“¿Hablan mi idioma?”A quick look at Brooklyn Public Library’s Services to Latinos (y a otros!)

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The document summarizes Brooklyn Public Library's services for Latinos, including programming, community services and outreach, collection development, and providing information in Spanish. It discusses how the library serves as a gateway to resources, a key to social services, and a touchstone to home culture and languages for many Latinos. It also outlines the library's community outreach work with organizations like educational programs and community partners.

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“¿Hablan mi idioma?”
A quick look at Brooklyn Public Library’s
Services to Latinos (y a otros!)
Presented by Louis Muñoz Jr.

For Many Latinos,
Brooklyn Public Library Is:

A gateway to necessary resources
A key to social services
A touchstone to their home culture & languages
A language learning center

Sirviendo Latinos a través de…

• Programming

• Community services & outreach

• Collection development

• Providing information in Spanish

• Innovative ideas & collaborations

Community outreach & working
with other organizations
• Educational programs
-The Child’s Place en Español
-Para Los Niños
-Homework Help in Spanish

• Community-Based Partners
-Project Reach Youth
-CAMBA
-Fifth Avenue Committee
-Brooklyn Adult Learning Center (BALC)

Providing information in Spanish
• Website
• Learning Express & other databases
• Flyers
• Bookmarks
• Signage
• Book Displays
• “Guía Breve de los Libros”
(Handout for quick reference to Dewey)

Promotional
Flyer
Used
To
Recruit
MIP
Candidates

“¿Hablan mi idioma?”A quick look at Brooklyn Public Library’s Services to Latinos (y a otros!)

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“¿Hablan mi idioma?”A quick look at Brooklyn Public Library’s Services to Latinos (y a otros!)

1. “¿Hablan mi idioma?” A quick look at Brooklyn Public Library’s Services to Latinos (y a otros!) Presented by Louis Muñoz Jr.

3. For Many Latinos, Brooklyn Public Library Is: A gateway to necessary resources A key to social services A touchstone to their home culture & languages A language learning center

4. Sirviendo Latinos a través de… • Programming • Community services & outreach • Collection development • Providing information in Spanish • Innovative ideas & collaborations

9. Community outreach & working with other organizations • Educational programs -The Child’s Place en Español -Para Los Niños -Homework Help in Spanish • Community-Based Partners -Project Reach Youth -CAMBA -Fifth Avenue Committee -Brooklyn Adult Learning Center (BALC)

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14. Providing information in Spanish • Website • Learning Express & other databases • Flyers • Bookmarks • Signage • Book Displays • “Guía Breve de los Libros” (Handout for quick reference to Dewey)

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20. Promotional Flyer Used To Recruit MIP Candidates

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