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Fund Your Library: Tools and Tactics for Getting to Yes!

Whether you’re going to voters, city councils, school boards, college board of directors, or any other funder, the fundamental issues are the same: how do you convince the stewards of a limited budget that the library is their best investment?

Learn how during our immersive online course—Fund Your Library: Tools and Tactics for Getting to Yes. You'll gain a thorough understanding of how to best pitch your library to stakeholders and members of your community in order to get your library fully funded.


EARLY-BIRD DISCOUNT
Register by May 11 to save 20% on your registration fee!


Join experienced industry leaders in live interactive sessions on June 7 & 21 from 2–4 PM ET—which will be bridged with homework, online workshops, resources, and discussions. Topics will include deep community engagement, finding your impact, identifying and activating your target audience, grant funding, and more.

Most important, you’ll work in small groups with facilitators experienced in fundraising to complete assignments and field research in your library that will fuel your fundraising ideas.

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Speakers
Guest speakers share their experience in presentations, delivered live via webcast (with recordings available afterward); you can join in the conversation via instant message chat for Q&A.

John Chrastka
Executive Director and Founder, EveryLibrary

Jeanne Marie Ryan
Director, Roselle Public Library (NJ)

Tina Sabol
Community Engagement Manager, Medina County District Library (OH); LJ's 2017 Marketer of the Year

Kate Tkacik
Director of Network Engagement,
Foundation Center

Lance Werner
Executive Director, Kent District Library (MI)


Facilitators
Facilitators provide one-on-one, written feedback to your assignments. They also answer questions, provide resources, and guide peer group discussion.

Allyson Coan
Adult Services Librarian Adult Services, Skokie Public Library (IL)

Callan Bignoli
Assistant Director for Technology, Brookline Public Library (MA)

Lauren Stara
Library Building Specialist, Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners


Online Course Features

  • Instructor-led online courses feature personalized interaction over three weeks
  • Real-time guest speakers and conversation via live webcast (with recordings available afterward)
  • Homework assignments to help you make progress on your goals
  • Individualized attention from course facilitators who work with you in a coaching environment to help sort out challenges
  • Ongoing group conversation via discussion forums
  • Articles, videos and other resources
  • Access all course content for 6 months after the course ends

EARLY-BIRD DISCOUNT
Register by May 11 to save 20% on your registration fee!

Discounted group rates are also available!
Please contact Roger Jarman at rjarman@mediasourceinc.com
or call (646) 380-0773 to check your eligibility.

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