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With Kathy Pape

Kathy Pape ~ Biography Kathy has worked for ten years in Ohio libraries and is currently the Executive Director of the Conneaut Public Library in Conneaut, Ohio. Kathy also works as a producer, writer, actor, and director for one of Ohio’s cable access channels that provides programming to households in Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.

The journey looks like this…

Last things first… ISBN *Hidden rules *Improving service to public

ISBN *Patterns of poverty *Building support systems

ISBN *Workbook format *Resource Building

ISBN *Mandatory reading for staff *Quick read with real life explanations

ISBN *Affects of poverty *Changing mind-sets

Generational Poverty vs. Situational Poverty Define the current situation Support systems Timeframe Mental models

Generational Poverty Generational poverty is defined as being in poverty for two generations or longer. Ashtabula County, Ohio is experiencing its 11 th generation in poverty.

Hidden Rules Poor Middle Class Wealthy Which model does your library use?

Let’s talk about hidden rules An individual brings with him/her the hidden rules of the class in which he/she was raised. Patterns of thought Social interactions Cognitive strategies In order to bring change we must understand the poverty hidden rules and in turn, teach our middle class rules.

Why is it so darn hard? Language Resister Frozen Formal Casual Intimate The circ desk can be an interesting place!

Mental Models Poverty Relationships Middle Class Achievement Wealth Connections

Building Blocks Library Staff training and understanding Library system/county Are changes in policy necessary? Community Partners Outreach and collaborative measures

What does our new service model look like?