Becoming an “Untraditional” Library
An "untraditional" library offers a variety of the basic and not-so-basic needs of a community.
An "untraditional" library offers a variety of the basic and not-so-basic needs of a community.
Do you share library program outcomes with local elected officials? Read how to strengthen relationships with these stakeholders.
Want to address community issues at your library? Here are some common themes of discussion to help you get started.
Partnerships with local businesses, nonprofit or civic groups increase the reach and impact of library efforts.
This Hawaii library helped its community regain trust in leadership through engaging conversations.
Library programs don't have to stay within your library's walls. In what unique spaces have you hosted programs in?
ALA and Capital One invite rural libraries to apply for Community Connect: Digital Access at Home grants.
In a conservative Iowa town of just 250, Chelsea Price is striving to make her tiny library inclusive.
Small library? Small budget? No problem! Chelsea Price shares tips for programming on a shoestring.
A rural public library in Canada's Yukon territory partnered with a local pool to get kids reading and swimming over summer break.