Exploring the impact of the 'age wave' on library services, programming, marketing and facilities.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Aging and spirituality
Almeda County Library ran an intriguing program entitled: "Aging and spirituality: my neighbor's faith" which focused on healing through diverse faith traditions. Perhaps it's an inevitable part of aging that we become more interested in faith and health?
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Everything old is new again - or is it?
Public libraries have served older clients for decades, catering for their needs with large print, talking books, hearing aid loops and housebound library services. It's easy to think that the ageing of the baby boomers is going to mean more of the same.
But the real question is, will they be like the older adults before them? Will libraries have to adapt to a new type of "older client"?
These are some of the issues that this blog will consider, along with the services, collections, programming, building design and other ways public libraries are catering for the specific needs of older adults.
But the real question is, will they be like the older adults before them? Will libraries have to adapt to a new type of "older client"?
These are some of the issues that this blog will consider, along with the services, collections, programming, building design and other ways public libraries are catering for the specific needs of older adults.
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