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Revolutionizing the reach of #libraries ๐ through critical resources, information, and programming.
Libraries Without Borders (LWB) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to expand access to information, education, and cultural tools for the worldโs most disadvantaged populations. LWB has been recognized for the proven impact of its innovative programs, including the International Literacy Award from the Library of Congress in 2016 and the Google Impact Challenge in 2015.
When the scariest thing isnโt a graveyard on Halloween, but the threat of barriers to knowledge and information in our own communities. ๐๐ป
Looking for meaningful reads as Election Day approaches? ๐๐ณ๏ธ Check out this curated list of thought-provoking books that dive into democracy, civic engagement, and the power of voting. Stay informed and inspired this election season!
Full list: https://americanlibrariesmagazine.org/blogs/the-scoop/recommended-reading-books-for-election-season/
Calling all public libraries! LWB US is accepting partnership applications to create library access points within local schools across the country. Learn more on our website. Applications are due October 31.
Help us spread the word; share with your local library!
https://www.librarieswithoutborders.us/welcome/library-school-partnership-rfp/
Library-School-Partnership-RFP - Libraries Without Borders US Library-School Partnership Request for Proposal (RFP) Enhancing library access for youth and families through their local schools LWB US is seeking to partner with public libraries across the United States to enhance access and usage for underserved youth and families through the creation of library...
Libraries Without Borders US is thrilled to announce a partnership with The National Association of Higher Education Systems' Refugee Resettlement Initiative to leverage the power of higher education systems and libraries to support refugees and forcibly displaced persons. Check out the full press release here!
NASH Refugee Resettlement Initiative and Libraries Without Borders US Announce Partnership to Support Refugees and Forcibly Displaced Persons - NASH Washington, D.C. โ The National Association of Higher Education Systemsโ (NASH) Refugee Resettlement Initiative (RRI) and Libraries Without Borders (LWB)
Unlock endless possibility, inspiration, and access this Library Card Sign-Up Month! ๐
Get your library card today, and open the door to stories, resources, information and so much more.
Already a frequent user? Encourage your friends!
Libraries are for everyone. Targeted programming and a physical space perfect for connection and collaboration draw even those that consider themselves non-readers. ๐โจ
Read the full article: https://www.ala.org/news/2019/12/new-ala-report-gen-z-millennials-are-visiting-library-prefer-print-books
Any public libraries interested in sharing about their bookmobile practices/"secret sauce"?! Send us a message! We're gathering some really interesting information!
Libraries build resiliency in our democracy by serving people of every age, income level, location, ethnicity, and physical ability. They encourage education, foster freedom, and prioritize truth. ๐๐งก
Check out the full article here: https://alumni.cornell.edu/cornellians/westbrooks-libraries/
Democracy depends on informed and empowered citizens, and public libraries make that possible. They offer free access to knowledge and resources, help us think critically, and give everyone a voice. ๐๐งก
Stay tuned for Part 2! And read the full article here: https://alumni.cornell.edu/cornellians/westbrooks-libraries/
Did you know...?
Libraries consistently show a positive return on investment having direct and indirect benefits to communities AND secondary economic impacts.
Public libraries are uniquely positioned to ensure digital inclusion across communities!
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Follow along as we partner with libraries around the country to expand connections, collaborations, and community! ๐งก
One of our favorite things to Google! Libraries offer so much to their communities. What are libraries to you?
We celebrate the freedom that libraries provide as fundamental pillars within their communities!
As American Library Association shares, "free access to the books, ideas, resources, and information in Americaโs libraries is imperative for education, employment, enjoyment, and self-government." ๐ ๐บ๐ธ
Learn more about LWB US' work, and follow along for program, project, and partner updates!
Libraries preserve our past and illuminate our future.
Reflecting, learning, honoring, and continuously working toward equity.
What freedom do you find at your public library?
"Ms. McKissack looked for children's literature about black history and saw a void. So she filled it, writing more than 100 books." - The New York Times
One of the most magical parts of the public library is its ability to provide connection!
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Tell us about the stories the library has unlocked for youโฆ๐
Did you knowโฆ?!
Public libraries create opportunity. They allow us to hear voices that reflect our identities, and, simultaneously, allow us to learn about perspectives and experiences outside of our own. We're highlighting books, resources, and voices that amplify and encourage you to find what's available at your local library!
Read more about LWB's work to create access to public libraries: https://www.librarieswithoutborders.us/
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Reminder that 10% of net sales for Out of Print for the next 2 days supports LWB USโ goals to expand the reach of the library!
Shop their awesome collection: https://bit.ly/4cuBBvX
Itโs National Library Week ๐
Show off your inner bookworm with our new tee and support your local libraries!
Here are some ideas:
๐ Get a library card (If you already have one, bring a friend or two to sign up for theirs!)
๐ Attend your local libraries events
๐ Contact your library to find out how you can help
๐ 10% of net sales from April 7-13 will support Libraries Without Borders US. LWB US believes that everyone deserves access to a library: a safe place to learn, create, and connect to critical resources. ๐
"The library is always accessible for our monthly meetings and for our community events....we host presentations, dialogues, and videos to share about the digital archive project and its achievements."
In addition to these opportunities, our incredible teammates in Puerto Rico share that they love to visit Biblioteca Municipal de Loรญza in order to find a peaceful environment with books and knowledge that feed their creative skills, inspiring new adventures and a world filled with limitless possibilities. ๐ญ ๐
We are so grateful for the incredible resources libraries offer and work to share this widely with communities across the country.
Today's shout out is for the amazing Denver Public Library (which 2 of our team members regularly visit!)
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