Whose Library?
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A question and
Four paradoxes to address:
Finance crisis bringing new audiences?
Legislative frameworks enabling, but are we using them
proactively?
The changing nature of politics, bringing new allies?
Envisioning sets the base but are we getting to the
core?
Adopting a framework change approach
Four propositions to accelerate progress
Introduction
‘Finance experts warn poorest will be hit hardest by spending review’
‘CAB calls on councils to help cash squeezed residents'
‘Councils urged to block access to payday lenders’
‘Growing inequality in children's health, warns JRF
Public Health reports on differential life expectancy shocks Health Minister
‘NEET’s let down by public transport’
‘Closures of children’s centres gathers pace’
‘Poor white children doing worst at school’……..
1: Finance crisis bringing new users?
“ You have to focus on the non- user, and you
have to passionately own the problem. You
can address the barriers, only when you
own, not shift the problem.”
Dr. Venkataswamy, Aravind
Work with partners to:
Go big time as providers of on line skills and support
Build an apprentice programme for libraries, and attract in
new skills from Gen Y
Design some symbolic and iconic interventions to attract
new audiences in surprising places
Show off: mainstreaming evidence of good practice
3. A package of big enough interventions
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