Kansas Library Standards Kansas Public Library Handbook Kansas Public Library Standards Kansas Public Library Trustee Manual Kansas Public Library Youth Services Guidelines Library Statutes, Chapter 12 Article 12 Resources APPLE Program Disabilities Resources for Librarians Disability Resources from YALSA Emergency Action Planning KLA Public Library Section Record Retention Schedule Statewide Performer Directory Kansas State Library How can we effectively communicate with all decision-makers, and stakeholders about the important work happening at your library regardless of their political beliefs? In this session you will learn the principles of The Three Languages” of politics, and how to apply them when communicating with people from across the political spectrum. We will build upon these principles and learn how to effectively use data, stories, and research to craft compelling, resonant messages. Please join us Thursday, May 30th, 1:30 – 2:30 PM over Zoom; this presentation will be recorded. Registration: https://kslib.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0vdO-hqzwrGtbhDuOLV6i2nvbhURot2ppv Cost: Free for Kansas Librarians Host: Presenter: Peter Bromberg, Associate Director, EveryLibrary Institute Peter has over 30 years of experience applying a human-centered approach to the transformation of library services, creating value and positive experiences for people and communities while fostering healthy, equitable, and effective organizational climates. As a library advocate on local, state, and national levels, he coaches and consults with library leaders, boards, grassroots groups, and associations to develop effective messaging and build strong community and political support for library funding. As a library director in Salt Lake City, Peter applied an equity lens to board development, operations, and policy development, garnering a Distinguished Service Award from the American Society for Public Administrators (ASPA) for his work in eliminating inequitable barriers to service. Peter tweets at @pbromberg and is on BlueSky at pbromberg.bsky.social About the Regional Library Systems In 1965, Kansas Statutes K.S.A. 75-2547 and 75-2548 established seven regional systems to help local libraries provide library services to all citizens of the state. Through the use of joint planning and financing of library services, the systems improve existing library service and utilize what federal funding becomes available. Seven Regional Library Systems of Kansas Originally the systems only served public libraries, but over time their roles have expanded to include school, academic and special libraries. Each system adapts its service to the needs of the libraries it serves, therefore there are services offered in one area that are not offered in another, however, they come together to work with the State Library to develop goals and determine plans for improving library service throughout the state. After-lunch course: Archive After-lunch course: Library advocacy with Jamie LaRue, March 11, 2021 After-lunch course: Customer service skills with Pat Wagner, June 10, 2021 After-lunch course: Library ethics with Pat Wagner, September 9, 2021 After-lunch course: The 20 second talk with Jamie LaRue, December 9, 2021 After-lunch course: Policy writing and review with Andrew Smith, March 10, 2022 After-lunch course: Intellectual Freedom with Martin Garnar, June 9, 2022 After-lunch course: Cultural Humility with Xan Goodman, September 8, 2022 After-lunch course: Leading from where you are with Sharon Morris, December 8, 2022 After-lunch course: Universal Design with Carli Spina, March 30, 2023 After-lunch course: Privacy with Trina Magi, June 15, 2023 After-lunch course: Incorporating EDI into the Whole Collection Development Cycle, September 28, 2023 After-lunch course: Resolving Conflicts in the Library, December 7, 2023 Regional Library System Sites Central Kansas Library System North Central Kansas Library System Northeast Kansas Library System Northwest Kansas Library System South Central Kansas Library System Southeast Kansas Library System Southwest Kansas Library System Our Other Sites 6 by 6: Birth to Age Six Literacy Recollections Kansas: Digitization Project Kansas Library Express : Library Courier Website Support Contact: tech (at) nekls.org Copyright © 2023 . All rights reserved. Copyright © 2024 . All rights reserved. Theme: ColorMag by ThemeGrill. Powered by WordPress...
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