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Tag Archives: public libraries
Perspectives on Youth Data Literacy at the Public Library: Teen Services Staff Speak Out
Bowler, Leanne, Amelia Acker, and Yu Chi. “Perspectives on Youth Data Literacy at the Public Library: Teen Services Staff Speak Out.” Journal of Research on Libraries & Young Adults Vol. 10 No. 2 (2019). n. page. Web. <Date accessed>.
Asian American Teen Fiction: An Urban Public Library Analysis
Backman, Antonio, Chayse Sundt and Sarah Park Dahlen. “Asian American Teen Fiction: An Urban Public Library Analysis.” Journal of Research on Libraries & Young Adults 9 (2018). n. page. Web. <Date accessed>.
“It’s Woefully Inadequate”: Collections of LGBTQ* Fiction for Teens in English Public Library Services
Elizabeth L. Chapman, Sheffield Hallam University Briony Birdi, Information School, University of Sheffield Chapman, Elizabeth J. and Briony Birdi. “It’s Woefully Inadequate”: Collections of LGBTQ* Fiction for Teens in English Public Library Services. Journal of Research on Libraries & Young … Continue reading
Posted in Volume 7: March 2016
Tagged lgbt, LGBTQ, LGBTQ teens, library collections, public libraries, teen literature, teens, YA literature
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Graffiti, Poetry, Dance: How Public Library Art Programs Affect Teens Part 2: The Research Study and Its Practical Implications
‘ By’ Shannon Crawford Barniskis,’ Director,’ Lomira Community Library Part 1 of this article synthesized the literature on civic engagement, art, libraries, and teen services to demonstrate how public libraries can transform the lives of their patrons and the communities they serve. This … Continue reading
Graffiti, Poetry, Dance: How Public Library Art Programs Affect Teens Part 1: Introduction & Literature Review
By’ Shannon Crawford Barniskis,’ Director,’ Lomira Community Library This two-part article addresses the outcomes of art programs in public libraries by examining the literature, and by asking teens how these programs can affect their civic engagement. The literature review synthesizes previous research on … Continue reading