As we finish off 2019, we want to take a few moments to reflect on the year and share with your out top 10 posts from the year. Together we had an incredible impact on communities, cities and individuals through our ebooks, regular weekly publishing, speaking, and events. All of that work comes from a small staff of four people working just four days a week, along with our partners, board members, readers and volunteers. We created a short video recapping the year.

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Here’s a roundup of our top 10 posts for the year:

1. How five elder women are creating an intentional community in an expensive housing market by Saki Bailey

2. 15 amazing things you can check out from the library (besides books) by Casey O’Brien

3. How co-op accelerators and incubators are supercharging a worker-owned economy by Liz Enochs

4. How our loneliness hurts us all, and what we can do about it by Neal Gorenflo

5. Library cards unlock access to bikes, benefitting entire communities by Alessandra Bautze

6. How Libraries of Things build resilience, fight climate change, and bring communities together by Tom Llewellyn

7. How collective giving is transforming philanthropy by Nithin Coca

8. How to turn community spaces into hubs for resilience and mutual aid by Danny Spitzberg

9. How 186 seniors building an exhibit on social isolation also built a community by Casey O’Brien

10. Vienna’s cargo bike shares exemplify successful subsidized sustainable transport by Paige Wolf