#170, OTOH, Nate Coulter, Dir of Central AR Library System, part 3, 6-15-26
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In the third and final part of our conversation with Nate Coulter, Director of CALS, the Central AR Library System, Nate lays out libraries' five-fold values — preserving everyone's stories, education, civic space, filling social-service gaps (three social workers on staff), and defending intellectual freedom. Recent CALS events Nate describes include: Be Mighty Little Rock (50,000+ meals), 500–600 at summer reading kickoff, digital cards for 57,000+ K-12 students. He discusses a bipartisan push on exploitative social media/device use in schools, and his approach to disagreement (find common ground, stay in the conversation). Nate closes on hope for reduced political negativity, consistent-principle leadership, and partnering with groups like the Civic Action Network of Arkansas to engage young people in local government.