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The Partnerships Made It Happen: Collaborative Library Program Success Stories

Photograph of a group of people attending a program at the Americans and the Holocaust exhibition

A one-mile walk in Boise, Idaho, on April 18 took an unusually long 90 minutes. The 103 walkers weren’t merely out for an evening stroll on this Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day). They were participating in a Holocaust Remembrance Walk that visited three key sites, hosted by multiple community partners who collaborated to make the event happen.

Academic Libraries and Exhibitions: Keys to Program Success & Engagement

Photograph of a student docent giving a tour of the Americans and the Holocaust exhibition at Southern Georgia University Libraries to two people.

On July 5, 1934, the “By the Way” column on Page 2 of the Bulloch Times (Statesboro, Georgia) contained several short blurbs on national news. The first item reported that “holding sway over all other matters” was the sweltering 102-degree heat in the nation’s capital. The second item congratulated U.S. Sen. William E. Borah of Idaho on his 69th birthday. The third blurb expressed dismay at Hitler’s June 30 purge of the Storm Troopers, a Nazi Party paramilitary group.

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