Engaging Libraries and Empathy Day 12 June 2018

Sarah Mears and Miranda McKearney write about their Engaging Libraries project, and share projects running in libraries to mark Empathy Day
Sarah Mears and Miranda McKearney write about their Engaging Libraries project, and share projects running in libraries to mark Empathy Day
Sue Ball shares practical examples of how public and schools libraries work with young people to help them stay safe online, recognise fake news and develop critical literacy skills
Sue Williamson looks forward to her new role, and writes about the Arts Council's National Portfolio, and the new library NPOs
Helping non readers to read in Norfolk
The new CILIP definition, and how it works in practice, in libraries
Giselle Green, who leads the Constructive Voices project, writes about a journalistic approach which focuses on reporting responses to problems, exploring solutions rather than merely focusing on what’s failing.
Kerry Murray writes about how Norfolk libraries are bringing people together through tea and conversation.
Stephanie Le Lievre from the Orwell Foundation writes about plans for this year's live performance, and invites libraries to get involved
Suffolk Libraries' Leon Paternoster writes about how they designed their own library self-service software for a better user experience
Subnum Hariff-Khan writes about the new sensory room on Oldham library