This is a PowerPoint presentation I created as part of the self-paced tutorial on Frontline Advocacy.

1. Introduction to Frontline Advocacy A PowerPoint Presentation by Caroline Han Pasadena Public Library

6. Positive impressions, interactions, and experiences can mean more support from patrons. Meanwhile, word of mouth can spread around – up to the power of eight! Patron support can make a real difference in tough times! “ Frontline advocacy is about putting your library front and center at every opportunity. It’s about saying and doing the little things on a daily basis that give others positive feelings and an appreciation of your library” ( “Frontline Advocacy Begins with You,” 2010, para. 5). “ Most of us who work in libraries - public, school, academic or special - believe in what we do. Advocacy is simply a way to share that with others” (“Every Voice Makes A Difference,” 2010, p. 1). “ It’s any interaction you have that gives you the opportunity to share information about your library's strengths and needs” (“Frontline Advocacy for Libraries,” 2010, slide 5).

11. The End Thanks for reading, but your work is just beginning!