Monday, January 29, 2018
Library Role in services to the Homeless
An issue that has been coming up more and more often both in my library and in the community as a whole has been services to the homeless community in the St. Louis area. What services can and should the library offer? Should we try to help or should we deny access? Should we give them library cards? How can we do that without proper identification and proof of address? Should we change our policies? These and other questions are the types of things that I hope to answer over the course of this semester.
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The author approached the problem of homelessness in public libraries by first asking some fundamental questions to determine the aspects of...
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When I began this class, I was half expecting fourteen weeks of copyright law. I was wildly mistaken. Instead we learned about the diffe...
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Analysis of: Homelessness and the Ethics of Information Access By Corina Bardoff Is it legal or ethical to expel someone from a p...