Reporting Library Advocacy Stories to Increase Funding: Guidebook for Story Reporters

Authors

Jane E. Haskell, University of Maine - MainFollow
George W. Morse, University of Minnesota

Photo Credit

George W Morse

Keywords

library, public value, community benefit, storytelling, community development, advocacy

Disciplines

Communication | Leadership Studies | Organizational Communication | Organization Development | Other Education

Abstract/Summary

Reporting Library Advocacy Stories to Increase Funding: Guidebook for Story Reporters, Paper 2 describes how a public library can report advocacy stories effectively in the 21^st century. Section 1 covers the basics of library advocacy stories. Section 2 describes the story plot in detail, with examples, and integrates numerous references. The Appendices and a Glossary provide a number of tools useful to Story Reporters and other key players in the library’s story telling team. Companion paper to Library Storytelling Team Guidebook, Paper 1

Publication Date

2-2021

Publication Title

Business & Community

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Recommended Citation

Haskell, Jane E. and Morse, George W., "Reporting Library Advocacy Stories to Increase Funding: Guidebook for Story Reporters" (2021). Business & Community. 3.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/extension_business/3