Movers and Shakers Worksheet

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NCompass Live - May 24, 2023 http://nlc.nebraska.gov/ncompasslive/ How can you build community partnerships in a different language? Hear one library's experience with outreach to their Spanish-speaking population. Learn how to build a relationship with an underserved population so your library can add value to ALL of your community. Presenter: Jenny White, Library Director, Schuyler (NE) Public Library.

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NCompass Live - June 11, 2025. http://nlc.nebraska.gov/ncompasslive/ Why do local organizations, schools, and businesses partner with rural public libraries? Do these partnerships change the partner’s view of the library? After an initial partnership, are community organizations more likely to partner with the library again? These questions have preliminary answers backed by research findings. While public libraries have been shown to benefit from community partnerships, there is little data available on whether the partners also benefit. Discovering how partnerships can shape organizational views of rural public libraries grants insight into effective ways to approach possible partners. Presenter: April Hernandez, Director, Latah County Library District, Moscow, ID.

NCompass Live: Food for Thought: Addressing Food Waste, Access & Insecurity t...Nebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live - June 4, 2025 https://nlc.nebraska.gov/ncompasslive/ Imagine grocery shopping at a Dollar Store. That’s a reality for people living in rural food deserts. The Southern Adirondack Library System and the Comfort Food Community food pantry launched the Farm‐2‐Library initiative to reduce food waste by gleaning at local farms, distributing the produce through rural libraries where food scarcity, lack of food pantries, and transportation limit access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Since launching in 2017, we've shared more than 230,000 pounds of fresh produce, creating and deepening relationships with the community while fostering renewed interest in library services by previously reluctant users. Presenters: Erica Freudenberger, Library Development Specialist, Division of Library Development, New York State Library and Jack Scott, Outreach and Technology Consultant, Southern Adirondack Library System.

NCompass Live: Everyday Advocacy for Smaller Libraries: Practical & Affordabl...Nebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live - May 7, 2025 https://nlc.nebraska.gov/ncompasslive/ Everyday advocacy is a way of connecting continuously with your community - with your funders, patrons, business community, schools, and with your local, state, regional, and national governments, as well as with your library colleagues and organizations. This presentation offers practical advice on successful strategies for library advocacy with an emphasis on low-cost activities that are manageable for smaller libraries with limited staff and resources, focusing on educating your community on what a library really is, what a librarian does, and the value of the library to its community. Presenter: Andrew J. M. Smith, Associate Professor, School of Library and Information Management, Emporia State University, Emporia, KS.

NCompass Live: Do You Know Your Logins? Password Best Practices for LibrariesNebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live - April 23, 2025 https://nlc.nebraska.gov/NCompassLive/ In this session, we will learn about the importance of having the library’s account logins and passwords fully documented. Especially for staff changes. Don’t leave new staff in the lurch! Sherm will also cover other password related topics such as password security, creating strong passwords, and using a password manager. Presenter: Andrew "Sherm" Sherman, IT Infrastructure Support Analyst, Nebraska Library Commission.

NCompass Live: Creating Connection in Library EventsNebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live - March 26, 2025 https://nlc.nebraska.gov/ncompasslive/ Our communities are facing divides and loss of community. From the Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation to the strong political divides we face, members of our communities are feeling separated from one another. In this session, we'll discuss how these divides are occurring, the ramifications of these social separations, and how libraries can provide a direct impact on these issues and the lives of our communities. Presenter: Nick Shimmin, Adult Services Librarian, North Liberty (IA) Library.

NCompass Live: Civic Engagement for Nebraska Public LibrariesNebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live - March 19, 2025 http://nlc.nebraska.gov/ncompasslive/ Do you want to improve civic engagement outreach at your library? Join us to learn about the new Nebraska Public Libraries and Civic Engagement Outreach Guide. This guide was created as part of a Girl Scout Gold Award service project with Civic Nebraska, the League of Women Voters of Nebraska, and the Omaha Public Library, to encourage voter information and other civic opportunities at more Nebraska public libraries. The goal is to make public libraries’ civic outreach easier to achieve and more collaborative with community organizations, with information specific to Nebraska libraries and the state’s political processes. Presenters: Fiona Bryant; Bethany Barelman, Branch Manager, A.V. Sorensen Branch, Omaha Public Library; Mike Forsythe, Civic Nebraska; and Jan McKenzie, President, League of Women Voters of Greater Omaha.

Big Talk From Small Libraries 2025: Are You There, Reader’s Advisory? It’s M...Nebraska Library Commission

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Big Talk From Small Libraries 2025: Background Engagement: Creating Interest...Nebraska Library Commission

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Big Talk From Small Libraries 2025: Postage Pals LettersNebraska Library Commission

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Big Talk From Small Libraries 2025: Postage Pals NotesNebraska Library Commission

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Big Talk From Small Libraries 2025: Partnering with Local Schools to Boost P...Nebraska Library Commission

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Big Talk From Small Libraries 2025: Unique Community Resources at a Small Li...Nebraska Library Commission

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Big Talk From Small Libraries 2025: Small Libraries, Big Economic, Environmen...Nebraska Library Commission

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Big Talk From Small Libraries 2025: Navigating Partnerships, Community Engage...Nebraska Library Commission

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Big Talk From Small Libraries 2025: ARSL WelcomeNebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live: Family & Community Programming: Major Successes & Epic FailsNebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live: Breaking Barriers: The Importance of Digital AccessibilityNebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live - March 5, 2025 https://nlc.nebraska.gov/NCompassLive/ This online workshop is designed specifically for small public libraries. Ensuring accessibility for all patrons is critical and required. This workshop will equip participants with practical tools and strategies to create a more inclusive digital environment. The session will explore the foundational principles of digital accessibility, focusing on real-world applications for websites, online catalogs, and digital communication. Participants will learn how to identify common accessibility barriers and implement solutions that benefit users with disabilities, including those who rely on screen readers, keyboard navigation, or alternative input devices. Through interactive activities, case studies, and live demonstrations, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how digital accessibility fosters equity and expands community engagement. They will leave the workshop with actionable steps and resources to make immediate improvements, regardless of technical expertise or budget constraints. Presenter: Pam Doran, Digital Accessibility Coordinator, SUNY Empire State University, Hillsdale, NY.

NCompass Live: Pretty Sweet Tech: AI and Social Emotional Learning for Early ...Nebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live - February 26, 2025 https://nlc.nebraska.gov/ncompasslive/ Special monthly episodes of NCompass Live! Join the NLC’s Technology Innovation Librarian, Amanda Sweet, as she guides us through the world of library-related 'Pretty Sweet Tech'. AI and Social-Emotional Learning for Early Childhood: Empowering Libraries to Engage Youth and Caregivers. This webinar explores how libraries can use AI to support social-emotional development. With younger learners developing critical emotional and interpersonal skills, libraries are uniquely positioned to foster their growth. AI presents exciting opportunities to personalize engagement, address diverse needs, and create impactful programming. Guest Presenter: Rex Duval, Co-Founder and CEO, Nookly.

Big Talk From Small Libraries 2024: ARSL WelcomeNebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live: CES 2025 and LibrariesNebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live - February 12, 2025 http://nlc.nebraska.gov/NCompassLive/ The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is one of the largest technology trade shows of its kind, featuring new product releases, updates, and a chance to experience the latest and greatest technologies from companies big and small. Join Brian Pichman, of the Evolve Project, who attends the show to spread the word about libraries to the exhibitors at CES, securing partnerships on behalf of libraries so that libraries may have more opportunities to innovate and bring new technology in for their patrons. Brian will share his experiences at CES 2025, the top trends at CES, cool tech to watch for, and how this plays a role in libraries.

NCompass Live: Fostering Healthy Communication in Your LibraryNebraska Library Commission

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The document discusses strategies for improving communication in libraries, emphasizing self-awareness, active listening, effective questioning, assertive language, and radical candor. It highlights the importance of understanding both oneself and others in conversations, as well as the need for win-win solutions in assertive communication. Practical tips and frameworks, such as the radical candor approach, are also provided to foster better communication outcomes.

NCompass Live: 2025 One Book One Nebraska: 'The Long March Home: A World War ...Nebraska Library Commission

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The 2025 One Book One Nebraska selection is 'The Long March Home: A World War II Novel of the Pacific' by Marcus Brotherton and Tosca Lee, which encourages statewide reading and discussions. The novel, inspired by true stories, explores themes of friendship, sacrifice, and hope during the Bataan Death March. Various resources and events, including book clubs and a literary festival, are offered to engage the community in this shared literary experience.

NCompass Live: Best New Teen Reads of 2024Nebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live: Best New Children's Books of 2024Nebraska Library Commission

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E-rate: What's New For 2025? Online workshopNebraska Library Commission

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The document outlines updates to the E-rate program for 2025, a federal initiative that assists schools and libraries in obtaining affordable high-speed internet access. It details eligibility criteria, discount calculations, and the timeline for application processes, including funding commitments and invoicing. Additionally, it emphasizes the new inclusion of off-premises Wi-Fi hotspot services and provides information on compliance, documentation requirements, and competitive bidding procedures for applicants.

NCompass Live: Nebraska Open Meetings Act: 2024 Overview and UpdateNebraska Library Commission

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The Nebraska Open Meetings Act establishes requirements for transparency in public meetings held by governmental bodies, mandating proper notice and access for the public. It states that meeting notices must be published and includes details about the agenda, while allowing public attendance, participation, and recording rights. Exceptions for emergency meetings and guidelines for closed sessions are also detailed, with enforcement measures outlined for violations of the act.

NCompass Live: Summer Reading Program 2025: Color Our WorldNebraska Library Commission

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NCompass Live: Letters About Literature 2024Nebraska Library Commission

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Letters About Literature is a state-wide program in Nebraska for students in grades 4-12 to write personal letters to authors explaining how their work influenced the students' perspectives. The Nebraska Center for the Book plays a significant role in organizing this competition, providing resources for libraries, and fostering reflective writing skills among participants. All letters are submitted online, judged based on various criteria, and become the property of the Center.

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