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Library Advocacy & Promotion
SEE ALSO Magazines • Associations on the NetResources in this category:
- Friends of Libraries USA
http://www.folusa.org/ - Provides programs and publications to groups teaching citizens how to develop local library Friends organizations for fundraising, advocacy and promotion of libraries.
- Library and Research Center (LARC) Fact Sheets
http://www.ala.org/library/factsheets.cfm - Fact sheets on topics like how many libraries are in the U.S., how many people are employed in them, operating expenditures, library marketing information, public library use, interlibrary loan facts, book donation programs, virtual libraries, recommended reading lists, internet use in the libraries, and more!
- NYSERNet
http://www.nysernet.org/ - NYSERNet is a nonprofit organization which facilitates networking technology and training for New York State research and education institutions, including libraries and museums.
- OLC Diversity Awareness and Resources Committee
http://www.olc.org/diversity/ - A resource maintained by the Ohio Library Council offering numerous diversity-related educational and service-oriented links, with topics including best practices, bibliography, children's services, and language resources.
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