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Organized, easy-to-access library data to inform ops

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Finding funding

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Municipal regulations or political considerations.

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A renovated, modern building

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Put together a panel discussion on what it means to be a welcoming community

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How to better reach non-library users

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A creative writing group for students

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Consistent attendance at programs

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Unexpected construction happening during planned program time

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transforming library data into a story to advocate to the community

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knowing whether it will be received well

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Building a stronger culturally relevant collection.

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Meet community needs surrounding digital divide

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Ressources for communications

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Unexpected, fruitful partnerships that extend beyond the current project

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emerging systems for communicating events

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Creating bookmobile routes that reach all the areas of the community that need it.

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community orgs to partner with

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Resistance to using data, preferring existing methods to inform decisions. Resistance to change in general.

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How to get our county to become a County District

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Robust digital literacy programming for Seniors

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Welcoming community panel discussion bud: Offer space for public forum and networking

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Summer Learning program

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partnering with data visualization experts to teach folks how to visualize their data

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Community Partnerships

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"I didn't know the library does x ..." Increased awareness of library offerings.

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Additional positive publicity for the library

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community is close knit but growing

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Presenter asking to offer more programs on different subjects

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build relationships with new community orgs and meet more people outside the library

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Welcoming community panel discussion: might unintentionally become a space for folks to express their disapproval of immigrants or minorities.

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Accuracy. Defensible decision-making.

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resistance to learning tools to visual data or not understanding how the data can tell a story

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Sharing ressources

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Develop robust programming that patrons look forward to and where they make meaningful connections to have a more harmonious community.

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capacity and reaching those who need it most

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collaborate with new-to-us community orgs on shared goals

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Breaks us out of our institutional bubble.

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Awareness of the resources available to our patrons

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Grass roots things like getting our inventory done and actually know what is currently on shelves and update the system. So much has not been done in 5+ years

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Hopeful that this will also improve students academic writing - I'm in an academic library on a campus that doesn't have a writing center. Also helpful to draw in our international students.

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A beautiful new area dedicated to Teens

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funding for equipment and staff time to develop and manage equipment

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learning new skills that will transfer to other work

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Desire to provide activities for all ages in the community, one important group is school aged kids during the summer

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staff capacity

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What areas need it most rather than those that don't have a need but an interest.

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Commitment to growing community

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Literally getting college students to show up at any library program on campus - at all

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language barriers

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Telling compelling, evidence-based stories.

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Not enough funding, not enough staff to always be there for the teens

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Welcoming community panel discussion: it reflects the organizational values of an informed and fulfilled community and reflects our local community which is diverse, multifaceted and overall sees immigrants positively

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meeting direct needs of community members with a system that works for them

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ensuring our older patrons are able to navigate the digital world

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Appreciation and love of all different types and uses of writing and language

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Promotion... getting the programs publicized differently for better attendance.

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reaching the youth who don't have other opportunities for learning and extracurricular activities during the summer

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Finding places that offer current selections and offer relevant selections

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Teens really respond to having a dedicated staff member who gets to know them

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The goal is to bring in more of our community. Bring them together to open communication and dialog.

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more county wide collaboration, stop reinventing the wheel

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Teens form a community of their own within the library, and make the space there own. It's fun to watch!

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Partner agencies are all motivated to work together strategically to support community success

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shared values: listening to the people who are being measured, helping individuals make progress on their terms