[changecamp] unconferences and public libraries

[Mita]

I'm one of the organizers of the Windsor-Essex ChangeCamp. We hosted
our event in the Central Branch of the Windsor Public Library and the
space was a great one for people to meet and collaborate.

I think public libraries and unconferences like ChangeCamp are a
powerful and important civic combination and am I planning to write an
article on this topic for perhaps for the open-access Canadian library
journal called "Partnership".

If you have been part of ChangeCamp, can you please share with me any
unconference conversations or connections made to libraries? I know
that ChangeCamp Canada was hosted at the Metro Reference Library and
that there have been librarian participants of ChangeCamp, but I was
curious if there were other connections that I may have missed.

All the best
Mita

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[Justin Kozuch]

Hi Mita,

The most recent ChangeCamp event in Toronto was held at the Toronto Reference Library. Mark Kuznicki organized it (natch), so you may want to touch base with him. :)

- Justin

[Mark Kuznicki]

Hi Mita! Congratulations on a successful ChangeCamp. I'm finally catching up on my ChangeCamp correspondence after a busy few weeks.

We did host a ChangeCamp event at the Toronto Reference Library Appel Salon in Toronto. TPL was also a sponsor and continue to be engaged and supportive of the community, exploring possible collaborations.

I can introduce you to the TPL folks if you'd like.
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