Public Libraries
Here's how a tiny, can-do team from Piscataway, NJ started an annual tradition celebrating maker culture statewide—and how you can too.
On March 2, the state's librarians (and their friends) can meet with legislative staff and make their collective voices heard in Albany.
Library offerings for these young people include drop-in card games and supplemental educational services.
Here's a chance to grab a grant to fund an innovative summer program related to connected learning. But you have to act fast: the deadline is February 19.
According to research out of the Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop, a third of low-income families have only mobile Internet access. Of the rest, many have outdated home computers and slow, spotty connections.
Public libraries reach out to teenage parents and their children by offering specialized services ranging from tips on reading with babies to free car seats.
The secrets to running a popular summer learning experience for teens at public libraries were shared at a special session at this year's Midwinter Meeting in Boston.
Get resources and fresh ideas for holding a read-in anytime during the month of February to mark Black History Month.
This initiative, started in Connecticut five years ago, is growing by leaps and bounds. Here's how—and why—to join in the fun.
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