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Main Authors: Winsor, Charlotte B., Burrows, Lodema
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1967
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED021594
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author Winsor, Charlotte B.
Burrows, Lodema
author_facet Winsor, Charlotte B.
Burrows, Lodema
Winsor, Charlotte B.
Burrows, Lodema
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contents A Study of Four Library Programs for Disadvantaged Persons. Part II, Appendices B: Brooklyn Public Library Community Coordinator Project, the New York Public Library North Manhattan Project. Winsor, Charlotte B. Burrows, Lodema Disadvantaged Disadvantaged Youth Economically Disadvantaged Educationally Disadvantaged Libraries Library Services Poverty Programs This document contains observations of library staff and interviews with community members about the Brooklyn Public Library Community Coordinator Project and the New York Public Library North Manhattan Project. The Community Coordinator Project employs four professional librarians to take an active part in community institutions and organizations in order to extend the library's service into the community and to interpret needs of the community to the collections, and services in the Countee Cullen Regional Branch and the Schomburg Collection of Negro Literature and History, both located in Central Harlem. (CC)
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spellingShingle A Study of Four Library Programs for Disadvantaged Persons. Part II, Appendices B: Brooklyn Public Library Community Coordinator Project, the New York Public Library North Manhattan Project.
Winsor, Charlotte B.
Burrows, Lodema
Disadvantaged
Disadvantaged Youth
Economically Disadvantaged
Educationally Disadvantaged
Libraries
Library Services
Poverty Programs
A Study of Four Library Programs for Disadvantaged Persons. Part II, Appendices B: Brooklyn Public Library Community Coordinator Project, the New York Public Library North Manhattan Project. Winsor, Charlotte B. Burrows, Lodema Disadvantaged Disadvantaged Youth Economically Disadvantaged Educationally Disadvantaged Libraries Library Services Poverty Programs This document contains observations of library staff and interviews with community members about the Brooklyn Public Library Community Coordinator Project and the New York Public Library North Manhattan Project. The Community Coordinator Project employs four professional librarians to take an active part in community institutions and organizations in order to extend the library's service into the community and to interpret needs of the community to the collections, and services in the Countee Cullen Regional Branch and the Schomburg Collection of Negro Literature and History, both located in Central Harlem. (CC)
title A Study of Four Library Programs for Disadvantaged Persons. Part II, Appendices B: Brooklyn Public Library Community Coordinator Project, the New York Public Library North Manhattan Project.
topic Disadvantaged
Disadvantaged Youth
Economically Disadvantaged
Educationally Disadvantaged
Libraries
Library Services
Poverty Programs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED021594