Rachel Korman is a Youth Services Librarian at Vaughan Public Libraries. She is an associate editor of EveryLibrary’s publication the Political Librarian, a scholarly journal dedicated to addressing locally focused advocacy, policy, and funding issues for libraries. She is also a storytime extraordinaire. She received a BA in Geography at the University of Toronto an her MLIS at Drexel University in Philadelphia. She is currently located in Toronto.hia.
Good Leaders Build Great Relationships: Moving Your Agenda Forward
EveryLibrary is a US-based political advocacy organization focused on building constituent and voter engagement for libraries. As a key component […]
Strategies for Advocacy – Practical, Hands-On Takeaways
This is a time to transform the concepts and ideas for the morning sessions into actionable steps. Board members, trustees, […]
Support Local Content: Create and Promote
What can public libraries offer to support local culture development and preservation? How do you view the public library’s evolving […]