Library Advocacy: Ecosystem Concepts Can Provide a Strong Foundation for Library Advocacy

This commentary provides a definition of library ecosystem and describes how ecosystem work can positively affect library or association advocacy by helping groups speak with one voice. When libraries work together, across library types and with other invested stakeholders, and speak with one voice, advocacy messages are stronger.

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Jan Wood

Publication Details

Journal: Maine policy review
Published: 2024-12-30
DOI: https://doi.org/10.53558/elik4443
Primary Topic: Library Science and Administration
Type: article
Field-Weighted Citation Impact: 0.00

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Library Advocacy: Ecosystem Concepts Can Provide a Strong Foundation for Library Advocacy

Jan Wood

Dec 30, 2024

Maine policy review

Library Science and Administration

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Library Advocacy: Ecosystem Concepts Can Provide a Strong Foundation for Library Advocacy

Jan Wood

December 30, 2024article en

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Maine policy reviewVol. 33(2)

Life in Land

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Library Science and Administration

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