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Category Archives: Library Programs
How Libraries Count[ed] in the 2012 Election
Voter education Voter registration Photo ID library cards Polling place Lease space to Comedy Central! Read all about it here: How Libraries Count in the 2012 Election (American Libraries).
Posted in Library in Community, Library Partnerships, Library Programs
Tagged Election, Elections, Presidential Elections, Voter ID, Voting
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Dog Day Afternoon
Those of you that know me know I am a dog lover. Here’s our baby Afton at about 2 months old. And at the end of this post is our full-grown Afton taking a nap. But, because I love dogs, … Continue reading
Posted in Library Programs, Public Libraries
Tagged Academic Libraries, Dog, Dogs, R.E.A.D., Read to a Dog, Reading Education Assistance Dogs, Therapy dog
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Help Your Users Protect their Identity
The Public Library Association (PLA) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) are partnering to share information on identity theft and identity protection. From the cover letter the FTC sent to PLA members: “Everything we produce is in the public domain: … Continue reading
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Tagged Federal Trade Commission, Identity theft, Theft
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Put ‘er There, Partner!
A fine article about program partnerships between libraries and local businesses or popular media in the May/June 2012 issue of Public Libraries (the official magazine of the Public Library Association) in the “Tales From the Front” department (see below for … Continue reading
Storytelling with a Twist
I just read the most uplifting story on NPR’s Health blog. It is about a program called TimeSlips. “The idea is to show photos to people with memory loss, and get them to imagine what’s going on — not to … Continue reading
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Tagged Alzheimer's disease, Dementia, Elderly, NPR, Storytelling, TimeSlips
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RIP, Maurice Sendak
The library community mourns the passing of the well-known and well-loved children’s author Maurice Sendak, who died yesterday at the age of 83. That is, I think of him as a children’s author. He was also an illustrator, producer, director. … Continue reading
