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Just Where are We Heading?
Using Co-Design as an Approach to Better Serve and Engage Low-Income, Latinx Communities
Uso del diseño colaborativo como método para atender mejor e involucrar a las comunidades Latinx de bajos ingresos
“I Feel Like I Can Create The Rules Of The World As I’m Writing It” — K-Ming Chang On The Stories in Her Phenomenal New Collection
New FYI Podcast Episode! Directors Dialogue
“That Little Brown Ball Saved My Life” — Ray Scott On His Compelling New Memoir and Groundbreaking Career in the NBA
Public Libraries Celebrate Juneteenth
GIS-Mapping Exchange Grant Program
Brave Communities – A Conversation with Lessa Kanani’opua Pelayo-Lozada
Free and Fresh Fridge
“Whatever Job You Give Me, I’ll Learn” — Natalie Jacobson Reflects on Her Illustrious Career in Television News
HOW TO Manage Fiction Series
New Podcast Episode! Celebrate National Voter Registration Day @ Your Library
Federal Broadband Funding Guidelines Now Available for States to Begin Planning, Applications
The Conversation Around Policing and Public Libraries
Beyond Yuck and Yum: Programming with Picture Books about Food
Policing and Social Justice in Libraries
Inclusive Birding through the Library
Helping Patrons Keep Up in the Digital Age–Promising Practices in Libraries
Overdue Party
Jennifer Close on How Politics, Pasta, and 90’s Cover Bands Informed Her Hilarious New Novel About a Family in Crisis
FYI Podcast: The White Allies Handbook: 4 Weeks to Join the Racial Justice Fight for Black Women
“I’m Always Writing in Extremity of My Life” — Sara Baume on Her Gorgeous and Poetic New Novel
Libraries Can Really Change the Future
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