In our Community Relations & Advocacy class, George posed an interesting question: “Is there a way to capture…instances where a library or librarian has made a real difference and corral that into evidence of value that would compel others to use and support the library?” I have a couple thoughts on ways that libraries can make [...]
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Marketing & Advocacy: Lessons from the Nonprofit Sector
Posted in Graduate Assistantship, tagged advocacy, domestic violence, freedom, information, literacy, marketing, nonprofit on September 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Information Underground
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged communication, domestic violence, gender, hobos, information on March 11, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Okay, I’ve neglected this thing for too long. In class two weeks ago, we talked about Tulsa’s information infrastructures: the arrival of railroads, churches, radio, television, the Internet, etc. I’m always drawn to things outside the mainstream, and I started thinking about alternative information infrastructures, information subcultures, the information underground. Those information infrastructures that aren’t [...]
