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A Library Wish-List Exercise: A Simple Plan for Community Engagement
Original feature This original activity invites a group to collaboratively create a library wish-list through spoken questions. Begin by gathering a small group of community members who are interested in library resources.
Choose a quiet space where everyone feels comfortable speaking. Start the session by asking each person to share one book or resource they would like to see added to the library.
Encourage open dialogue by asking follow-up questions like, 'Why is this book important to you?' or 'How do you think it could benefit others?' Next, compile the list by writing down each suggestion and discussing any overlaps or unique ideas. Finally, decide on a way to present the wish-list to the library, such as a letter or a meeting.
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