Library Foundations

The Six Shared Foundations

• Inquire: Build new knowledge by thinking, solving problems, and asking deeper questions.

• Include: Demonstrate an open-minded and empathetic view of diverse global perspectives.

• Collaborate: Work effectively with others to exchange ideas and broaden understanding.

• Curate: Make smart choices to select and organize quality information resources.

• Explore: Discover new paths through playful curiosity and critical risk-taking.

• Engage: Demonstrate safe, ethical, and community-minded habits when using information. [1, 2]