Call for Contributors: Community Engagement Book
The ALA Public Programs Office is seeking contributing authors for a book about community engagement in libraries.
The ALA Public Programs Office is seeking contributing authors for a book about community engagement in libraries.
The Free Library of Philadelphia built bridges with the community through a collection of rare Islamic texts.
An NYPL branch led talks about an important issue facing residents of the Lower East Side.
As an offshoot of its seed-sharing program and farmers' market, High Point Public Library hosted a discussion about community gardening.
Learning about the community's rich history provides a springboard to community engagement at a Manhattan library branch.
The Free Library of Philadelphia is fostering relationships with the community through staff training and community organizers.
The Jefferson Market Library shares how thoughtful programming made their branch a place for conversation in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.
Community-Centered Libraries ran a series of workshops where participants developed projects to practice specific skills related to their work.
New York Public Library undertook a pilot program to bring community conversations to branches around the city — with significant results.