conversation | Programming Librarian

Jan 15, 2019

From Community Conferences to Current Events Café: How an NYPL Branch Implemented Dialogue-Based Programming

The Jefferson Market Library shares how thoughtful programming made their branch a place for conversation in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.

Read more about LTC: Conversation Café (Series 3 for Public Libraries Serving Small, Mid-Sized and/or Rural Communities: 3 of 3)

Read more about LTC: Future Search (Series 3 for Public Libraries Serving Small, Mid-Sized and/or Rural Communities: 2 of 3)

Read more about LTC: Introduction to Dialogue & Deliberation for Public Libraries Serving Small, Mid-sized and/or Rural Communities (Series 3: 1 of 3)

Read more about Reconciling Communities: Planting Seeds of Change through Cultural Education and Truth-telling

The Longest Table

People seated at the Longest Table Event

Howard County Library System brought over 300 people together for an afternoon of dialogue and deliberation.

Meet a Muslim

A California library gave patrons the chance to learn about Islam by speaking to a practicing Muslim.

Read more about Naming and Framing Public Issues (Session 1 of 2)

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