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Librarians Collaborating for Peace: By Amy Adkisson, Leah Brochu, Jen Kendall, and Sara TokayMain MenuHistory and BackgroundA look at the history of peace promotion and library involvementProject PlanningOur planning process and some key documentsResourcesIdeas and links to help you plan your own Peace Day celebrationBibliographyLeah Brochuf7d0ba764b7297634bff635dd83c101bf6b57434
Proposed Program
12017-02-26T13:53:14-08:00Leah Brochuf7d0ba764b7297634bff635dd83c101bf6b57434146393A (very) tentative outline of the day's eventsplain2017-02-26T13:55:29-08:00Leah Brochuf7d0ba764b7297634bff635dd83c101bf6b57434
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12017-02-07T14:43:52-08:00Settling on a Plan5plain3816962017-02-26T13:54:01-08:00Once we had a few ideas about what we should do for our Peace Day event, it was necessary to discuss the logistics of each one, decide what steps should be taken, and designate who should be in charge of what domain. Before this, however, we had a meeting with our esteemed professor and one thing was clear: when it came to our plans and ideas, the bigger the better! With this 'bigger is better' rubric in mind, we began to fine tune our plans and ideas. Take a look at our tentative program to see what our decisions brought us to, and/or continue on to the Event Programming Ideas and Division of Labour pages to see the behind-the-scenes intricacies of our event planning.