Speaking Up and Speaking Out: Ensuring Equity through Advocacy.

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1. Verfasser: Schuman, Patricia Glass
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1999
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contents Speaking Up and Speaking Out: Ensuring Equity through Advocacy. Schuman, Patricia Glass Advocacy Federal Government Government Role Libraries Library Funding Training Methods Discusses the need for library advocates who work for the public interest and describes some of the results of effective advocacy, including increased federal funding. Highlights include the role of the American Library Association and its Library Advocacy Now training program, and 10 ways to support libraries. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Speaking Up and Speaking Out: Ensuring Equity through Advocacy.
Schuman, Patricia Glass
Advocacy
Federal Government
Government Role
Libraries
Library Funding
Training Methods
Speaking Up and Speaking Out: Ensuring Equity through Advocacy. Schuman, Patricia Glass Advocacy Federal Government Government Role Libraries Library Funding Training Methods Discusses the need for library advocates who work for the public interest and describes some of the results of effective advocacy, including increased federal funding. Highlights include the role of the American Library Association and its Library Advocacy Now training program, and 10 ways to support libraries. (LRW)
title Speaking Up and Speaking Out: Ensuring Equity through Advocacy.
topic Advocacy
Federal Government
Government Role
Libraries
Library Funding
Training Methods
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ608411