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Dreams from my library every library - pala 2016 - 18 october 2016

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Presented at PaLA2016: When we talk about funding our strategic plan or building plan, voters and constituents want to hear about not only where their money is going but also who is spending their money. Join John Chrastka, EveryLibrary's founder and executive director, for a session on building your library message around you and your staff's visible role in the community, and how to anticipate and engage opposition - early - to your funding request. https://www.palibraries.org/page/2016ConfPrelimInfo

Presented at PaLA2016: When we talk about funding our strategic plan or building plan, voters and constituents want to hear about not only where their money is going but also who is spending their money. Join John Chrastka, EveryLibrary's founder and executive director, for a session on building your library message around you and your staff's visible role in the community, and how to anticipate and engage opposition - early - to your funding request. https://www.palibraries.org/page/2016ConfPrelimInfo

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  1. 1. Dreams from My Library PALA 2016 - Directors II John Chrastka @mrchrastka | @everylibrary Building voter support for libraries
  2. 2. Voter Attitudes Nationwide, of all voters: 37% will Definitely vote yes for the library 37% will Probably vote yes for the library 26% will Probably or Definitely vote no or may vote either way. Building voter support for libraries
  3. 3. Library Use Does Not Matter If you focus your marketing and messaging to convince people to become users, you will alienate folks who don’t want to be, but still value who you are and what you do. Building voter support for libraries
  4. 4. Library as Transformative Force Your marketing and outreach needs to talk about what will happen, not only when it will happen. What are the expected and hoped-for outcomes? Building voter support for libraries
  5. 5. Attitude - Not Demographics While voter attitudes and perceptions about the library matters as much as their attitudes and perceptions of the librarians, not everyone cares a lot. Building voter support for libraries
  6. 6. What Activates Voters? Seven Factors:  A Reason to Vote **  Mobilized  Personal Contact with Candidate or Issue*  Culture/Tradition/Habit of Voting*  Trust in Government  Decided to Vote  Weather/Access to Polls Building voter support for libraries
  7. 7. Building voter support for libraries How Candidates “Surface” ● Write the book ● Tell their story ● Be seen as an expert ● Start an Exploratory Team ● Get endorsed ● Launch their Campaign
  8. 8. *What is Your Book? Strategic Plan Management Plan Service/Programs/Collections Plan Fundraising Goals Financials and Fiduciary Building voter support for libraries
  9. 9. Building Your Plans
  10. 10. Plan A / B Frames Plan A = What happens in / for / to the community if it passes Plan B = What happens if it fails These are the official plans. One will be enacted on election or budget day. The other won’t. Building voter support for libraries
  11. 11. Plan A / B Frames We have a plan that... ● Is basic - needs stability ● Is aspirational - needs growth ● Is integral - advances several missions The community needs the library to…. ● Partner ● Incubators ● Leverage Building voter support for libraries
  12. 12. The Library as… ● Educational Partner ● Economic Development Engine ● Social Leveler ● Place of Discovery ● Personal Refuge Five Themes for Any Campaign Building voter support for libraries #everylibrary
  13. 13. “Transformative Force” The Library as Incubator ● Businesses ● The Arts ● Community Identity Building voter support for libraries #everylibrary
  14. 14. Anticipating How Your Audience Listens
  15. 15. Educational Allies Three Messages Library as Educational Partner, Library as Resource Extender, Library as Gap Filler Building voter support for libraries
  16. 16. Social Welfare / Religious Three Messages: Library as Resource Extender, Library as Third Place, Library as Start Point Building voter support for libraries
  17. 17. Governmental Partners Three Messages: Library as Contact Place, Library as Info Point, Library in Common Cause Building voter support for libraries
  18. 18. Civic Partners Three Messages: Library as Social Leveler, Library as Neutral Good, Library as [insert organizational cause] Building voter support for libraries
  19. 19. Business Partners Three Messages: Librarian as Business Reference Resource, Library as Training Space, Library as Retail Anchor Building voter support for libraries
  20. 20. Local Politicians and Electeds Key Message is the ‘extremely local’ and ‘constituent focused’ outcomes of the library’s budget. Building voter support for libraries
  21. 21. Media and Local Blogs Key Messaging is always your campaign themes and talking points. Building voter support for libraries
  22. 22. Anticipating Your Opposition Before You Start the Plan
  23. 23. Opposition Who opposes libraries? And librarians? ● Against Taxes ● Against the Staff or Leadership ● Community “Zero Sum” Groups ● Anti-Access Building voter support for libraries
  24. 24. Opposition Who opposes libraries? And librarians? ● Against Taxes ● Against the Staff or Leadership ● Community “Zero Sum” Groups ● Anti-Access 1. Small and Leaderless? 2. Organized but Unsupported 3. A National Action Building voter support for libraries
  25. 25. Messaging that Works The Librarians who....
  26. 26. “Perception of the Librarian” Nothing Impacts Voter Behavior More than Their Perception of the Librarian and the Library as Institution. Building voter support for libraries #everylibrary
  27. 27. “The Passionate Librarian” We are the Librarians who…. … find a job … learn to read … connect with family Let me tell you about my librarians…. Building voter support for libraries
  28. 28. Train Your Staff
  29. 29. Read and Talk about Plan A and Plan B ● What is in the Plans for the whole system? ● What is in the Plans for your branch/town ● Who is going to be uncomfortable with this? ● Talk about objections and opposition ● Develop neighborhood level messaging Building voter support for libraries
  30. 30. To Library Users: ● “As you know...” ● Personal Value Proposition ● Value for Other ● Activation as a Voter To Non-Users: ● “As you can imagine...” ● Value to/for “Other” ● Satisfaction as a Voter Remember – Use Does Not Matter Building voter support for libraries
  31. 31. action.everylibrary.org
  32. 32. John Chrastka EveryLibrary www.everylibrary.org facebook/everylibrary @everylibrary Building voter support for libraries Thank You

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