This spring, the Bristol Public Library, the American Library Association (ALA) and Woman’s Day magazine want to know how you have used resources and services at the library during this tough economic time.
From February 17 to May 18, women over the age of 18 can submit their story in 700 words or less to womansday@ala.org. Four stories will be featured in the March 2010 issue of Woman’s Day, which has more than 4 million readers. Official rules are available on the Woman’s Day Web site .
“The public library plays an important role as Americans face tough economic times, whether that means providing free Internet access, assistance at the Literacy Academy in finding a job and of course, the lending of books, CDs and DVDs.” says director Jud Barry.
For information on free resources at the Bristol Public Library, visit their Web site or call 276.821.6148.
The initiative was developed by Woman’s Day and the ALA’s Campaign for America’s Libraries. The Campaign for America’s Libraries (ala.org/@yourlibrary), ALA’s public awareness campaign that promotes the value of libraries and librarians.
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