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Meeting Agenda
December 15, 2022
2nd Floor - Boardroom
Regular Meeting - 5:00 PM
Carol Kirsch - President
Tom Rocklin - Vice President
DJ Johnk - Secretary
Claire Matthews
Robin Paetzold
John Raeburn
1. Call Meeting to Order.
2. Approval of December 15, 2022 Board Meeting Agenda.
3. Public Discussion.
4. Items to be Discussed.
5. Staff Reports.
A. Director's Report.
B. Departmental Reports: Children's Services, Collection Services, IT.
C. Development Report.
D. Miscellaneous.
6. President's Report.
7. Announcements from Members.
8. Committee Reports.
9. Communications.
10. Consent Agenda.
Hannah Shultz
Dan Stevenson
A. Approve Minutes of Library Board of Trustees November 17, 2022 Regular Meeting.
B. Approve Disbursements for November, 2022.
11. Set Agenda Order for January Meeting.
If you will need disability -related accommodations in order to participate in this meeting, please contact len Miller, Iowa City
Public Library, at 379-887-6003 orjennifer-miller@icpLorg. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time to
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12. Adjournment.
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Iowa City Public Library- Board of Trustee Meetings
Agenda Items and Order Schedule
December 15, 2022
January 26, 2023
February 23, 2023
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
Strategic Planning Update
Director's Evaluation
Special Events:
2"1 Quarter Goals/Statistics
Appoint Nominating Committee
Staff Inservice Day 12/9/22
Financials Review
Set Calendar for Next Fiscal Year
Policy Review:703 Recording and
Streaming Policy (IT)
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
March 23, 2023
April 27, 2023
May 25, 2023
Policy Review:802 Confidentiality
President Appoints to Foundation
Policy Review:815 Internet Use
Board
Policy (IT)
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Election of Officers
Policy Review: Naming and
Recognition (Admin/Dev)
Review 3r1 Quarter Financials &
Statistics
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
June 22, 2023
July 27, 2023
August 24, 2022
Adopt NOBU Budget
Strategic Plan Review
Review 4th Quarter Financials &
Statistics
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
Board of Trustees Annual Report
Policy Review: 816 Library Access
Special Events:
MOA-ICPLFF & ICPL
for Sex Offenders Convicted of Sex
Summer Reading Program 6/1/23
Offenses Against Minors (Admin)
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Dept Reports: CH, CLS, IT
Director's Report
Prepared for the December 15, 2022
Meeting of the Library Board of Trustees
Elsworth Carman, Library Director
Light Canopy in the Alley
As part of a public art project Iowa City Downtown District is leading in cooperation with the University of
Iowa and Iowa City (via the Partnership for Alcohol Safety), a light canopy will be installed in the alley behind
the library. The canopy is intended to increase general lighting and decrease problematic issues in the alley.
The canopy will be 22 by 70 feet and installed approximately midway down the alley, between the Englert
Theater and the Library. The full costs of the installation and maintenance of the canopy will be covered by
ICDD and the University of Iowa. The canopy will be anchored to the Library building but is not a permanent
fixture. Brad Gehrke, ICPL Building Manager, reviewed the installation schematics and did not see any issues
with the anchoring process. I look forward to seeing the impacts of this lighting improvement project and am
optimistic it will be a beautiful addition to our alley.
Executive Leadership Program Completed
The final session of the Executive Leadership Program, a nine -month -long training offered through the Iowa
City Business Partnership and University of Iowa Tippie College of Business, was held at The Eastern Iowa
Airport on Friday, December 2. Previous sessions were held on the UI campus on March 4, June 3, and
September 16, and featured facilitators Greg Stewart (on recruiting and retaining top talent), Ken Brown (on
leading a diverse workforce), Jennifer Nahrgang (on leading strategic change), and Steve Courtright (on
fostering engagement and well-being). It was a privilege to complete this program as part of the first cohort,
and the learning outcomes compliment many of the projects we're doing at the Library.
2022 Public Libraries of Johnson County Annual Legislative Reception
ICPL hosted the 2022 Public Libraries of Johnson County Annual Legislative Reception on Monday, December
5. Held in the Digital Media Lab, the event included an overview of the Iowa Library Association Legislative
Agenda by Sam Helmick and a presentation about intellectual freedom and children's library materials by
Angie Pilkington, Erin Silva (North Liberty Community Library), and Sara Glenn (Coralville Public Library). Ovel
20 attendees, including two legislators and board members from several Johnson County libraries,
participated in the program. Sam Helmick prepared a summary document to distribute to legislators who
were unable to attend, which is attached to this report. I appreciate that three ICPL trustees were able to
come to the event.
Disruption at Co -Sponsored Program
A program titled "An Iowa Perspective on the Refugee Crisis and the United Nations," co -sponsored by the
Johnson County United Nations Association, the Iowa City office of Equity and Human Rights, and the
Refugee and Immigrant Association, was held on Tuesday, December 6 in Meeting Room A. Two men came
to protest the event, and one refused to comply with staff directives related to verbally disrupting the
program. The Iowa City Police responded to library staffs call for support and assisted in removing the
disruptive party from the programming space. We increased the presence of staff in the room to ensure
attendees had access to a library representative if needed. The program continued as planned.
Strategic Planning at ICPL Inservice Day
The annual ICPL Inservice Day is coming up on Friday, December 9. The morning will include a presentation
by the Strategic Plan Staff Committee and structured group work crafting draft strategic tactics that reflect
the themes emerging from community and staff feedback sessions, community surveys, and departmental
SWOT analyses. These themes are access, communication, advocacy and education, and building
community. After Inservice Day, "next steps" for the strategic plan draft will include sharing the document
with the board for review and discussion. Angie Pilkington provides an overview of the full agenda for
Inservice Day in the Children's Services Report included in this packet.
Environmental Protection Agency Environmental Investigation Request
A representative from the United States Environmental Protection Agency came to the Library and requested
access to the basement to perform air quality testing, including indoor air sampling and sub -slab sampling,
based on historic use of the area. Liz Craig, Assistant City Attorney, Brad Gehrke, Library Building Manager,
and I have discussed this request and agree that the results would be beneficial to the library and there is no
inherent risk in approving the investigation. The request is attached to this report for your review.
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LEGISLATIVE RECEPTION
Legislators, City Council and County Board Members, Public
Library Board Trustees, and library workers gathered on
Monday, December 5, 2022 in the Iowa City Public Library's
Digital Media Lab over light refreshments and a presentation
about Intellectual Freedom and the Rightto Read.
FREEDOM TO READ
Angie Pilkington (ICPL), Erin Silva (NLL), and Sara Glenn (CPL)
shared the record statistics of increased challenges to books,
programs, and displays in Iowa libraries and around the nation.
The response spectrum for intellectual freedom challenges
ranges from active and attentive listening of patron concerns,
to formally reviewing materials in the library collection with a
committee of community members and Board Trustees. Staff
are trained in legal code and library policy which guide matters
on patron privacy, intellectual freedom, and accessto all.
Echoing Director Carman's welcoming words, each speaker
imparted their availability to support leaders seeking more
information on book bans and thanked attendees for their
support in library access, funding, and certification.
UNITED AGAINST BOOK BANS
Jennie (NLL), Alison (CPL), Liz (SPL), and Elsworth (ICLP)
addressed Public Libraries of Johnson County (PLJC) practices
and collaborations in response to calls seeking to ban or restrict
access to services, books, and programs. Each Director referred
to their respective policies and procedures. They shared Iowa's
historical connection to the Library Bill of Rights which was
drafted in Des Moines in 1938 before it was adopted nationally
bythe American LibraryAssociation (ALA).
As 75% of Americans recently surveyed do not favor book bans,
the ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom has launched a pledge
campaign on this common value: #UnitedAgainstBookBans.
All leaders and community stakeholders are encouraged to
review and take the pledge to show solidarity in access, literacy,
and learning. You can visit httW/uniteagainstbookbansorg/
to learn more about this initiative.
LEGISLATIVE RECEPTION
IOWA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Sam Helmick (ICPL) presented the Iowa Library Association's
(ILA) 2023 Legislative Agenda. As their current President, they
spoke to the shifts in advocacy needs from local leaders and
community stakeholders. ILA Legislative Agenda highlights
include:
SUPPORTING LIBRARIES IN
SAFEGUARDING INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM
There were a dozen bills in the previous Iowa Legislative season
which threatened access to library materials, Library Board
autonomy to represent their communities as appointed, and
partnerships between school and public libraries.
Nationally, 2022 book challenge reports exceed the 2021 record.
There have been 781 attempts to ban or restrict library
resources reported between Januaryl - October 31, 2022-
1,835 unique titles were targeted between January 1 - October
31, 2022 Most titles feature BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ characters
and have ranged from Dr. Seuss to Flowers for Algernon, to 14
Cows for America.
EBOOK & DIGITAL RESOURCE PRICING
Fair access and pricing for digital content to libraries is an
essential matter. Barriers created due to this issue hit hardest
on those who face technology or financial challenges. The
state's smallest and rural libraries are the most burdened.
Currently, libraries face many challenges to meet the ebook
needs of Iowans:
• Some publishers do not allow libraries to purchase licenses
to some or all of their digital works.
• Some publishers embargo the sale of new ebooks to
libraries.
• Many major publishers set library pricing as much as 6
times (or more) the cost to consumers for ebooks.
Many State Library Associations are seeking legislative support
to ensure libraries are adequately funded and to claim space at
the negotiation table for libraries to best steward their
resources and advocate patron consumer rights.
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
VW REGION 7
11201 Renner Boulevard
Lenexa,Kansas 66219
CONSENT TO ACCESS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION
Property Owner(s)fTenant(s):
Property Address /
Property Description:
Right of Entry. I am the owner, representative of the owner, or tenant of the property described above. I
hereby consent to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, and its authorized
representatives, entering and conducting indoor air and sub -slab vapor sampling at the described
property to detennine whether, and to what extent, the property may be contaminated by hazardous
substances, pollutants, or contaminants, in accordance with Section 104 of the Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), 42 U.S.C. § 9604.
Scone of Investigation.
Indoor Air Sampling — This sampling involves the placement of one or more sampling devices within the
property_ Sample devices will collect air over a period of several hours or overnight. EPA will then
retrieve the sampling device and analyze its contents to determine whether contaminants are present in
the indoor air, and if so, at what levels. Due to variability of indoor air concentrations, more than one
sampling event may be required.
Sub -Slab Sampling —This sampling involves the installation of small, flush -mounted sampling ports
through the property's slab foundation. Through these ports EPA will collect vapor samples. This
process may take several hours or overnight. EPA will then retrieve the sampling device and analyze its
contents to determine whether contaminants are present, and if so, at what levels. Due to the variability
of sub -slab vapor concentrations, more than one sampling event may be required. Once the sub -slab
sampling is complete, EPA will grout and abandon the ports.
Sampling Results. Upon receipt by EPA of sampling results, EPA will send those results to the
owner/tenant and EPA will be available to discuss those results with the owner/tenant. Section
104(e)(7) of CERCLA requires that sampling data be made available, upon request, to the public.
Restoration of Property. The performance of the actions described above may require some
disturbance of the property. EPA will attempt to minimize such disturbance and areas of disturbance
will be restored as nearly as possible to prior condition by EPA, subject to the availability of
appropriated funds.
Agreement not to Interfere. Owner/tenant agrees not to interfere or tamper, or allow others to interfere
or tamper, with any of the activities or work done, or equipment used, to conduct the sampling.
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Liability EPA requires its contractors to maintain comprehensive vehicle liability insurance, and
comprehensive general liability insurance for bodily injury, death, and loss or damage to property or
third persons arising from their activities. I understand that EPA's liability for damages to the property or
injuries to persons which result from or are caused by its activities on the property shall be to the extent
permitted by the Federal Tort Claims Act (28 U.S.C. §§ 1346(b), 2671 - 2680) and the Federal
Employee's Compensation Act (5 U.S.C. §§ 8101 - 8151).
Term. The consent granted hereby will terminate upon EPA's notifying me that the environmental
investigation is complete.
This written permission is given by me voluntarily and without threats or promises of any kind. By my
signature I acknowledge that I am authorized to grant the access provided for herein.
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Children's Services Department Report
Prepared for the December 15, 2022
Meeting of the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees
Angie Pilkington, Children's Services Coordinator
Programming
The last couple of weeks have included many collaborative programs at the library and out in the community.
Here is a snapshot of four of our favorite and best attended programs of November and December.
• Ellen Buchanan Storytime: The Ellen Buchanan Children's Room namesake presented a special
storytime to a group of 75 children in November. Ellen's storytime is always energetic, full of
movement and wonderful storytelling and songs.
• Oaknoll Oaknotes Storytime Concert Special: The Oaknotes Choir is 50+ person choir from the
Oaknoll Assisted Living Communities here in Iowa City. The group meets weekly and performs
concerts several times a year. We were delighted to host them at the library for the first time at
Storytime. The program was a great success and we look forward to having them back in the spring for
another storytime concert.
• Storytime at the Stanley: Children's Librarian Anne Wilmoth shared a fantastic storytime at the
University of Iowa's new Stanley Museum of Art. Families enjoyed listening to picture books
celebrating the power of art and learn about artists who are a part of the Stanley's inaugural
exhibitions. After storytime, attendees went on a scavenger hunt through the museum and were able
to see world -class works of art up close.
• Tween Chess Tournament: 75 Tweens competed in our annual Chess Tournament. The event was
started by the community in memory of Chess player and Iowa Citian, Steve Young.
Winter Reading
The winter season is upon us, and with it brings our annual Winter reading Program. All ages my complete
reading logs to earn a hot cocoa mug and hot cocoa mix. Our prize mugs are generously donated by the
Friends Foundation. This year's program begins on December 18, 2022, and continues until February 18, 2023.
Make sure to sign up! For more information, visit icpl.org/wrp
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ICPL Inservice Day
Held every year, this year our focus was on our next three-year Strategic Plan goals. The morning session
focused on Strategic Planning. In the afternoon, Dr. Gerta Bardhoshi from the Scanlan Center for School of
Mental Health taught us ways to combat compassion fatigue, and Ryan Dickson from CommUnity Crisis
Helpline gave staff ways to de-escalate stressful situations. The final session of the day, all attendees heard
about Naloxone use and overdose response by Carrie Hough, Prevention Specialist, from Community and
Family Resources (Prelude). Thank you to all members of ICPL who could attend and made the day a success.
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Collection Services Department Report
Prepared for the December 15, 2022
Meeting of the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees
Anne Mangano, Collection Services Coordinator
Digital Collection Access and Pricing
At the November meeting, we shared two legislative priorities we sent to the City to consider when
developing and adopting the Council's lobbying priorities for the upcoming Iowa State Legislature session.
The first priority was safeguarding intellectual freedom, while the second focused on fair digital content
access and pricing for libraries. We discussed intellectual freedom issues throughout this year, but I want to
turn to digital collections to explain how current eBook and audiobook purchasing models continue to
impact our budget, staff time, and our ability to provide a tried and true library service: access to collections.
The share of our materials budget spent on digital collections has grown substantially over the last couple of
years. While the pandemic shifted more of our patrons over to digital options, the increase in spending is still
staggering. In FYI 9, our last full fiscal year before COVID, we spent $189,812 on digital collections. In FY22, we
spent $368,853, a 94% increase from before the pandemic. This is close to half of our materials budget (47%).
These numbers reflect what we spent on eBooks and audiobooks through OverDrive and our streaming
options, Kanopy (movies/TV) and hoopla (eBooks, audiobooks, movies/TV, and music).
Amount Spent on Digital Collections
$368,853
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purchasing eBooks and audiobooks through OverDrive and streaming services from
Kanopy and hoopla.
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The impact of metered access models. While patron use and demand certainly explain a portion of this
surge in spending, the main driver is eBook and audiobook licensing models. The Big Five publishers'
(Hachette, HarperCollins, Macmillan, Penguin/Random House, and Simon & Schuster) all use the "metered
access" lending model for eBooks. This model is truly a lending model. ICPL buys access to one digital copy of
a specific title and we have access to it for either a specific length of time or for a specific number of uses.
After we've reached the determined threshold, we lose rights to the title and have to repurchase access. The
majority of publishers use length of time, typically one to two years.
As each year goes by and with every title we purchase, the costs of keeping a title is compounded. For
example, this month we will repurchase Matt Haig's popular novel, The Midnight Library, to keep it in our
collection. We will have to repurchase it again in 2024 and 2026. We originally purchased it in December
2020. The most important takeaway is that we have to repurchase backlist titles over and over again to keep
them in our collections.
We often weed titles that are actively being used by the public simply because we cannot afford to
repurchase most of the expired eBook and audiobook licenses, especially if we want to purchase new releases
or keep up with holds. For example, we may not repurchase Ruth Ware's The Death of Mrs. Westaway,
originally published in 2018. This repurchase is the third time we had to purchase this title as it is on a two-
year license.
Digital collections are expensive. In addition to repurchasing, pricing on these licenses are expensive and
do not mirror the options available to consumers. For example, you can purchase the eBook version of Trust
by Hernan Diaz through Amazon, Apple, or Google for $14.99. The library is charged $55.00 for the two-year
license. While consumers do not have to pay for the infrastructure it takes to lend out digital collections, we
pay a hefty yearly fee to OverDrive to administer the lending. The price of the eBook does not include these
overhead charges, just the price to access the title. While eBooks are expensive, audiobooks are often twice
the price of the eBook version.
Consumer and library price differences do not exist in other format areas, or if they do, it is largely to the
library's advantage. The hardcover version of Trust is available to the library from our main vendor for $15.96.
On Amazon, the price is currently $25.20. We negotiate discounts with our vendors for physical items, such as
books, compact discs, and DVDs. The more we purchase overall, the larger our discount. We are unable to
negotiate pricing on digital collections. Pricing is set by the publishers, not the vendor (OverDrive).
The metered access lending model has impacted our collection in the following ways:
• Our materials budget has less reach
• Providing a backlist of popular eBook and audiobook titles is impractical
• Managing expiring titles takes a significant amount of staff time
• Title variety is suffering
• There are long wait times for eBooks and audiobooks
'The Big Five have significant control on what is published. Here is a very good chart on the imprints controlled by those companies:
htti)s://aImossawi.com/big-five-i)ublishers/
In 2021, we spent $100 more on the digital version of Anthony Doerr's Cloud
Cuckoo Land. That may seem reasonable, but we purchased 25 print copies and
only 8 copies of the eBook.
Some content is just not available to libraries. Of course, this pricing situation only reflects what we are
given permission to offer to our patrons. There is a significant number of books, movies, and music that we are
unable to access due to exclusive rights. Audible, an Amazon subsidiary, is one of the largest producers of
audiobooks. We are unable to provide access to any of that content. Netflix, hulu, Peacock, Prime and other
digital streaming services produce and release movies and television shows that will never make it to OVD,
including Academy Award winning movies. Patrons that rely on our services cannot access important pieces of
our culture.
A little bit of hope. This time last year, Maryland and New York passed laws requiring publishers to provide
access to digital collections under "reasonable terms." New York's law was vetoed by Governor Kathy Hochul,
while a federal court struck down Maryland's as unconstitutional, providing that the federal government
administers copyright law. But the issue is on the mind of legislators at the state and federal level. We hope
that the State of Iowa works to pressure the federal government to address the need for reformed eBook and
audiobook library access. This issue impacts our community significantly. We hope any lobbying efforts show
that libraries are essential to providing access to important titles, are partners to publishers not adversaries,
and we are working to balance the stewardship of our financial resources with increased demand for digital
collections.
In the meantime, we will continue to determine best practices for the current situation. This fall, our University
of Iowa practicum student, Alexa Starry, researched peer libraries in an effort to compare how others approach
purchasing eBooks and audiobooks. While the preliminary results show most libraries are grappling with these
same issues, best practices in managing digital collections for public libraries has not been developed. We'll
document what we do, adapt as things change, and continue the conversations with other libraries.
Information Technology Department Report
Prepared for the December FY23
Meeting of the Library Board
Brent Palmer, IT Coordinator
Bookmobile Connectivity
The IT department is currently working on replacing
the router in the bookmobile during its current
maintenance window. The Cradlepoint router uses a
wireless connection for connectivity to the Internet.
After the upgrade, the new router will be SG
capable. In addition to the router itself, we are
working with the City Equipment division to install a
new antenna on the roof of the vehicle, which is
required for the SG connection. The bookmobile
crew has at times been frustrated because of poor
connectivity. Like a cell phone, the quality of the
connection depends a lot on where it is parked. The
Bookmobile workstations have the same
functionality as the circulation desk. There is no
guarantee that this will work, but we hope that
there will be improvement.
Background: Bookmobile Technology
The technology on the bookmobile has evolved
over the past few years since it was introduced. The
bookmobile has two staff workstations that can be
used as full checkout stations similar to the
circulation desk in the building. There are a number
of pieces to put into place to make this work. The
Internet connection is powered by a router
(mentioned above) with a cellular connection. The
router provides connectivity for the workstations as
well as a WiFi access point for visitors around the
bookmobile. The workstations connect to our "on -
premise" network via a VPN connection. This is
necessary for the RFID pads to work as they need a
direct connection to our ILS. This also allows staff to
access internal web applications on our Intranet
used for tracking stats and other tools. The current
setup of the workstations involves a mini -pc bolted
under the desk with monitors on swivel arms. The
PC's have receipt printers, barcode readers and RFID
pads. All the equipment is secured to the
bookmobile in some way to prevent damage during
transport.
The bookmobile also has two security cameras, one
internal and one external with an on -board recording
device. Unfortunately, there is no good way to
connect those cameras to the system that we have
here at ICPL. This makes it pretty inconvenient to
review the footage. The easiest way is to manually
pull the drive out and bring it back to the Library.
There was an incident in the past year or two where
the windshield was vandalized, however, we were not
able to capture any video of that event because the
drive had died.
At the outset, the Bookmobile was outfitted with
people counters at the doors. The bookmobile staff
spent several hours trying to adjust the devices but
could not get them to work in the odd stairwell
spaces at the entrances and have resorted to simple
analog methods for counting visitors.
For AN, the bookmobile was outfitted with a built-in
PA system but it required the doors to be shut and
the engine running. Our AN specialist replaced it
with a portable version that was more reliable and
user-friendly. There was also a monitor that could be
used to show movies or digital sign content that was
evidently not used much and will also be removed
during maintenance.
Development Department Report
Prepared for December 12, 2022
Meeting of the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees
Katie Roche, Development Director
Winter Window
The Winter Window quarterly newsletter (sent to 50,000+ residents in Iowa City) reintroduced the ICPLFF to
the public and Katie Roche as the new ICPLFF Development Director. This created an opportunity for Katie
to highlight some select Library services and programs and to invite support of the ICPL. A donation form is
placed on the back cover of the mailer and small, but important adjustments were made to the form, outlined
below:
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be closely monitoring the number of envelopes that are used to return gifts to the ICPLFF to determine if this
is an investment that will continue to be made in the future.
Please reach out to Katie- RochePicpl.org with any questions you might have about this appeal.
Protesters booted from Iowa City's public
library during discussion on the refugee crisis
by Valeree Dunn, KGAN
Tuesday, December 6th 2022
IOWA CITY — A presentation on the refugee crisis in Iowa got off to a rocky start
in Iowa City Tuesday evening.
Organizers had to call the police on a couple of protesters who wouldn't let them
proceed with the program.
Police ended up booting the protesters out of the public library, after the two
repeatedly disrupted the discussion before it could get off the ground, claiming
they're the ones who are displaced.
The Johnson County United Nations Association and other human rights and
refugee organizations sponsored Tuesday night's event, An Iowa Perspective On
The Refugee Crisis And The United Nations Response.
A panel of refugees, including those who have settled in Iowa, spoke in -person
and virtually about the increasing number of those forcibly displaced from their
homes --- nearly 100 million worldwide, mostly women and children.
"Christmas is coming and they don't have a family close here, " Elisabeth Bernal,
a refugee from Mexico said. "And their culture compared from there to here, it's
currently angry. So I think it's more like thinking, how we can support each other
and be more human to each other?"
The United Nation's Human Rights Day is coming up this Saturday, December
10th.
The hope is talk's like this one will help refugees become more accepted in Iowa,
or wherever they may settle.
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Comics and cookies: Kyle's Little Sister
Iowa City Public Library
Nov. 28, 2022 10:08 am
The graphic novel Kyle's Little Sister by BonHyung Jeong. (Photo provided by the Iowa City Public
Library)
Each month, the Iowa City Public Library's will feature a comic or graphic novel for
kids, suggest a sweet treat pairing, include a game or activity, and ask a couple
discussion questions about the book.
Kyle's Little Sister by BonHyung Jeong is a debut graphic novel that depicts
Grace's first few days in middle school.
Grace is an introvert introvert who loves gaming and is sick of living in her popular
older brother Kyle's shadow. She's also tired of the way girls —including herfriends
— act around him. When she has a falling-out with one of her best friends, though,
and is targeted by a mean girl, she just might need Kyle's help sorting things out.
Pairswellwith: Yakgwa (Korean honeycookies). The authoris originallyfrom
South Korea, sotrythis popular Korean cookie that is crisp, fried, and coated
with a thick honey syrup!
Discuss:
1. If you have siblings, what is your relationship like with them? Do you ever feel
jealous of them?
2. Grace has a big, dramatic breakup with hertwo best friends. What do you
think she could have done to patch things up before it got more out of
control?
Do: Since this book is all about friendship, try making a simplefriendship bracelet! You can
work on this crafttogether with yourfriends, or make and give them as gifts to demonstrate
you're thinking of them. You'll need at least four different -colored skeins of embroidery floss.
Classic Chevron Bracelet
1. Cut about 72" lengths of each of the four colors. Fold the strings in half so
you have 8 36" lengths of thread — two of each color. Tie an overhand knot
near the end of the folded end. Use masking tape to secure the loop to the
table. Arrange the strings so they are spread out in a mirroring pattern. For
example, if the four colors you picked were red, orange, yellow, and green,
you would lay them out in this pattern: red, orange, yellow, green, green,
yellow, orange, red.
2. Starting with the outermost left hand string, tie forward knots one at a time
on the next three strings until you reach the middle. Remember, forward
knots are tied by making a "4" shape with the "working" string over the
second string. Then bring the end of the "4" shape back up through the loop
of the 'A."
3. Now, using the outermost right hand string, tie backward knots on the next
three strings until you reach the middle. Backward knots are the same as
forward knots, except that you make a backward "4" shape with the
"working" string on top of the second string.
4. Continue working back and forth in this manner until your bracelet is as long
as you like! Stuck? There are lots of YouTube videos that can help!
Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees
Meeting Minutes
November 17, 2022
2°' Floor - Boardroom
Regular Meeting - 5:00 PM
DRAFT
Members Present: DJ Johnk, Carol Kirsch, Robin Paetzold, John Raeburn, Tom Rocklin, Hannah Shultz,
Dan Stevenson.
Members Absent: Claire Matthews.
Staff Present: Elsworth Carman, Anne Mangano, Jen Miller, Brent Palmer, Jason Paulios, Angie Pilkington,
Katie Roche.
Guests Present: Alexa Starry.
Call Meeting to Order. Kirsch called the meeting to order at 5:00 PM. A quorum was present.
Approval of November 17, 2022 Board Meeting Agenda. Kirsch requested to remove the
vote on Agenda Item 4A to appoint a committee to evaluate the Library Director. Kirsch clarified the President
can appoint a committee without a vote from the Trustees.
Public Discussion. None.
Items to be Discussed.
Appoint Committee to Evaluate Library Director. Kirsch appointed Johnk, Rocklin, and
Stevenson to form a committee to evaluate the Library Director.
Policy Review: 601 Collection Development. Mangano shared this is a three-year review to the
policy. Changes were made in April to address concerns with whether or not Hoopla and Kanopy's collection
development policies meet ICPL's criteria. Mangano noted changes were recently made to the Finance Policy
and recommended editing the Collection Development policy to mirror the Finance Policy revision. Mangano
noted other recommended changes such as changing the guidelines to support the Library's mission, criteria
for determining what is retained in the collection, and adding documentation about labeling and categorizing
the collection. Johnk appreciated adding language on Library mission to the policy. Raeburn suggested a
diction change in line 601.21 and noted the use of the word supports was used twice in successive sentences.
Raeburn recommended using the word serves in the second use. Raeburn also suggested editing for
information, education, culture. On 601.27 Raeburn suggested using active voice instead of passive voice to
read, it considers patron use and demand, and to change are considered to it considers.
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Rocklin noted the classification by publishers and vendors and wondered if they ever disagree. Mangano
shared disagreement would be unusual and gave an example of the new Enola Holmes which is now classified
as a young adult material instead of a children's material. This is because Enola is now a young adult in the
series. Rocklin made a motion to approve the Collection Development policy with the changes noted. Johnk
seconded. Motion passed 7/0.
Staff Reports.
Director's Report. Carman requested to move the revision of policy 802 from the December agenda to
the February or March agenda. Kirsch suggested moving the revision to March.
Carman attended a Johnson County Library Director meeting where a date was set for this year's Legislative
Reception. The reception will occur on Monday, December Sth from 5:30 to 6:30 pm in the Digital Media Lab
at the Iowa City Public Library with a presentation on children's services and intellectual freedom.
Carman welcomed Katie Roche, new Coordinator of Development. Introductions were made between Roche
and the Library Trustees.
Rocklin commented that he likes the new format of the Board report and shared that it would be helpful to
have an interactive table of contents. Carman thinks this is possible and expects there to be minor tweaks to
the layout as we continue to work with the new template. Johnk liked the new template as well.
Rocklin asked if all departments share legislative priorities with the City of Iowa City. Carman shared all
departments are invited to contribute priorities and the City then decides what to push forward. Rocklin felt
this was a good exercise.
Departmental Reports:
Adult Services. Paulios shared an overview of services being offered in Adult Services and highlighted a
new volunteer program for drop in tech help. Paulios noted in its third week it already has patrons waiting for
the program to begin. Kirsch asked if there were repeat customers. Paulios said yes and there are plans for
the program to continue after winter break at the Library and also at the Senior Center. Kirsch felt it was a
community service to provide meaningful volunteer opportunities. Paulios agreed and shared the goal was to
help older adults but noted they have also expressed an interest in helping.
Kirsch commented on high voter turnout with 1,200 voters at ICPL. Paulios shared the auditor's office and
drive up locations were more popular but ICPL caught many voters walking through the building. Stevenson
felt overall there were fewer satellite voting locations that might drive voting statistics up.
Community & Access Services. Helmick absent. Pilkington shared Helmick is performing their first
duties as ILA President in Johnston, IA. Kirsch noted the hour study visitor's graphic in the report and asked if
it referred to farmers market, Pilkington replied yes. Shultz asked how the farmers market compared to other
sites and noted some of the data appeared very high. Pilkington explained most Bookmobile stops have
shorter visits than the farmers market stops and draw a larger crowd. Pilkington highlighted the story in the
graphic with a tomato and the graphic with Weber Elementary data. Pilkington noted the staff at Weber
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Elementary work hard to promote Bookmobile services with students which really makes a difference.
Development Report. Roche shared she is getting her feet wet and is excited to start planning for the
future of the department and organization. Roche is working with library staff to understand the current and
future needs of ICPL. Roche would like to evaluate systems used to increase donations and encourage
recurring donations. Roche noted there are currently 25 to 30 donors who have recurring gifts setup to the
Foundation and would like to start prioritizing online recurring donations. Roche sees a lot of promise and
really strong bones and credited Patty McCarthy for the established legacy of success. Kirsch asked if there
was good turnout for the Prairie Lights fundraiser. Roche commented there were 25-30 in person attendees
who purchased very generously and total figures are in process.
Miscellaneous. Carman discussed the State Library survey and noted the year to year comparison on
some of the data is surprising and staff are digging into it. Carman reached out to Finance for clarity and may
choose to submit edits. Carman noted the State Library regularly changes the survey questions. Kirsch asked if
ICPL participates in Bridges. Mangano said it is a consortium for eBooks and audiobooks through Overdrive
that many smaller libraries use. Raeburn asked who commissions the report and what is happens with it.
Carman shared the State Library commissions the report and it is used for determining our tier status and
accreditation. Raeburn noted significant population changes were reported in FY22. Mangano shared that the
State Library auto fills this information with census data and the lower FY22 number used 2010 census data.
This report goes to the State Library which is part of the Department of Education. Raeburn believes the
document is very informative. Carman said it is worth noting that the fields without comparison data are new
questions this year.
President's Report. None.
Announcements from Members. None.
Committee Reports. Johnk said the Foundation Committee met last week with nothing to report,
Introductions were made with Roche.
Communications. Kirsch said the article on Comics and Cookies was interesting. Pilkington shared it is a
new venture with the Gazette and ICPL. Librarian Anne Wilmoth runs a Cookies and Comics tween program
and creates the submission for the Gazette.
Consent Agenda. Kirsch inquired about the draft of the meeting minutes heading stating meeting
agenda. Miller explained the agenda is used for the meeting minutes but it can be changed. Rocklin
suggested changing the heading to minutes. Kirsch thought this change would add clarity. Kirsch also
requested to change approval of November 17 meeting agenda to October meeting. There was discussion
about the length of the minutes being long and it was decided this is helpful if a meeting is missed. Johnk
made a motion to approve the consent agenda with the changes discussed. Shultz seconded. Motion passed
7/0.
Set Agenda Order for December Meeting. Kirsch noted Carman's request to move policy review
802 to the March meeting.
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Adjournment. Kirsch adjourned the meeting at 5:38 PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Jen Miller
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