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No More Silos: Overcoming Barriers to Digital Inclusion Partnerships Among Libraries, Schools, City

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City governments, local libraries, school districts and community-based nonprofits all play important roles in helping our constituents to overcome barriers to digital literacy and access – but we don't always work together as effectively as we might. This roundtable will discuss what it takes to break out of institutional silos and create effective, mutually supportive program partnerships.

 

Location: Helzberg Auditorium

Date: Wednesday May 18th, 2016

Time: 2:15-3:15 PM

 

Panelist:

Carrie Coogan

Director of Public Affairs and Community of Readers

Kansas City Public Library

 

Jayne James

Digitual Equity Agenda

CoSN

 

Dan Noyes

Co-Director and Chief Wrangler

Tech Goes Home/Openairboston

 

Ruben Campillo

Digital Inclusion Fellow

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library

 

Susan Corbett

CEO 

Axiom

 

Denise Linn

Program Analyst

Smart Chicago Collaborative

 

Moderator:

Bruce Clark

Digital Inclusion Project Manager

Queens University of Charlotte

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