The article covers how social work is implemented in a library setting. Lloyd mentions working with those experiencing homelessness, those seeking mental health services, and other services that provide for welfare. This is relevant because it provides a first-person view of the specific ways social workers help community members in a public library. Lloyd’s experiences provide a basis for which services may be most readily utilized by community members.

This article explains why social work and libraries are coming together to help their communities.

It is an article about different people and their experiences. One perspective is a person using the service, another person who is a social worker, and the other person's story is from a librarian perspective.

It is about Leah Esguerra's experience as a social worker in a library. She is the first social worker, and other libraries follow the San Francisco Library and add social workers to their library.