The Front Line of Civic Engagement
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| author | Carolyn Foote |
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| contents | The Front Line of Civic Engagement Carolyn Foote Civics School Libraries Library Role Librarians Advocacy Access to Information Library Services Critical Literacy The American Association of School Librarians reached out to four organizations on the front lines of civic engagement--the Anti-Defamation League, the Human Rights Campaign, EveryLibrary, and the American Library Association--with questions to assist school librarians as they plan their civic engagement path: (1) What is the importance of civic engagement in terms of school libraries? (2) What are some impactful ways that school librarians can get engaged in their communities? (3) In this heightened environment, since school libraries represent all, what advice do you have for school librarians in terms of civic engagement? and (4) What are ways your organization helps support civic engagement? [Respondents include Jinnie Spiegler, Ellen Kahn, John Chrastka, and Megan Cusick.] |
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| spellingShingle | The Front Line of Civic Engagement Carolyn Foote Civics School Libraries Library Role Librarians Advocacy Access to Information Library Services Critical Literacy The Front Line of Civic Engagement Carolyn Foote Civics School Libraries Library Role Librarians Advocacy Access to Information Library Services Critical Literacy The American Association of School Librarians reached out to four organizations on the front lines of civic engagement--the Anti-Defamation League, the Human Rights Campaign, EveryLibrary, and the American Library Association--with questions to assist school librarians as they plan their civic engagement path: (1) What is the importance of civic engagement in terms of school libraries? (2) What are some impactful ways that school librarians can get engaged in their communities? (3) In this heightened environment, since school libraries represent all, what advice do you have for school librarians in terms of civic engagement? and (4) What are ways your organization helps support civic engagement? [Respondents include Jinnie Spiegler, Ellen Kahn, John Chrastka, and Megan Cusick.] |
| title | The Front Line of Civic Engagement |
| topic | Civics School Libraries Library Role Librarians Advocacy Access to Information Library Services Critical Literacy |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1384301 |