developing effective community partnerships (december 2017)
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An ALA Publishing Webinar with Paul SignorelliWriter/Trainer/Consultant, Paul Signorelli & Associates
[email protected]: @paulsignorelli, @trainersleaders
Andrew SanderbeckTrainer/Coach/Consultant, People Connect Institute
[email protected]: @PCIWebinars
Developing ProductiveCommunity Partnerships
Outcomes for Today’s Program
Developing Succssful Partnerships
How Partnerships Are Developed
How Partnerships Are Developed
How Partnerships Are Developed
The Initial Approach
Partnership Basics
Engagement and Trust
Creative Community Interactions
Exercise #1
What outreach techniques are currently working well in your community?
Exercise #1
What outreach techniques are currently working well in your community?
What is one thing you can do to more effectively foster productive partnerships with other members of your community?
Partnership Examples and Case Studies
Markham Walk
Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
Supporting the Homeless
ALA Initiatives
Heritage Public Library: Diligence(Programs in Schools)
Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library: Persistence (Art Space)
Lynchburg Public Library: Matchmaking(Creating a Community Story Time
Room)
Exercise #2
Who, in your community, can you reach out to in an effort to further the process of building a community partnership you want to develop?
Exercise #2
Who, in your community, can you reach out to in an effort to further the process of building a community partnership you want to develop?
What is one thing you can adapt, into your own work in developing community partnerships, from the examples we have just reviewed?
In Summary
In Summary
In Summary
In Summary
In Summary
Steps to Application
Bob Sr.
Resources
Resources
“Effectively Collaborating With Other Libraries and Partners”:http://www.techsoupforlibraries.org/Cookbooks/Planning%20for%20Success/Communication%20and%20Partnerships/effectively-collaborating-with-other-l
“Public Partners/Collaboration,” TechSoup for Libraries, by Lisa Peet; Libra ry Jo urna l, April 19, 2017 http://lj.libraryjournal.com/2017/04/schools/public-partners-collaboration/#_
“Ten Examples of Successful Library Collaborative Projects,” TechSoup for Libraries:http://www.techsoupforlibraries.org/planning-for-success/communication-and-partnerships/tools/ten-examples-of-successful-library-collabo
Questions and Comments
For More Information
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@trainersleaders
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Andrew Sanderbeck284 Weatherwatch LaneWaynesville, NC 28786
http://pciwebinars.com/Twitter: @pciwebinars
http://www.peopleconnectinstitute.com/
Credits & Acknowledgments(Images taken from lickr.com unless otherwise noted):
Title Slide: 1) Colorado Afterschool Partnership
2) Sandy Hutchins, Programming Librarian, ALA Public Programs Office
Circle of Interconnected Hands: From MaryScheirer’s photostream at http://tinyurl.com/lwtlcopKnocking at Door: From Eden, Janine, and Jim’s photostream at https://tinyurl.com/y7kyaonz
Biblio Turismo: From Rossco2008’s photostream at https://tinyurl.com/ybkr845sMarkham Walk: From Markham Public Library Twitter account
Camden County Christmas Tree: From Camden County Library Facebook accountHeritage Public Library: From the Heritage Public Library website and Facebook account
Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library: From the Montgomery Museum website at http://montgomerymuseum.org/events/exhibitions/off-site-art-galleries
Lynchburg Public Library: Screenshot from Work It, Lynchburg, at http://www.newsadvance.com/work_it_lynchburg/news/new-storytime-room-in-lynchburg-public-library-officially-
unveiled/article_f11bc748-ff9d-11e4-963d-c72d294383ba.html
Ceramic-tiled Steps: Photograph by Paul SignorelliQuestion Marks: From Valerie Everett’s photostream at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/valeriebb/3006348550/sizes/m/in/photostream/