The legislation does not strictly limit access for minors, but for adults and all Internet users in a library. The Internet is good for kids. It s changing the way we live, learn, work and interact with one another. Many communities have determined that while financial, environmental, physical and human capital are vital to their community, the most critical capital of all is social capital. Social capital is the only one that you build by using.
Social capital is the ability of community members to work together.
Without this, none of the other forms of capital can be developed to improve our quality of life. Social capital includes organizations in our communities, relationships among communities, cooperation among local organizations, gathering places for people, community festivals, parades, celebrations, volunteers efforts, and that overall feeling of belonging. Think of social capital as the glue that holds a community together. The Library can help you build social capital. Volunteer your time at the Greensboro Public Library, or at any organization that needs your help.