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www.playthepast.org
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www.inthelibrarywiththeleadpipe.org
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www.alsc.ala.org
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| | | | | Partnerships are a key component to fostering and strengthening our library communities. They take time, but once you have them, those partnerships can grow into a wealth of resources and shared commitment. Where do you start and how do you build a sustainable, reciprocal relationship? Last year my library received a grant to create an inside play space for young children (0-5 years) and their caregivers. Prior to the pandemic, our children's programs were not highly attended and library staff tried a number of things to both meet the needs of the community and their schedules. For the grant, we decided we needed to take an active role in meeting our community's organizations and take the initiative to form relationships. We created a community asset map using Google Maps. We focused on identifying schools, businesses, non-profits, and so on. From there, we narrowed down our initial contacts to those who... | |
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postlibertarian.com
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| | | This post is a discussion of the U.S. voting system and the implications for strategic voting. The general conclusions are: You should vote if the election is competitiveYou should spend time resea... | ||
