Creative Engagement with Youth
Kansas City Public Library brought fun, creative art projects, like Continuous Line Monsters, to kids in a local after-school program.
Kansas City Public Library brought fun, creative art projects, like Continuous Line Monsters, to kids in a local after-school program.
When a small New York library saw that their community needed fresh food, they responded in a big way.
An Indiana library invited local organizations to build structures from non-perishable foods to collect donations for those in need.
Collaborative programming can help teenagers — and adults — learn how to financially prepare for college.
During the COVID shutdown, Vernon Area Public Library hosted a craft beer tasting with a local brewmaster.
School librarians Donna Mignardi and Jennifer Sturge used makerspace concepts to explore classics like "Lord of the Flies."
Nap tent, anyone? Many colleges today have campus wellness offices, and they're an ideal program partner.
If you haven't made friends yet with your local school district, now is your time to shine.
Short on time to create and foster partnerships? Here are three simple ways to get started.
The Free Library of Philadelphia built bridges with the community through a collection of rare Islamic texts.