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Jul
13
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We’re excited to announce that NNLM Region 1 has received additional funding to continue serving our region through April 30, 2027. This extension allows us to continue supporting our members with training, outreach, and engagement opportunities. Looking ahead beyond April 2027, we are currently awaiting the release of the next Notice of Funding Opportunity to apply… Read More »
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Jun
18
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Please join us for the NNLM ROI: Region 1 Insights webinar, PTSD Resources at Work: A Toolkit to Raise Awareness on July 29, 1:00pm. Register here.
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May
14
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The Libraries for Health Initiative: A New Model for Rural Mental Health In many small towns, the local library is more than just a place to borrow books — it’s the heart of the community. It’s where parents bring their children for story time, where older adults seek connection, and where individuals facing life’s challenges… Read More »
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Mar
31
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Empowering the Next Generation: Why Teaching Youth About Climate Change Matters Featuring APHA’s Climate & Health Youth Education Toolkit As the impacts of climate change become more visible in our daily lives—stronger storms, warmer seasons, shifting ecosystems—one thing is clear: today’s youth will inherit a planet shaped by the decisions we make right now. That’s… Read More »
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Nov
06
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Commitment to Addressing Health Reference Questions in Rural Public Libraries: Experiencing the Association of Small and Rural Libraries (ARSL) Conference November 20, 2025 is National Rural Health Day. To begin this observance, NNLM Region 1 welcomes a blog post one of our rural public library members. The public library is often a first stop… Read More »
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Oct
23
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Children’s Health Month ends with National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. Lead poisoning continues to be a persistent issue in children’s health. There are several resources available to share with your communities about sources of lead exposure and prevention efforts. Here are a few to get you started. The CDC has information on lead exposure on… Read More »
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