Wednesday, November 20, 2019 | 1-2 p.m. Central
Learn how outcome data can be used to guide programming changes, strategic planning, communication, advocacy, or new funding requests. REGISTER NOW!
This webinar is open to everyone. PLA’s Project Outcome is a free online toolkit designed to help public libraries understand and share the impact of their programs and services by providing simple surveys and an easy-to-use process for measuring and analyzing outcomes. Learn more at www.projectoutcome.org.
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 The new catalogs have arrived and will be arriving at libraries next week. They are also available online at https://www.cslpreads.org/shop/ using a CSLP login. In addition, each library has access to the 2020 "Imagine Your Story" online manual. Directions for accessing the manual are included with the catalogs arriving next week.
If you have any questions or problems with your registration process, please contact the CSLP office at contact@cslpreads.org or by phone at 866-657-8556 or 833-225-8661. Membership to CSLP and statewide purchase of these manuals is possible through LSTA funding through the Public Library Development Team. Below are the headlines from the latest 📣 Nic News Weekly newsletter.
 The following information is forwarded to from the Great Lakes ADA Center:
Free Webinar: Addressing Ableism in Your Built Environment sponsored by America Walks Date: October 29, 2019 12-1:30pm Central Time Register on-line at: https://tinyurl.com/yxq38xma America Walks is excited to bring the series back for an episode that will explore the topic of ableism and how it informs our programs, places, and interactions, “Addressing Ableism in Your Built Environment.” This program will look at how individual, organizational, and institutional privilege intentionally and unintentionally creates barriers to the safe, accessible, and equitable spaces to walk and move that we all aspire to create. It will explore the topic of ableism and include presentations from experts on proactive and immediate ways individuals can contribute to dismantling the pervasive daily exclusion that people with disabilities experience every day. Attendees of this webinar will:
Below are the headlines from the latest 📣 Nic News Weekly newsletter.
 The Florence County Library was able to purchase five new tables and chairs thanks to a grant from the Nicolet Federated Library System’s 2019 Library Improvement & Innovation Grant, which funds programs in the areas of workforce development, lifelong learning, and/or technology.
The tables and chairs are in the main area of the library and look great! The library's work force development person, Zana, is even in one of the photos (left). Public patrons, students and a wide range of other folks also utilize them. They are on locking wheels so we are able to easily move them for different presentations and author talks. Check out what other NFLS libraries have purchased with their grants here.  Building Your Dementia Friendly Community - Best Practices, Inspiration and Resources Free event Monday, October 21, 2019 1:00-4:00pm Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College, New Richmond Wisconsin Dementia Resource Network (WDRN) will offer four regional education events with presentations from local community partners this year:
Attention Library Marketers: Here's a great blog post from Super Library Marketing that points out four (or five) marketing myths when it comes to library marketing.
Marketing is a fast-paced and ever-changing field; so what may have worked in the past may not work so well now. Here are the myths listed:
Below are the headlines from the latest 📣 Nic News Weekly newsletter.
Keyword: Accessibility
As communities across the country experience the impact of the opioid epidemic, public library staff are finding themselves on the front line of this public health crisis. How should libraries engage? Public Libraries Respond to the Opioid Epidemic with Their Community is an IMLS-funded project led by OCLC and PLA to expand libraries’ capacity to support their communities. The project studied a diverse set of communities where the library is an active partner in addressing the epidemic and facilitated discussions with library leaders and a range of government, public health, and community organizations. Presenters will share insights gained from the case studies and emerging practices, opportunities, and challenges, and share resources to help library staff guide their libraries’ response to the opioid crisis.
 If you're looking for tips on making your website more accessible, the WebAIM Newsletter is a great place to start. WebAIM (Web Accessibility In Mind) is a non-profit organization based at the Center for Persons with Disabilities at Utah State University. Its mission is to empower organizations to make their web content accessible to people with disabilities.
The September WebAIM newsletter has a few topics that really stood out:  The next Big Library Read kicks off on Nov. 4 and the winning title is I'm Not Dying with You Tonight by Gilly Segal and Kimberly Jones - available in ebook and audiobook format.
Below are the headlines from the latest 📣 Nic News Weekly newsletter.
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