Unlocking Possibilities: Program Design for the Future of Libraries
In this free webinar, Lu Bangura shares practical, actionable techniques to create more impactful and sustainable public library programs.
Originally presented March 18, 2026
Join Lu Bangura for an interactive one-hour webinar designed specifically for public librarians and nonprofit leaders who want to transform their programming approach. Based on the groundbreaking strategies outlined in Unlocking Possibilities in the Library: Programming for the Future, this session provides practical, actionable techniques that you can implement immediately to create more impactful and sustainable programs.
In this webinar, you'll discover:
- Innovative frameworks for designing programs that meet evolving community needs
- Proven strategies to maximize impact with limited resources
- Methods for building programs that adapt and grow with your community
- Real-world examples and case studies from successful library initiatives
- Tools for measuring and communicating program value to stakeholders
Whether you're looking to refresh existing programs or launch new initiatives, you'll leave with concrete strategies and a clear action plan for creating programming that truly serves your community's future.
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