partnership | Programming Librarian

Downward-Facing Goat: Programs for Animal and Human Health

Who says the library has to be for humans only? These health and wellness programs serve our two- and four-legged friends.

Teens and police officers team up to create three-dimensional doughnut structures in a chaotic competition.

Pinckney Community Public Library hosted an outdoor launch event to promote its new sports equipment lending library.

Through community partnerships, a Philadelphia branch library put on a Halloween celebration attended by thousands.

Knitters young and adult attended this program, making baby blankets for stillborn infants.

A small-town library created buzz by partnering with a distillery for an adult coloring program.

Gail Borden Public Library collaborated with local organizations and businesses to host 34 health programs in one month.

A study finds that partnerships were key to San Jose Public Library's successful health programs.

An Illinois library and a local parks department collaborated to offer a low-cost program combining reading and tumbling.

Students are busy. Here are some tips for getting the most over-extended kids into the library (or bringing the library to them).