Empowering Librarians with Civic Tech to Solve Community Problems
January 27, 2025
The Civic Librarian Project empowers librarians to use technology for community problem-solving and civic engagement.
The Civic Librarian Project empowers librarians to use technology for community problem-solving and civic engagement.
Bills addressing racial disparities in maternal health are back in Michigan, aiming for bipartisan support and action.
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The Laken Riley Act, targeting nonviolent theft crimes by undocumented immigrants, sparks debate on safety and fairness.
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