Public Libraries
Great ways to engage children in open-ended art projects at the library.
Programs and outreach for kids and families adjusting to life in the United States.
Using paint and duct tape, teens upcycled old library phones to create displays that boost suicide prevention awareness and spread the message: You Matter.
Here are easy ideas for integrating the learning power of play into your public library.
Partnering with Sprint, the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library is allowing students who don’t have Wi-Fi at home to check out portable hotspots.
Amid the frequent transitions that military children face, libraries are often a welcoming destination. Librarians have been increasing their efforts to connect these families with a variety of services.
Noted experts Carrie and Alton Barron explain one of the single most important ways a librarian can point patrons to optimal intellectual and emotional experiences.
From a picture-book presidential election to a course in cleaning up digital footprints, designer garment upcycling, and TOEFL test prep, these initiatives pack a powerful impact.
Librarians around the country are showing ingenuity and resolve in early learning outreach. Lisa G. Kropp reports.
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