Learn how we're building libraries for the future of Deschutes County with Todd Dunkelberg, DPL's Director. Todd started his career at DPL 25 years ago, and and has held the position of Library Director since 2009.

In this episode, we're discussing how librarianship has shifted from managing books to a focus on community over the last two decades with Chandra vanEijnsbergen, DPL's Youth Services Supervisor, and Catherine Jasper, DPL's Adult Services Supervisor. Their department includes all of Deschutes Public Library's community librarians.

In this episode, we're discussing the new children and early learning spaces being implemented at libraries across the district with Chandra vanEijnsbergen, DPL's Youth Services Supervisor.

In this episode, we discuss what goes into managing the construction and renovation of every library in Deschutes County with Redpoint Construction Management's Greg Holcomb.

In this episode, we discuss customer service at DPL and the benefits our new community spaces will offer to customers with DPL's Mayra Corn.

This episode discusses the new and updated community programming spaces being implemented at each library across the district with DPL's Liz Goodrich.

What is Intellectual Freedom? What is censorship? How does this relate to you as a community member? How does it relate to libraries? In this presentation, Emily O'Neal, Technical Services Manager at the Deschutes Public Library, will take you through the foundations of Intellectual Freedom and how it relates to libraries. Specifics will be shared regarding the increase in book challenges and the rise of censorship in libraries and what members of our community can do to help combat these occurrences.

In this episode, we're discussing our floating collection and how it gives Deschutes County residents access to every book in the collection, regardless of which library they call home.