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QUESTION IN PROGRESS
Question: What are the little free libraries across town?
What we’ve learned:
Little Free Libraries is an organization that sets up small boxed “libraries” across the nation (and the world) where anyone can take a book, or leave a book, for free.
UNM engineering students from the Fabrications Lab entered a contest to design little free libraries to set up across town. And last September Mountain Mahogany Community School set up 10.
There are a number of registered and un-registered libraries across the state and in Albuquerque.
What we still need to learn:
Exactly how many libraries are there in Albuquerque?
Who and how many people visit them?
Which UNM students’ design was made in the Fab Lab?
Contact:
Sophie Wickert, swickert@unm.edu; Derrick Toledo, derrick.toledo@gmail.com; Lena Guidi, lenanais7@gmail.com; E.R. Mixon, ermixoneditor@gmail.com[/text_output][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][image type=”none” float=”none” info=”none” info_place=”top” info_trigger=”hover” src=”4897″][text_output]Student reporters Sophie Wickert, Lena Guidi and Derrick Toledo, investigate the Fab Lab at UNM where some of the little libraries are made. Photo by Derrick Toledo / NM News Port[/text_output][share title=”Share this Post” facebook=”true” twitter=”true” google_plus=”true” linkedin=”true” pinterest=”true”][/vc_column][/vc_row]
