Federal grant · project grant (b)
Califa Group, in Partnership With the University of Wisconsin-madison, Will Support the Strategic Expansion of Library Makers, a National Community of Library Makerspace Practitioners Focused on Providing Support, Resources, Programming, and Training for Organizations With Emerging and Established Makerspace Programs. Project Goals Include: 1) Listen and Gather Insights From the Field to Address Six Problems of Practice for Libraries With Makerspaces; 2) Initiate a Sustainable Cycle of Leadership Designed to Provide Individual Leadership Experience and Professional Growth; 3) Improve Website Features and Conduct Outreach to Expand Access and Exposure for Traditionally Underrepresented Libraries and Communities; and 4) Synthesize Learnings Before Designing and Delivering a Professional Development Series and Publications Addressing the Problems of Practice for Library Makerspaces. Findings From This Project Will Continue to Generate Best Practices for Developing, Assessing, and Sustaining Maker Activities in Member Libraries and Beyond.
Committed
$249,470
Paid out
$134.5K
54%
Committed, not yet paid
$114.9K
46%
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