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Alameda Free Library offers tips for coordinating a community banned books reading marathon. 

Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library holds a volunteer captive in a “prison” of books in celebration of Banned Books Week.

University of Michigan’s library assembled a digital gallery that encourages artistic expression while maintaining a welcoming atmosphere.

The director of a rural library shares her experience hosting a controversial program and the impact it hand on the community.

Bedtime Math Foundation’s newest program offers young children a fun and interactive way to learn math.

Gilpin County Public Library Director Larry Grieco shares more ways the library's art wall has benefited programming.

The “Libraries Matter” video series showcases how libraries utilize federal funding to provide valuable services for their communities.

“Outside the Box” offers free and fun entertainment events in an effort to revitalize public spaces.

A simple, carpet-covered wall has led to endless programming possibilities in rural Black Hawk, Colo.

The Choices Program seeks to engage communities in public policy discussions that lead to informed decision making.

University Library at Texas A&M, San Antonio worked with community organizations to tackle a city-wide problem.

After a lifetime of working or raising a family, older adults are looking to have fun. The library is one place they can have some.