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In my first reflection post, I referenced my generation’s relationship with technology and how quickly technology is evolving now. Not only must we learn new technical skills, we must understand the potential use cases for our patrons and the nuances of digital life. (For example, it is one thing to understand how to fill out […]

I’m always comforted when I walk into my local library and spot what books are on display each month. From the rainbow pride display in June to indigenous literature featured in November, it’s heartening that highlighting books by and about underrepresented identities and communities have become more mainstream on social media, in everyday conversations, and […]

When I first saw the impact compass (developed by the Roskilde Central Library and Seismonaut), my brain immediately thought of the wellness wheel assessment tool. On the surface, they are both radar charts used for assessment and guidance on areas of improvement. I think the association between library impact and wellness is appropriate; some dimensions […]