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National Library Week is Almost Here

March 03, 2015

This post on National Library Week was written by EveryLibrary board member Brian D. Hart.

Brian Hart Joins EveryLibrary Board

March 02, 2015

On behalf of my EveryLibrary colleagues, I'm pleased to announce that Brian D. Hart is joining our board of directors.

Want to Go to ULU Con 2015 on EveryLibrary?

February 21, 2015

Our colleagues at Urban Librarians Unite put on one of the best conferences in libraries.

The seven stages of surfacing and your campaign

February 16, 2015

The first step for any political candidate- be it an individual or a library- is to go through the process of "surfacing". Surfacing is when a candidate emerges into the public consciousness and creates a public identity for themselves.

Lib Politics Rodeo February 10, 2015

February 10, 2015

Yesterday, we announced our first two campaigns of 2015.

EveryLibrary Supports Yes for NOLA Libraries and Vote Yes for River East Library in 2015 Elections

February 09, 2015

EveryLibrary is thrilled to announce our first two campaigns for 2015: New Orleans Public Library on May 2nd, and River East Library District (IL) on April 7th.

Vote Libraries - Progress Report

February 05, 2015

Our donors are awesome. You've helped EveryLibrary win 19 of the 25 campaigns we've done since February 2013. And you're helping to make "Vote Libraries" a reality now.

Our 2014 Election Analysis for Library Journal

February 04, 2015

We've done some heavy analysis of the 2014 library elections for Library Journal this year.

Better your librarian self during storm Juno

January 27, 2015

For those of you stuck inside today, here are some of the things we have been reading and working on the past few months...

5 Tips for a Successful Info-only Campaign

January 22, 2015

#1 Talk about your Plan B What happens if the measure fails? The public needs to know and, if you show them an honest Plan B, can decide between it and Plan A (what happens if it passes) as informed voters.
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