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WiLSWorld Shorts Webinar: Social Work Concepts in Libraries

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November 10, 2023

Local Project: L.E. Phillips PL – Staff Training

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January 20, 2023

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Introduction to Social Work Concepts in the Library (5)
Helpful Resources (6)
Social Work Concepts in Action (11)
Data and Assessment (5)
Communication and Advocacy (6)

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Library Resilience Toolkit

Introduction to Social Work Concepts in the Library
Helpful Resources
Social Work Concepts in Action
Data and Assessment
Communication and Advocacy

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