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Henry, Sandy – Illinois Libraries, 1988
These suggestions for children's programs in a rural community library are based on the experiences of the Pittsfield (Illinois) Public Library. The importance of good public relations with the children, the community, and the schools is stressed. A preschool story hour and summer session activities for preschool through grade 4 children are…
Descriptors: Guidelines, Library Extension, Public Libraries, Rural Areas
Ristau, Holly – Illinois Libraries, 1988
A study designed to discover reasons for reduction in public library usage by children as they reach adolescence surveyed 122 junior high students to determine where they obtain reading material, what influences selection, and whether location of young adult books in the children's section inhibits use. Ideas for promotion and improved programming…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Junior High School Students, Library Extension, Library Surveys
Bradley, Jim – Illinois Libraries, 2000
Describes successful public relations efforts in 23 Illinois public libraries. Highlights include fundraising efforts; innovative program design; community involvement; media coverage; referendum promotions; student reading initiatives; and local business involvement. (LRW)
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Fund Raising, Library Extension, Library Funding
Rodriguez, Jill; Tejeda, Maria – Illinois Libraries, 1993
Discussion of library activities at the Bensenville (Illinois) Public Library to promote lifelong learning focuses on services to the Hispanic community, including defining the target audience; family literacy programs, including home visits to help explain and promote library activities; and community involvement. (LRW)
Descriptors: Audience Analysis, Community Involvement, Ethnic Groups, Family Literacy
Wood, Joan – Illinois Libraries, 1999
Considers the implications of community connections by examining a coalition developed by the Pekin Public Library (Illinois): the Pekin Intergenerational Network (PIN). Highlights include recognizing the need for coalitions; developing a team; and evaluating the coalition's progress. (AEF)
Descriptors: Community Programs, Community Services, Cooperative Programs, Information Networks