IN DEPTH
Carnegie Library Lab: inspiring projects
Jenny Peachey and Rachel Heydecker from the Carnegie UK Trust introduce the fi nal round of applications for Carnegie Library Lab and Joanne Kirkpatrick and Caroline Mackie from the programme’s second cohort update us on their projects.
CARNEGIE Library Lab is the Carnegie UK Trust’s programme of work aimed at fostering innovation and leadership in public libraries. Carnegie Library Lab aims to help build innovation and leadership in the public library sector across the UK and Ireland by supporting personal development and innovative practice. It is a programme targeted at early to mid-career library staff . Launched in 2014, Library Lab off ers: project funding to enable participants to develop and deliver an innovative project in their library; an online learning portal that covers topics such as creativity and innova- tion, leadership, power and hierarchy, and change and transition; mentoring to assist with personal, professional and project development; networking opportunities; and input from external evaluators to support participants.
Library Lab – the fi nal round We are delighted to announce that there will be a third and fi nal round of Library Lab that will open for applications on 9 January 2018, and then will run from June 2018-November 2019. Here, we share a little more about the experience of two of our Partners during their time with us (May 2016-October 2017). If you would like to read more about our
38 INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL
Jenny Peachey (
jennyp@carnegieuk.org) is Senior Policy and Development Offi cer, Carnegie UK Trust.
Rachel Heydecker (
rachelh@carnegieuk.org) is Policy and Development Offi cer, Carnegie UK Trust.
previous Partners’ projects from the fi rst or second round, please see our project snap- shots at
http://bit.ly/CLLsnapshots. We will be publishing the fi nal project snapshot of the second round on 9 January 2018.
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