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Homeless Outreach: Books from Street Librarians

“It’s the beautiful messiness of human interaction,” said Alison Kastner, a reader services librarian at the Multnomah library, describing the core idea of My Librarian, and the distinction between it and the coolly logical computer algorithms that comb a shopper’s tastes at sites like Amazon.

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Author Lisa GieskesPosted on October 14, 2014September 12, 2016Categories homelessness-and-housing, library-and-info-science

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