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February 18, 2020February 18, 2020 Christian Lauersen

5 things that will affect The Public Library towards 2030

January 23, 2020January 23, 2020 Christian Lauersen

Smack the piñata: How moving on from a job I loved was one of the best decisions in my life

March 1, 2019March 1, 2019 Christian Lauersen

My Library will be Anti-Facist or it will be Bullshit

February 11, 2019March 19, 2020 Christian Lauersen

Tune in and turn it up: List of library related podcasts

October 26, 2018November 2, 2018 Christian Lauersen

A human chain around a true community friend: The library staff

September 26, 2018September 26, 2018 Christian Lauersen

Be Like Brando: The Library as arena of co-creation and belonging

July 20, 2018 Christian Lauersen

A Library Data Lab is for people, not machines

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Visited corona closed libraries outside of Copenhagen today just to tell them that we miss them and things will be ok 🙏 Dragør Public Library (@dragoerbibliotekernelovesya), Denmark #dragør #visitdragør #librariesofinstagram #library #libraries #closedlibrary #librarylife #librarylove #bibliotek #corona #covid19 #covid19dk
Visited a few corona closed libraries just outside Copenhagen today to tell them that we miss them and things will be ok 🙏 Vestamager Public Library, Denmark #tårnby #vestamager #librariesofinstagram #library #libraries #closedlibrary #librarylife #librarylove #bibliotek #corona #covid19 #covid19dk
Happy weelend from Roskilde Libraries 🖖 After two weeks of closed libraries and staff sent home I got two humble conclusions; Libraries, learning and cultural activity as a driver for stronger communities don’t becomes less significant in the times of a crisis and the library staff is without comparison the most valuable asset of a public library These days - both locally and nationally - I experience a tremendous spirit, energy, wealth and willingness to find alternative solutions to constantly make a positive difference for citizens and it makes me happy, proud and optimistic. I think we are experiencing a crisis that has huge costs and consequences, but also throws lots of positive experiences that we can use actively when we return to everyday life Be safe and take good care of yourself and your loved ones 🙏 Christian #librariesofinstagram #librarylove #librariesmatter #covid_19 #corona #alletidersroskilde
The library is closed but magnolia is about to open 🌱 Faculty Library of Natural and Health Sciences, Copenhagen University Library (@universitetsbiblioteket) #spring #magnolia #kubnord #librariesofinstagram #library #libraries #copenhagen #visitcopenhagen #voreskbh #libraryarchitecture #kbhuni #ucph @university_of_copenhagen
#COVID19 is closing Denmark down and all ‘non-critical’ public institutions will be closed for the next 14 days including schools, universities and libraries. We closed down all our libraries, citizens services and archives today. I endorse the Danish government to be steadfast in a situation like this. Take care of yourself and each others ❤️🙏 Roskilde City Library, Denmark #corona #coronavirus #roskilde #alletidersroskilde #librarylife #librarylove #libraries #staysafe #takecare
Our old fine library in Viby ❤️ I’m so utterly excited about our upcoming new building with library, @kulturcosmos and local archive but I’m also gonna miss this one. Viby Library, Denmark #alletidersroskilde #viby #vibybibliotek #librarylife #librarylove #librariesofinstagram #booklove #bookstagram

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  • “Never let a serious crisis go to waste”: Libraries transforming in the age of Corona
  • Coronavirus and libraries: Staying safe and staying relevant
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  • Smack the piñata: How moving on from a job I loved was one of the best decisions in my life

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