the United Kingdom taking on new roles so that they become central to economic development in their communities.
ARSL 2009: Keeping Your Head While Serving the Community
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A presentation to the ARSL Annual Conference with George Needham and Chrystie Hill on September 11, 2009.
Being a Voice for Your Library
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At the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's rural libraries workshop, participants explored ways small libraries can construct effective messages and share them with their communities.
Be There, Be Visible, Be in the Know
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The first step to building community partnerships that will get your library a place at the table is to make sure your library has a presence on community boards and organizations.
Communication Planner
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Community Centered: 23 Reasons Why Your Library Is the Most Important Place in Town
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Julie Biando Edwards shares the genesis of the article ?Community Centered: 23 Reasons Why Your Library Is the Most Important Place in Town,? written by Edwards, Melissa S. Rauseo, and Kelley Rae Unger.
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