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Author Emily Jenkins and 'Library Journal' staffer Barbara Genco install a Little Free Library in their Brooklyn, New York, neighborhood.
Universal Design involves designing spaces, products, programming, and more to make them as usable as possible for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.
The individuals who spearheaded these bold library initiatives were driven by a goal to improve service for all users.
Sites connected to Mark Twain, Barbara Park, and Virginia Sorensen have been designated as the 2017 Literary Landmarks.
Through a NASA educational program, a Kansas teen librarian developed a related STEM curriculum that culminated in radio contact with the International Space Station.
Collaboration, followed by "close looking," led to discovery—and a few career ideas—for a group of seventh and eighth graders.
A police-officer-turned-librarian uses her skills to target a community’s early-learning deficit.
What if we considered some new equations? At a recent webinar the subject of opening our library walls came up. It often does. The subject of equations came up as well. I love the idea of considering our reach as librarians without borders. Of considering how we might connect our learners in meaningful inquiry beyond the […]
How we engage in programming and teaching literacy is getting more interesting as librarians creatively tackle the massive literacy challenge, even crisis, we face.
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