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Sunday, June 14 • 1:30pm - 3:00pm
Cultivating Seed Libraries

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Lending seed packets, in addition to books, is a growing trend in both public and academic libraries. But what exactly is a seed library and how do they work? Hear from experienced “seed librarians” who will address these questions along with a discussion of the ecological and community benefits associated with seed saving and eating locally grown food.

Program Takeaways

  1. Learn what seed libraries are and how they work.

  2. Hear about projects and initiatves at seed libraries.

  3. Discuss the benefits of seed libraries and their impact on the communities they serve.


Session Presentation



Moderating
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Abbey Gerken

Assistant Library Network Coordinator, ASRC Primus
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Eric Tans

Michigan State University - Library

Speaking
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Enid Boasberg

Retired, Concord Seed Lending Library
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Heather McCann

Interdisciplinary Science Librarian, Hampshire College
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Caren Rosales

Boston Public Library
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Angela Veizaga

Systemwide Youth Programs Librarian, Boston Public Library


Sunday June 14, 2015 1:30pm - 3:00pm EDT
Convention Center, Room 206A

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