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Posts Tagged ‘covid-19 and libraries’
Public Libraries are Feeling the Impact of the Latest Surges
Is COVID-19 Still Preventing Indoor Library Activities?
The Return to Public Spaces: Alleviating Anxiety for Staff, Patrons, and Yourself
COVID-19 Operating Restrictions Ease but Differences Remain
Helping a Community Coping with Loss and Grief
Health Hazards of Librarianship: Not Just Paper Cuts
Collections May Be Low Risk but Public Spaces are Not
A Covid-19 Digital Archive
Libraries Contemplate Re-Opening
Mindfulness in Times of Extreme Stress
Engaging with Patrons via Social Media
Collaborative Resource Sharing in Difficult Times
COVID-19: The Impact on Public Libraries
Resisting “Vocational Awe” During the Pandemic
Building a More Empathetic Library Culture
Combating Stress During Times of Crisis
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