Commune library - spreading legal knowledge to ethnic minorities

After the merger, Ea Wer commune has a total natural area of 18,461 hectares, home to 7,376 households with 28,910 people, including 21 ethnic groups.

Dissemination of legal education here requires initiative, creativity and especially the presence of a strong knowledge center.

Ea Wer Commune Library currently has about 10,900 books of all kinds to serve readers.

Ea Wer Library has an impressive collection of documents with the current number of books reaching about 10,900 volumes. Ms. Ho Thi Ngoc Anh, in charge of the information library, said that among the total number of books available, there are many legal documents and books promoting the Party's policies and guidelines.

Over the years, many people have come to borrow books related to land, marriage and family, security and order, and promoting beautiful living... People read to understand, to avoid mistakes, and to know their rights.

In the library's treasure trove of knowledge, there are many books spreading the Party's policies and guidelines and the State's laws.

Not only stopping at paper books, the library has caught up with the trend of digitization and modernization. The unit has basically established a database on the platform of shared library management software VietBiblio ( http://tveawer.nlv.vn:47/) . These modernization steps have helped the library gradually satisfy the reading needs of local people, and are the basis for people to apply scientific achievements to production and life.

Electronic interface of Ea Wer commune library.

One of the activities that create the effectiveness of legal propaganda of the library is the mobile service model and the coordination of organizing events on important holidays of the locality and the country. Every year, on important holidays and anniversaries (National Day September 2, President Ho Chi Minh's birthday), the library organizes book exhibitions and introductions to propagate and attract the attention of people and students.

In particular, the library has organized the circulation of books down to the grassroots level through close coordination with cultural sites, border posts, and school libraries. This activity is carried out annually with about 856 books circulated in each batch.

The librarian updates the books to the electronic library.

Promotion of reading activities is also promoted through vivid visual propaganda on main roads, along with promotion on radio systems, on electronic information pages and social networking sites.

Among the thousands of people who come to the library every year, there is a face that has become familiar as a part of this intellectual space. That is Mr. Vu Tuan Thuc.

For many years, Mr. Thuc has been a close and devoted reader of the library. He comes in and out here regularly, each time borrowing dozens of books of all kinds and has almost read the entire library of knowledge. For him, choosing a variety of books is not only to nourish the soul, grasp the rules of life, but also to refer to good and scientific ways in livestock production to apply in life.

The communal library is equipped with computers and tables and chairs to serve readers.

More than a treasure trove of books, the Ea Wer communal library has become a companion, helping people and students access legal knowledge effectively. From those simple pages, legal knowledge is spread, contributing to creating a foundation for social stability and development of ethnic communities in this land rich in tradition.

Students refer to knowledge at school libraries.

Mr. Duong Hung Phong, Head of the Department of Culture and Society of Ea Wer commune, said: The commune library is a reliable channel of legal and scientific information for ethnic people in the area.

We will continue to focus on strengthening the infrastructure, diversifying the forms of service, especially increasing the circulation of legal documents to villages and hamlets and coordinating more closely with libraries in schools. The goal is for every citizen and every student to consider the library as a companion, the first address to seek knowledge, live and work according to the law.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202511/thu-vien-xa-lan-toa-tri-thuc-phap-luat-den-dong-bao-cac-dan-toc-2591312/