This poster outlines a collaborative research work in progress that seeks to answer the overarching research question: How do small and rural public libraries address health and wellness through public programs? In the face of the increasing disinvestment in rural communities and their access to health care, public libraries are developing innovative programs to support health and wellness. These programs include cooking/nutrition, gardening, exercise, and health fairs. This research project is designed to better understand current practices in small and rural public libraries with regards to community health and wellness programming and to disseminate that information to assist other libraries to become even more robust catalysts of commun...
Childhood obesity is a nationwide concern of which rural, urban, and suburban communities must be aw...
We wanted to provide information and suggestions for ways the University of Toledo (UT) community co...
In Brief: In the absence of governmental agencies and philanthropic support, many rural communities ...
This poster outlines a collaborative research work in progress that seeks to answer the overarching ...
Distance from metropolitan areas has been found to correlate with health outcomes, with rural areas ...
In our increasingly interdisciplinary field, health professionals, advocates, and researchers freque...
The purpose of this literature review is to examine the ways in which public libraries are supportin...
Abstract Background Rural residents generally lack adequate physical activity to benefit health and ...
Community residents conceive their health and wellness priorities and concerns differently, often ba...
This article documents scenarios or narratives of health engagement experiences in rural libraries b...
In recent years many public libraries have begun offering a number of health and wellness programs, ...
Public libraries have adapted a variety of services into their institutional missions, including: pr...
Objective: Little Free Libraries (LFLs) are neighborhood book-exchange boxes. Okeechobee County Publ...
Community residents conceive of their health and wellness priorities and concerns differently, often...
Using survey tools to develop and implement community outreach plans, librarians and information pro...
Childhood obesity is a nationwide concern of which rural, urban, and suburban communities must be aw...
We wanted to provide information and suggestions for ways the University of Toledo (UT) community co...
In Brief: In the absence of governmental agencies and philanthropic support, many rural communities ...
This poster outlines a collaborative research work in progress that seeks to answer the overarching ...
Distance from metropolitan areas has been found to correlate with health outcomes, with rural areas ...
In our increasingly interdisciplinary field, health professionals, advocates, and researchers freque...
The purpose of this literature review is to examine the ways in which public libraries are supportin...
Abstract Background Rural residents generally lack adequate physical activity to benefit health and ...
Community residents conceive their health and wellness priorities and concerns differently, often ba...
This article documents scenarios or narratives of health engagement experiences in rural libraries b...
In recent years many public libraries have begun offering a number of health and wellness programs, ...
Public libraries have adapted a variety of services into their institutional missions, including: pr...
Objective: Little Free Libraries (LFLs) are neighborhood book-exchange boxes. Okeechobee County Publ...
Community residents conceive of their health and wellness priorities and concerns differently, often...
Using survey tools to develop and implement community outreach plans, librarians and information pro...
Childhood obesity is a nationwide concern of which rural, urban, and suburban communities must be aw...
We wanted to provide information and suggestions for ways the University of Toledo (UT) community co...
In Brief: In the absence of governmental agencies and philanthropic support, many rural communities ...