Are you looking for creative ways to engage teens with big impact but low stress? Join us for a dynamic webinar focused on passive programming.

We will explore practical ideas, examples, and tips to implement programs and self-directed activities.  Learn how to foster teen participation, build community, and make your library a welcoming space.

Attendees will learn about:

• The value of passive programming
• Specific passive program examples
• How to adapt programs to fit diverse needs

Who Will Benefit from this program:

• Library staff who work with teens
• Youth services staff
• Front-line staff

Tiffany Duck

Tiffany Duck is a consultant and owner of LitDext LLC, a literacy and information services company. She has thirteen years of experience as a public library manager in various types of library systems. Tiffany is an adjunct instructor in the Library and Information Science.

David Duck

Born in the East End Community of Newport News, VA David Duck is dedicated to serving youth and families.  With a B.A. from the University of Virginia, and an M.S. from Frostburg State University, David shares his passion for engaging families through quality programming, evidence-based practices, and an overall understanding and connection to youth/family needs.

This training is made available to Kansas library staff through the State Library of Kansas' subscription to PCI Webinars.