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The national Book-Rich Environment Initiative promises to be a critical step in addressing print scarcity for low-income kids. Libraries will be key partners.
A local medical school’s service requirement, combined with my young patrons’ need for mentors they could count on, made for a perfect match.
On February 4, libraries across the country celebrated Take Your Child to the Library Day.
The Book-Rich Environment Initiative will serve children living in HUD-assisted housing—and encourage families to use local libraries. The U.S. DOE and the National Book Foundation are among the new project's partners.
From astronomy and salsa storytime to family literacy and more, these programming ideas for the year ahead hit it out of the park.
Take this quick survey and let us know about your programming ideas for the new year.
Staff at the Fairfax County (VA) Library sent a new library card to "March" trilogy author John Lewis, who was denied one in 1956 because of his race.
A scavenger hunt celebrated the launch of a new kids' mystery series by Linda Fairstein, the real-life inspiration for "Law and Order SVU."
“I want to design a Gandalf figure to print on the 3D printer.” “How do I insert text over my video in iMovie?” “I want to take pictures of the fall leaves on the trees in my neighborhood… but it’s really cloudy today.” I’m paraphrasing here, but all three of the above are questions I’ve […]
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