Reimaging Space
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The document discusses the reimagining of space at the Fayetteville Free Library, focusing on the family engagement initiatives led by Meredith Levine and supported by Stephanie C. Prato. It highlights the library's projects, such as the creation lab and maker space, and promotes library tours as part of community engagement. Additional resources and social media links for the library are also provided.
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Reimaging Space
- 1. Reimaging Space Meredith Levine Director of Family Engagement Fayetteville Free Library Stephanie C. Prato Creation Lab Intern Fayetteville Free Library
- 2. SPACE
- 3. ASSESSMENT
- 4. INNOVATION
- 5. FFL Family Room Before
- 6. Reimagining
- 10. Reimagining
- 15. Access
- 16. Next Project
- 17. #FFLMakers
- 18. Take a Tour Of Your Library
- 19. Dream Big!
- 20. Thank You!Do you have any questions? Fayetteville Free Library Homepage: www.fflib.org FAQs for Librarians: www.fflib.org/makerfaqs Making! www.fflib.org/make Twitter: @fayettevillelib Facebook: facebook.com/fayfreelibrary Susan Considine Executive Director Fayetteville Free Library sconsidine@fflib.org @sconsidine