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Economic Recovery: Workforce Patterns
Register for this 90-minute webinar. This Summit on “Commuting Patterns and Workforce Characteristics” is a FREE Virtual Webinar which will teach data users how to analyze commuting patterns and workforceContinue reading “Economic Recovery: Workforce Patterns”
Census Data for Librarians
Register for this 90-minute webinar. This webinar will teach library staff about the demographics and economics characteristics of the patrons you serve. Featuring data from decennial censuses and various censusContinue reading “Census Data for Librarians”
COVID-19 HUB Demographic and Economic Resources
Register for this 90-minute webinar. This webinar will provide data users demographic and economic data designed to help guide decision-making related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Research Institute for Public Libraries (RIPL) Pre-Event Webinar
Are you trying to determine whether your programs and services are effective? Do you want to learn practical methods for gathering, analyzing, and using data for planning, management, and communicatingContinue reading “Research Institute for Public Libraries (RIPL) Pre-Event Webinar”
U.S. Census Bureau’s 2021 Data Summit for Librarians
Register for this 90-minute webinar. This summit will teach library staff more about the demographics and economics characteristics of the patrons you serve. Featuring data from decennial censuses and variousContinue reading “U.S. Census Bureau’s 2021 Data Summit for Librarians”
Inclusive Data: Why It Matters for Underrepresented Groups and How Public Libraries Can Help
Register for this four week course. In our data-driven world, there is increasing need for communities to produce and use data effectively to better inform policy making and engage inContinue reading “Inclusive Data: Why It Matters for Underrepresented Groups and How Public Libraries Can Help”