Every library has a compelling story. Discovering that story, and learning to tell it the right way, can yield powerful benefits. At this workshop, you will uncover and hone your library's story, and learn narrative techniques to help you secure funding, turn your staff and stakeholders into advocates, and send a consistent message that "libraries transform" and are smart investments.

CLC's Julie Yulo-Medeiros and Amanda Stern presented this ALA workshop at the CLA conference in April, and now they're taking the show on the road. Join them at either of their fall tour stops:

• Thursday, September 12 – Rockville Public Library, Vernon - https://www.ctlibrarians.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1265903
• Tuesday, October 8 – The Westport Library -https://www.ctlibrarians.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1269520

You will leave this workshop with an understanding of the structure for powerful storytelling, several examples to draw from, and an outline of at least one story from your own library. Register today!

Amanda Stern

Events and Special Projects Manager

Connecticut Library Consortium

p:  860.344.8777 x104

a:  234 Court Street, Middletown, CT 06457

w: ctlibrarians.org e: astern@ctlibrarians.org