Kerwin Pilgrim serves as the Director of Adult Learning at the Brooklyn Public Library, where he is at the forefront of transforming adult education and economic empowerment initiatives. With a robust background in library science and program development, Kerwin oversees the Business & Career Library...
Kerwin Pilgrim serves as the Director of Adult Learning at the Brooklyn Public Library, where he is at the forefront of transforming adult education and economic empowerment initiatives. With a robust background in library science and program development, Kerwin oversees the Business & Career Library and the Adult Literacy departments, ensuring that services are not only user-centered but also aligned with the community's evolving needs. His expertise in workforce development and outcomes-based evaluation allows him to strategically manage a variety of innovative grants, driving projects that enhance learning opportunities for adults in the Brooklyn area.
A key aspect of Kerwin's role involves establishing and nurturing partnerships with like-minded organizations, fostering a collaborative environment that amplifies the impact of adult learning programs. He is dedicated to mentoring both staff and community members, empowering them to achieve their personal and professional goals. His commitment to community building is evident in the initiatives he spearheads, which are designed to address barriers to education and employment.
Kerwin's skill set includes grant writing, budget management, and digitization, all of which play a crucial role in the successful implementation of strategic initiatives. By leveraging outcomes-based planning and evaluation, he ensures that programs not only meet immediate needs but also contribute to long-term community development. As a library mover and shaker, Kerwin Pilgrim is redefining the landscape of adult learning, making the Brooklyn Public Library a vital resource for economic empowerment and lifelong learning.
