Session 9: Models for Expanding Access through Community Partnerships

Tuesday, February 4 | 1-3 pm

Register: Models for Expanding Access

In this session, we will review strategies that allow the library to expand community access through existing and prospective community partnerships. Participants will be able to identify current partners’ ability to promote library resources and offerings and to design a point-of-access plan with current and/or prospective community partners.

Recording and Slides

This program is being recorded and will be made available on the Libraries Without Borders LibGuide page. (Please allow up to five business days for availability.)

Who Should Come?

Perfect for anyone who would like to begin reenvisioning library outreach and access. Consider attending if you are a library director, department head, librarians, library staff, or plan to do any type of outreach in your community.

Accessibility

This webinar will be captioned. If you require another access service to participate fully, please use the Accommodation Request Form at least 7 days prior to the event.

About the Reimagining Library Outreach and Access Series

Join us for the journey of Reimagining Library Outreach and Access, a nine-month series of 10 workshops. From August through March 2025, the series of trainings will provide library staff with strategies, tools, and frameworks to expand their reach and impact within their communities. Using their own library and local data, participants have the opportunity to evaluate barriers to access within their own communities and to reconsider their approach to outreach utilizing their existing assets and structures.

To learn more, explore the Libraries Without Borders LibGuide.

Watch the Recordings!

Find previous sessions on the CT State Library Niche Academy

Visit the Libraries Without Borders Self-Paced Training LibGuide page and find the link to Niche Academy at the bottom.

Upcoming in the Series

Session 10: Developing Internal Processes and Systems for Ongoing Outreach

Thursday, March 6 | 1-4 pm

Register: Developing Internal Processes

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This project is made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the Connecticut State Library.

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