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in NewsIgiugig’s remote location creates a high cost of living. This is where the library steps in.
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in NewsThis ALA grant will help libraries discuss the history of women's suffrage. Apply by December 1.
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in Program ModelsA Georgia library provided patrons with everything they needed to create a tiny mini golf hole.Â
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in NewsThe new report marks ALA's next steps toward the creation of a programming curriculum.Â
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in Program ModelsRanging from music, the human body, and engineering, these backpacks are educational and fun.
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in Program ModelsThis popular teen financial lit program (complete with free pizza!) took place after library hours.
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in NewsLibrarian Nick Demske explains his approach to the stipend model as an opportunity to change the world.
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in NewsBook bikes can start conversations and bring books and programs outside of the library's walls.Â
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in Program ModelsHost a "plant swap," where people can get new plants, share cuttings, or drop off plants.
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in NewsA highly attended virtual program offered Keene residents a chance to learn from their Black neighbors.
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in News"Don’t bother trying to pretend it’s not there." Tips for making story times fun while mask-wearing.Â
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in BlogDuring the pandemic, programming librarians drew upon knowledge of their communities to succeed.Â
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in Program ModelsA school library planned this successful community service recycling program.
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in NewsNovember 2021 will celebrate StoryWalks® in libraries across the nation. Here are some creative StoryWalk tips...
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in BlogEvent-planning skills are part of library work, but they are rarely taught in library schools.Â
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in News“It was the scariest thing I’ve ever done at my library," says library director Julie Perrin.
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in Program ModelsIt's like a makeup tutorial and book podcast in one!
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in BlogFinancial literacy will never be simple. Focus your fin lit programming on topics that relate to your patrons...
