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1. ilovelibraries.org › article › finding-belonging-atFinding Belonging at the World’s Largest Library Conference

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   1 day ago · ALA’s Annual Conference is the largest library conference in the world. It’s 2024 event, held June 27–July 2 in San Diego, was my first, and I was honored to be surrounded by librarians from around the world as I promoted my debut middle-grade novel, "All Mixed Up." Librarians have always been special to my family and me.

2. www.worthingtonlibraries.org › borrow › featuredJonathan Abernathy You Are Kind | Worthington Libraries

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   1 day ago · Offered a literal dream job by the government, self-proclaimed loser Jonathan Abernathy enters the minds of middle-class workers while they sleep and removes the unsavory detritus of their waking lives from their unconscious, soon finding the lines between life and work, love and hate, right and wrong beginning to blur.

3. www.infoworld.com › article › 37157128 reasons developers love Go—and 8 reasons they don't

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   21 hours ago · In many cases, the same features bring both disparagement and praise. What some developers love about Go, others hate just as much. 8 reasons developers love or hate the Go language. It's easy to ...

4. www.spencerclarkegroup.co.uk › career-hub › blog7 Ways To Love Your School Library | Spencer Clarke Group

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   5 days ago · 7 ways to love your school library. How to find and apply for the best Education and SEND jobs. Want to show your school library a little love? Wondering what makes a great school library? In many ways, a library is the heart and soul of a school, especially if it is a cherished and cared-for space.

5. www.barrietoday.com › local-news › innisfil-libraryInnisfil library opens Sensory Room at Lakeshore branch

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   1 day ago · The library is excited to announce the opening of a new Sensory Room at the Lakeshore branch, available for booking starting in July. This new addition is one of many exciting offerings to explore at the library this summer. The Sensory Room is a specially designed space that will cater to individuals with sensory processing needs.

6. ilovetheburg.com › the-st-pete-main-library-couldThe St. Pete main library could reopen in spring 2025, public ...

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   1 day ago · Pay attention to the upcoming library’s community spaces aligning with Mayor Welch’s focus on education and youth opportunities. Eligibility requirements apply. The Project Committee will review the applications and select three finalists in Fall 2024.

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   What is a human library?

   • So the main idea of the Human Library is to challenge the assumptions and stereotypes that we all have about other people. Ronni uses social media to find volunteers who are willing to talk about their lives at public meetings, which anyone can attend. As the Human Library spreads around the world, more money is needed to keep the project going.

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   Who created the first human library?

   • OK, Sam, we’ll find out if that’s right later in the programme. The first Human Library was founded in Copenhagen by Ronni Abergel. Here he is telling BBC World Service programme People Fixing the World about the inspiration behind his original idea:

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   Why should the Human Library be a safe space?

   • The human books are volunteers, and visiting readers are encouraged to ask those awkward or embarrassing questions they’ve always wondered about. This means the Human Library needs to be a safe space – a place where people feel protected from danger and harm. It’s a fascinating idea but before we find out more, I have a question for you, Sam.

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   3 days ago · Introduction. We learn a lot from books and from talking to people. That's the idea behind an initiative to create a 'human library'. You borrow a person you wouldn’t usually meet for a half-hour...