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  • A booth at the Farmers Market

    Mechanicville Farmers Market & Garden

    in Program Models

    When a small New York library saw that their community needed fresh food, they responded in a big way.

    Mechanicville Farmers Market & Garden
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    Archiving Your Library's Events

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    You might be missing an important step in the program process: preserving the story of what happened.

    Archiving Your Library's Events
  • Creating street art using stencils and paint

    Beginning Street Art

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    Kids and adults made art together at this combined street-art discussion and author talk.

    Beginning Street Art
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    Ten Reasons to 'Pop-Up' at ComicCons

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    Hosting a pop-up at your local comic convention may be a lot of work, but it may be worth it.

    Ten Reasons to 'Pop-Up' at ComicCons
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    The National Day of Racial Healing

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    ALA is joining the W.K. Kellogg Foundation in observing the National Day of Racial Healing.

    The National Day of Racial Healing
  • Photo editing on a laptop: Photo by Domenico Loia on Unsplash

    Free Photo Editors to Use for Your Graphics

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    Did you study graphic design? We didn't either. Here are a few tools to make your photo projects easier.

    Free Photo Editors to Use for Your Graphics
  • Mondo Lucha wrestlers in the library. Photo credit Sam Gaudet

    Crush the Shush: Wrestling in the Library

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    Milwaukee Public Library partnered with luchadores to show that libraries aren't always quiet. 

    Crush the Shush: Wrestling in the Library
  • Revisiting the Founding Era

    APPLY NOW: Revisiting the Founding Era

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    Revisiting the Founding Era will use historical documents to spark conversations in public libraries.

    APPLY NOW: Revisiting the Founding Era

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January 16 is the National Day of Racial Healing
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Ten Reasons to Do a Pop-Up at Your Comic Convention
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APPLY NOW: Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Great Stories Club
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Archiving Library Events: Telling Your Library's Story
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Hang with Jake: Therapy Dogs & Teens
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Three Free Webinars for a New Programming Librarian
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