The Manitoba Library Association is happy to present you their Peer-to-Peer Mentorship Pilot Program.
Our goal is to offer connections and facilitate communication between our members to help them succeed in their library work and grow in their career.

Who can apply?
The program is open to all individual members of the Manitoba Library Association. If you are not already an individual member, you can register at this address: mla.mb.ca/
All types of library workers are welcome to participate: librarians, library technicians, managers, library assistants, directors, etc. All types of libraries are welcome: rural, academic, public, solo and more!
Each pair will establish how often they will communicate, meeting at least once a month, and how they prefer to communicate.
How does it work?
We want to match individuals who think they have experience to share and also want to learn new ways of doing. We are proposing a Peer-to-Peer programming, where we want to connect library members with similar career experiences. You can exchange ideas and find support in your field.
Maybe you mainly work with programming but want to learn more about managing and vice-versa. Or you work solo and need to learn more about running a library. Or you just need to some creative sparks and would like to learn more about generating new ideas.
We will try our best to match with the best person.
The Pilot Program will run from mid-January to mid-June, 2026.
How do I apply?
The deadline to apply is December 10th, 2025.
Please register here via this Google Form:
https://forms.gle/
An information session for those interested but who might have questions was held and recorded on November 19th, 2025. If you have questions and are interested in the recording, please email: Elise.A@mla.mb.ca for the Zoom link.


Since 2016, Brigitte has served as Executive Director of the Fédération des parents de la francophonie manitobaine (FPFM). In this role, she guided strategic planning, oversaw financial and human resources management, supported governance processes, and developed programs that responded to community needs. Her collaborative leadership style has strengthened partnerships and reinforced the organization’s role as a key voice in Manitoba’s Francophone community.





Elise Agniel – Director at Large, Professional Development

