The Real Tea Series: GRIOT on Designing for Global Audiences

The Real Tea Series: GRIOT is a year-long cultural storytelling experience curated and hosted by Carlita Scarboro-Vazquez through CVaz Designs. Inspired by the tradition of the griot—the keeper of memory, history, and community—the series explores how stories are preserved and reimagined through art, engineering, technology, design, wellness, and cultural exchange. The project transforms the library into a living archive…
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Homeschool S.T.E.A.M Day with We Create Tech: World Cup Jingles

For May, We Create Tech discusses an upcoming event happening soon in Atlanta: the World Cup. With this event, thousands of people around the globe will be visiting. This would be a great opportunity for individuals to promote their brand to a broader audience. For the homeschoolers, they would be tasked with inventing a product…
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Celebrating Culture and Community: TECO Partners with FulcoLibrary

The Fulton County Library System has kicked off a new cultural partnership with the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Atlanta (TECO), and the launch event made quite an impression. Community leaders, library supporters, and guests from all around came together to mark the occasion, which featured remarks from several notable speakers, cultural presentations, and…
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Empowering Adults Through Library Programming at East Point

Explore, Create, and Grow at East Point Library East Point Library offers a wide range of adult programs designed to spark creativity, build new skills, and strengthen community connections. • Crochet & Fiber Arts – Learn new stitches and enjoy a relaxing, creative community. • Drawing & Art Sessions – Explore hands-on art activities for…
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Georgia’s Coast and Barrier Islands: A Short Beach Read

Beyond a stretch of sand at the edge of Georgia, along the waterways and causeways surrounding the barrier islands, people of the Guale and Mocama tribes built villages, towns, and communities. They fished and hunted, fought and loved, lived and died for 4000 years. From 2,500 B.C.- 1500s, the coast and sea islands were occupied…
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