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In this TEDx talk 20 year-old Kurt Ristroph demonstrates the power and potential when children have better opportunities to connect with free resources from their public libraries. How? By focusing on what many taxpayers take for granted: that public library cards are the keys to the electronic kingdom in our contemporary world.
As a Baton Rouge native and lifelong lover of libraries, Kurt Ristroph spent his summers checking out as many books as he could carry from his local library. Today, Kurt is taking advantage of the EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH LIBRARY SYSTEM - and they love it. A LSU junior studying engineering and classics, Kurt was the sole recipient of the 2014 ROGER HADFIELD OGDEN LEADERSHIP FELLOWSHIP, which offers up to five students per year support toward projects that will benefit the state of Louisiana. Kurt’s mission is to connect Louisiana youth to all the resources East Baton Rouge Parish libraries provide.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx