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Protected: Forward Together Resources
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Protected: Resources for NC RNRC Workshops
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WPL Podcast with Public Libraries Magazine
Listen to the Whole Person Librarianship podcast with Public Libraries magazine, then check out some of their other awesome sessions for interviews with library social workers.
Public Libraries Online Blog Post from Leah Esguerra
Leah Esguerra, the first ever library social worker at San Francisco Public Library, wrote about her experiences for PL Online. Check it out: Providing Social Service Resources in a Library Setting ยป Public Libraries Online
Book Recommendation: Trauma Stewardship
This is a guest post from Elissa Hardy, LCSW, social worker at Denver Public Library. In 2012, I was handed a book by my supervisor that would change my life. I had worked in homeless services for seven years at the time, and I was burnt out, I was exhausted, and I was traumatized. I… Continue reading Book Recommendation: Trauma Stewardship
Protected: Resources for State Library Victoria
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Public Libraries Online Podcast: Social Workers in Public Libraries with Denver’s Elissa Hardy
Public Libraries Online talks with Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Community Resource Manager at the Denver Public Library, Elissa Hardy about the emerging trend of employing social workers in public libraries, serving persons experiencing homelessness at the library, making the library and inclusive space, training library staff, and related issues. Source: New Podcast! Social Workers… Continue reading Public Libraries Online Podcast: Social Workers in Public Libraries with Denver’s Elissa Hardy
New website! MSW Students in Libraries
http://www.mswstudentsinlibraries.com Sarah Johnson is an Assistant Professor and academic librarian at Hunter College in New York City and has been connecting social work students in libraries and studying their needs and experiences. Visit her site and reach out if you want to be part of her network or have anything to add!
Protected: Resources for WPL at CSWE
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