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<li>libraries used to be the place that collected and shared learning and stories</li>
<li>the digital age has allowed everyone to be able to share their stories</li>
<li>the local librarian is a digital navigator for all of us</li>
<li>as a society we are losing connection with our neighbors</li>
<li>“We don’t know each other”</li>
<li>the library is a currated collection of global knowledge available to the local community</li>
<li>What if the libraries became the publisher of the community to share with the world? Examples: - Nuestra Comunidad Hispana: collecting, sharing, honoring, and preserving the stories of local Hispanics – these stories can be checked out from the library</li>
<li>Lakeland Library has a seed library as a result of working with individuals in the community who had a large amount of knowledge about heirloom seeds</li>
<li>libraries can help us share knowledge</li>
<li>Human Library “Books” – participants can check out a human who has a particular story to share</li>
<li>Try it out: - My name is…</li>
<li>I am passionate about…</li>
<li>My work in this community is…</li>
<li>We all hold valuable stories. Tell your story.</li>
<li>“Your story has power and you are the only one who can tell it.”</li>
</ul><p><em>Categories: Learning · Tags: tedxmac2017 · Originally published on stephen.braunius.org</em></p>]]>
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