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Choose one of the promotional tactics your library uses from the list below.

Flyers, signs, posters 📙 Newsletter 📙 Digital signage 📙 Social media posts 📙 Website 📙 Quarterly program brochure 📙 Email 📙 Book display 📙 Video

Then, look at the last promotion your library did involving that tactic.

If collection items were included, were there any books that authentically highlighted underrepresented identities in your community?

Could the amount of total representation be improved?

Write a few sentences reflecting on how well the promotion included accurate representation, or how the promotion could have been improved by more accurate representation.

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two book lists included

Honoring Indigenous Peoples

Indigenous Voices for Teens

programs including: Afternoon of Cultural Dance, Dyslexia: What is it?, People in My Community Storytime

images used include nonwhite people

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Louisville Arts & Special Events Silent Film: Beverly of Graustark Friday, October 14 | 7 PM| Louisville Arts Center "Beverly of Graustark" is a 1926 silent romantic comedy restored from a gorgeous nitrate print from the Library of Congress. Beverly Calhoun of New Jersey accompanies her cousin to reclaim the crown of the kingdom of Graustark.

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We often promote programs that are supported by an agency, and they have their own specifications as to what we have to include in the media & marketing. This is a 1080 x 1920 screen, so even the smallest type is more readable.
Along those lines...how long should we allow each screen to be read? Right now it is set at 10 seconds. Thanks@

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Images of all people are diverse in eithnicity and age. However, no disabilty representation.

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I looked at the Women's History Month booklist on our website. Of 25 books, 16 feature or are focused on people of diverse ethnicities, sexual orientations, abilities, ages, or religions. Others feature immigrants, incarcerated women, and others with quite diverse experiences. 

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I looked at the Women's History Month booklist on our website. Of 25 books, 16 feature or are focused on people of diverse ethnicities, sexual orientations, abilities, ages, or religions. Others feature immigrants, incarcerated women, and others with quite diverse experiences. 

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Promotional Landing Page for Library Website

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Promotional Landing Page for Library Website

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Selected images for diverse representation. Offering programs celebrating Colombian culture, Practicing Qi Gong. Programs and marketing reflecting the diversity of our community. Could have spent more time finding more inclusive images.

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October 17, 11:00AM - 2:30PM

A diverse performer, Mr. Papa enjoys singing songs from days gone by. At this event his performance will feature songs made popular by some of the greatest artists featured on the iconic TV show American Bandstand. Sing along, dance or clap to the songs we all know and love!

Vendors and organizations of interest to seniors will be available from 11AM -1PM, a light lunch will be provided at 12:30PM and Jim Papa will begin at 1PM. There will also be a raffle to show our appreciation for your joining us.
Vendors include, but are not limited to:
Right At Home, Scarsdale Edgemont Family Counselling, Ride Connect, Westchester Jewish Community Services Pathways to Care, Elder Law services, Older Wiser Driver ( with Westchester Beeline Information), Meals on Wheels, India Center of Westchester, The Kensington, The Bristol, WLS Career Coaching Services, Memoirs Plus, Mission to Wellness, Scarsdale Seniors Advisory Council, Advisory Council on Scarsdale Senior Citizens.

No registration necessary- drop in and stay for some snacks, some information, and a dance or two!
Presented by the Scarsdale Library and Scarsdale Edgemont Family Counseling's Aging in Place

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Seniors' Week at the Library! October 17 - 22

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October 17, 11:00AM - 2:30PM A diverse performer, Mr. Papa enjoys singing songs from days gone by. At this event his performance will feature songs made popular by some of the greatest artists featured on the iconic TV show American Bandstand. Sing along, dance or clap to the songs we all know and love!

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Thinking about our current five book displays, the percentage of diverse authors are low. Since it is usually three different staff members creating these, the span of diversity varies. Some book displays focus on popular or best-selling lists and not expanding search criteria.

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Include programing and storytime inclusive of other languages
https://carolstream.librarycalendar.com/event/bilingual-storytime-cuentos-bilingue-person-0

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This iREAD poster for the upcoming Read, Renew, Repeat Summer Reading Program is inclusive of gender, race, religion, and disability. The iREAD committee instructs artists to be as inclusive as possible in their artwork for iREAD.

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Here's an example of one of the book lists for our Pinnacle and Pours program. We make an effort to include diverse authors and titles into every list and display.

https://libraryaware.com/2Z601N