通过创新规划弥补服务缺口

OLA Quarterly Pub Date : 2019-10-28 DOI:10.7710/1093-7374.1990

Suad Mohamed, Lisa Taylor

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缝纫项目是一个试点项目，在摩特诺玛县图书馆(MCL)提供索马里语缝纫课程。该项目由内部创新基金Curiosity Kick资助，为期一年。本文描述了从该项目中获得的一些挑战和经验教训，重点关注与服务移民社区和减少公平图书馆服务障碍相关的问题。

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Stitching Service Gaps Through Innovative Programming

The Sewing Project was a pilot program to offer Somali language sewing classes at Multnomah County Library (MCL). It was funded for one year through an internal innovation grant, Curiosity Kick! This article describes some of the challenges and lessons learned from this project, focusing on issues that are relevant to serving immigrant communities and reducing barriers to equitable library services.

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