Coming to your Public Television Station April 29th! Check your local listings! How Public Libraries Shaped America | Free For All: The Public Library |...
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BIG NEWS! A Carnegie Corporation of NY grant will enable us to give our film, "Free for All: The Public Library" for FREE to all qualifying small & rural public libraries in the U.S. More info revealed Fri. 9/19 at #ARSL2025.
#libraries#rural#smallbutmighty#philanthropy
A scene from our film, “Free for All: The Public Library“ has become a meme! Watch the whole film on the Independent Lens series with PBS Passport or host a screening through @KinemaHQ Support public media and public libraries. Thanks @RasberryRazz for the shout out!
Watching a PBS doc on the American Library and had to pause to rewind this library director's reaction to 50 Shades of Grey being one of the most popular titles for her patrons.
Our film is on PBS right now streaming. Taking away funding would immeasurably hurt vital services in our communities – education, journalism, emergency alerts, and local connection. Speak out before it’s too late @MyPublicMedia: bit.ly/3YMxiXB#ProtectMyPublicMedia
Thank you to the community members who attended our documentary screening of @FreeForAllFilm on Wednesday with filmmakers Dawn Logsdon and Lucie Faulknor, and @kcur's Steve Kraske.
If you missed the event but want to see the Kansas City Public Library featured on screen, the documentary airs April 29 at 9 p.m. on @IndependentLens@kansascitypbs.
You can find the event audio here: tinyurl.com/48rj482s.
Monday, 4/28, 6:30 PM: Join us for a screening of Free for All: The Public Library. The documentary discusses how public #libraries shaped the country and continue to be a sanctuary for people everywhere. Talkback follows. #Schomburg100#SchomburgCenterow.ly/1m4150VEnk2
#EngagedLibraries celebrate breakthrough moments. ✨ In this article from OCLC’s @WebJunction, learn about @FreeForAllFilm, a new documentary premiering on PBS Independent Lens this April, and how your library can host a 🆓 screening.
➡️ Read the article: oc.lc/4iN5xX3
“Neither love nor terror makes one blind: indifference makes one blind.”
Today is the centennial of the birth of writer and activist James Baldwin. His words continue to light up and resonate today. The @librarycongress has audio recordings of Baldwin.
loc.gov/item/88752473/
At the library, we understand that the future has room for the best ideas of the past.
Two free public telephones are now available in the lobby of the Downtown Library. 5 minute time limit, outgoing calls only.
What time is it? Call the US Naval Observatory at 1-202-762-1401!
ALT A classic pay phone mounted on the wall of the downtown library by the hold shelves. The coin slot is taped over, and a sticker reads “Ann Arbor District Library Free Public Telephone”