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in NewsGet ready to be inspired! Ten library professionals share what to know about working with interns.
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in NewsThe third annual community engagement grant will support two libraries' work in social justice topics.
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in Program ModelsYou're cordially invited! This high tea is based on the "Bridgerton" books and Netflix series.
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in NewsThe Peggy Barber Tribute Grant supports meaningful programs in libraries with limited programming budgets.
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in NewsMcCracken County Public Library provides formerly incarcerated people with take-home kits.
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in NewsOne hundred public and school libraries will receive free books and resources to teach financial literacy.
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in NewsUCSB's library created student-led book clubs to satisfy the need for in-depth book-centered discussions.Â
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in Program ModelsSouthern Adirondack Library System works to get fresh food from farms to library patrons.Â
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in NewsFeeling burnt out or less creative with your programs? This list of suggested books might be able to help.Â
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in NewsNew Ulm Public Library is working with local faith communities to prepare for harsh weather emergencies.Â
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in Program ModelsGive old stuffed animals a new life with this stuffed animal taxidermy craft.
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in BlogTo communicate clearly with community members, it can be helpful to be aware of hidden layers.
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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 NewsIgiugig’s remote location creates a high cost of living. This is where the library steps in.
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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.
