Indigenous Voices on Screen
Learn more about Indigenous People’s experience by watching these films.
MoreLearn more about Indigenous People’s experience by watching these films.
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MoreWorld Alzheimer's Month is the international campaign by Alzheimer's Disease International every September to raise awareness and challenge the stigma that surrounds dementia. World Alzheimer's Month was launched in 2012. World Alzheimer's Day is on September 21st each year.
MoreTo educate yourself on Asian American history, experiences, and writings try one or all of these books.
MoreAlzheimer’s can have a big impact on every member of the family, including children and teens. Each child will react differently to someone who has the disease.
MoreAlzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month is celebrated during the month of June. The Library provides dementia inclusive programs and materials to support those living with the disease, their care partners, family members and friends.
MoreFrom 1854 to 1929 an estimated 250,000 orphaned, abandoned, and homeless children were placed throughout the United States and Canada during the Orphan Train Movement.
MoreLow literacy is an issue nation-wide and in our local community. Browse this list of popular titles written to engage any reader.
MoreAlzheimer’s Awareness Month, which occurs every November, was established to honor the millions of Americans living with Alzheimer’s and the importance of caregivers.
MoreWelcome Week 2018 is September 14-23. Created by the Welcoming America organization, this annual series of events brings together immigrants, refugees, and native-born residents in a spirit of unity to raise awareness of the benefits of welcoming everyone.
Learn more about refugee and immigrant experiences with a book from the New York Times list of twenty-five great books by refugees or try one listed here.
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