Re-imagining urban space is the focus of at least two new(ish) library advocacy projects in Boston, MA and Brooklyn, NY respectively, which seek to transform underutilized public spaces in partnership with the people using them. See for yourself:
Chinatown Storefront Library (Boston)
Branch (Brooklyn)
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Tags: Brooklyn Public Library, community, public libraries
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