A Recap of Read Across America Day at Central Library

Read Across America is a yearly campaign that began almost 20 years ago. This campaign celebrates reading and aims to improve national literacy rates amongst teens and children through diverse and inclusive books, events, partnerships, and reading resources. Libraries throughout the United States host programs and arrange displays in March, which is National Reading Month…
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Traffic Stoplight Craft Recap

For Black History Month- Told in Black Voices - the Central Library Youth Services department hosted a Traffic Stoplight Craft program to honor Garrett Morgan, the inventor of the traffic signal. The patent for his design was granted on November 20, 1923. His design is a t-shaped, three-position standing signal. Despite it not being the…
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Afrofuturism in Action with SUBSUME at the BBTTC

Dedren Snead of SUBSUME visited the Best Buy Teen Tech Center last week and introduced us to Afrofuturism: an innovative field that intertwines technology and African-American history and culture. The students from the Taylor Made Foundation were instructed on AI through virtual courses. They rotated between two stations: Minecraft Course and Microsoft Copilot. Through the…
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