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Swap the Roles: A Library Wish-List Exercise for Community Connection

Original feature This original activity invites community members to engage in a collaborative exercise that fosters understanding and cooperation. Begin by gathering a small group of people who share an interest in libraries or community spaces. Provide each participant with an open planning notebook and a list of potential library needs or wishes.

Encourage them to write down what they believe a library should offer, focusing on accessibility, inclusivity, and community engagement. Next, invite everyone to swap notebooks and read each other’s ideas. This step encourages perspective-taking and highlights the diversity of needs within the community.

After reading, participants can discuss what they learned and how these ideas might be combined or adapted for a shared wish list. Optional steps include asking questions like, 'What would make this library more welcoming for someone with a disability?' or 'How can we ensure all voices are heard in our wish list?' This exercise not only builds empathy but also empowers individuals to contribute to meaningful change in their local spaces.

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