• From Academia to Aid: Libraries' Evolving Role

  • Dec 7 2023
  • Length: 14 mins
  • Podcast

From Academia to Aid: Libraries' Evolving Role

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  • In this enlightening conversation, we grapple with the complex social issues librarians now have to confront, from aggressive patrons to reversing opiate overdoses. We discuss the balancing act these public service professionals face, attempting to provide access to resources while maintaining safety. Despite these profound challenges, the importance of these institutions in bridging the gap for basic amenities can’t be overstated. We navigate this intriguing intersection of public space and social service, offering a fresh perspective into how our public libraries are stepping up to the plate and making a difference in people's lives. Tune in, as we delve into the ins and outs of this unexpected development in our public libraries.

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