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Integrated Library Hub

By integrating collections, programs, and services into a single library space, cultural and educational access is enhanced, because co-locating resources and activities lowers barriers to participation and strengthens community engagement. This strategy centers on designing a library not just as a repository for materials but as a dynamic, unified hub that brings together cultural programming, educational services, and community activities. Unlike traditional or siloed service models, the Integrated Library Hub intentionally blends functions to create a cohesive experience that supports immigrant resettlement, cultural preservation, and lifelong learning in one accessible location.

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organizations running this strategy · 1

what it looks like in practice

activities of orgs running this strategy

A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above. These are what the strategy looks like on the ground.

  • Deliver emigration support services IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Provides practical support to Irish emigrants and others in Arizona through its Emigration Support Program (ESP), including bereavement resources, a "Welcome to AZ" guide, and citizenship assistance.
  • Delivers educational programming through the ICC Academy of Celtic Studies IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Offers structured learning opportunities in Irish language, Irish literature, family history, and Celtic art history/archaeology through the ICC Academy of Celtic Studies and affiliated groups like The Celt Raven Society.
  • Delivers educational programs through ICC Academy of Celtic Studies IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Offers structured learning programs in Irish language, Irish literature, family history, and Celtic art history/archaeology through the ICC Academy of Celtic Studies and affiliated groups like The Celt Raven Society.
  • Feature Irish artists and craftspeople IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Hosts and highlights Irish artists and craftspeople, such as Lynn Mascarelli, who has served as a docent, Celtic Crafter, and featured artist.
  • Features local Irish artists and docents IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Highlights contributions from local Irish cultural practitioners, such as hosting Lynn Mascarelli as a docent and featured artist.
  • Features local Irish artists and docents IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Highlights contributions of local Irish cultural practitioners, such as hosting Lynn Mascarelli as a docent and featured artist.
  • Host Irish dance and martial arts groups IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Provides space and support for community groups including the Phoenix Irish Step Dancers, who meet weekly, and the Guardians of St. Brigid martial arts club, which practices weekly in the ICLF great hall.
  • Host annual Irish cultural events IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Organizes and hosts recurring cultural events such as "Christmas at the Castle" and an annual Afternoon Tea inspired by Irish traditions, which have become established community traditions at the Irish Cultural Center.
  • Host traditional Ceili dances IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Organizes and hosts Ceili dances as part of its programming to promote Irish cultural traditions.
  • Hosts annual cultural events IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Organizes and hosts signature annual events such as "Christmas at the Castle" and an Afternoon Tea event inspired by Irish traditions, which have become established traditions in the local Irish community.
  • Hosts annual cultural events IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Organizes and hosts recurring cultural events such as "Christmas at the Castle" and an annual Afternoon Tea inspired by Irish traditions, which have become established traditions in the local Irish community.
  • Hosts lectures and book discussion groups IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Organizes public lectures, such as one by Dr. Patrick Browne in 2017, and facilitates a book discussion group in Phoenix focused on Irish culture and literature.
  • Hosts lectures and book discussions on Irish culture IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Organizes public lectures, such as one by Dr. Patrick Browne in 2017, and facilitates a book discussion group in Phoenix focused on Irish culture and literature.
  • Hosts regular community groups and clubs IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Provides space and support for recurring community activities including the Phoenix Irish Step Dancers (every Wednesday night), the Guardians of St. Brigid martial arts club (every Sunday at 6:00 PM), and Ceili dances.
  • Offer educational programs in Celtic studies IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Provides structured learning opportunities through the ICC Academy of Celtic Studies and supports the Celt Raven Society, an affiliate group focused on Celtic art history and archaeology.
  • Offers Emigration Support Program (ESP) IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Provides support services for emigrants including bereavement resources, a "Welcome to AZ" guide, and citizenship assistance through the Emigration Support Program.
  • Offers emigration support services IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Provides practical support to Irish emigrants in Arizona through its Emigration Support Program (ESP), including bereavement resources, a "Welcome to AZ" guide, and citizenship assistance.
  • Operate the McClelland Library IRISH CULTURAL AND LEARNING FOUNDAT
    direct service
    Manages and maintains the McClelland Library, which opened in October 2012 as part of the Irish Cultural Center.