Driving Change in Detroit: Libraries Innovating in Step with the Community

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Auteurs principaux: Meyer, Jessica, Chang, Allister, Trujillo, Kat
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Langue:en
Publié: 2017
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author Meyer, Jessica
Chang, Allister
Trujillo, Kat
author_facet Meyer, Jessica
Chang, Allister
Trujillo, Kat
Meyer, Jessica
Chang, Allister
Trujillo, Kat
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contents Driving Change in Detroit: Libraries Innovating in Step with the Community Meyer, Jessica Chang, Allister Trujillo, Kat Urban Areas Urban Renewal Library Services Public Libraries Agency Cooperation Access to Education Access to Information Partnerships in Education Community Programs Community Resources Often, the conversation about Detroit features the same words used over and over again: poor, broken, abandoned, blighted. But the authors' experiences in the Motor City have shown them something completely different--a community that, in the face of overwhelming challenges, maintains a profound commitment to making Detroit a better place. This juxtaposition of resilience and adversity, coupled with the city's abiding innovative spirit, makes Detroit fertile ground for the dynamic programming that Libraries Without Borders, whose mission is to expand access to information, education, and cultural tools for vulnerable people around the world, has pioneered for over a decade.
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spellingShingle Driving Change in Detroit: Libraries Innovating in Step with the Community
Meyer, Jessica
Chang, Allister
Trujillo, Kat
Urban Areas
Urban Renewal
Library Services
Public Libraries
Agency Cooperation
Access to Education
Access to Information
Partnerships in Education
Community Programs
Community Resources
Driving Change in Detroit: Libraries Innovating in Step with the Community Meyer, Jessica Chang, Allister Trujillo, Kat Urban Areas Urban Renewal Library Services Public Libraries Agency Cooperation Access to Education Access to Information Partnerships in Education Community Programs Community Resources Often, the conversation about Detroit features the same words used over and over again: poor, broken, abandoned, blighted. But the authors' experiences in the Motor City have shown them something completely different--a community that, in the face of overwhelming challenges, maintains a profound commitment to making Detroit a better place. This juxtaposition of resilience and adversity, coupled with the city's abiding innovative spirit, makes Detroit fertile ground for the dynamic programming that Libraries Without Borders, whose mission is to expand access to information, education, and cultural tools for vulnerable people around the world, has pioneered for over a decade.
title Driving Change in Detroit: Libraries Innovating in Step with the Community
topic Urban Areas
Urban Renewal
Library Services
Public Libraries
Agency Cooperation
Access to Education
Access to Information
Partnerships in Education
Community Programs
Community Resources
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1147535