About this item
If you're wondering what your library can do for your community's immigrant population, start with this book, replete with resources, tips, and suggestions that will prove valuable guidance to any librarian who wants to better serve this still-growing part of America's population.* Outlines practical steps to take regardless of library size and type* Shares ideas for community outreach initiatives designed both to draw in program participants and to educate local-born residents about their new community members* Describes accessibility changes that are easily implementable and will help all users, including immi-grants and new Americans
About the Author
Jennifer Koerber is a consultant, writer, and trainer working in the intersection of technology, libraries, and everyday life.
She held a variety of roles during her 17 years at the Boston Public Library, and is currently the training project manager for Harvard (University) Library's implementation of the Alma (Ex Libris) unified resource management system.
Jennifer is co-author of Emerging Technologies: a Primer for Librarians (Rowman & Littlefield, May 2015, with Michael P. Sauers) and has written extensively for Library Journal on technology and public service in libraries. In May of 2018, Libraries Unlimited will publish her second book, Library Services for Immigrants and New Americans: Celebration and Integration.
In what remains of her time, she is a semi-professional photographer and avid traveler. Visit her online at www.jenniferkoerber.com.
