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The latest Edelman Trust Barometer found that 7 in 10 people are now unwilling or hesitant to trust anyone whose values or background differ from their own, while only 32% of people believe the next generation will be better off. As faith in institutions collapses, people are placing what trust they have left in those closest to them: family, neighbors, mentors, and colleagues, which raises a question we must ask ourselves: Where is leadership truly forged, and what do we inh

Photo by: Brandon Grate LEPR Agency A former corporate executive and Washington, D.C. native is helping children build positive spending and budgeting habits with a new book series this National Financial Planning Month. The CleverCents book series is part of an interactive learning platform for children that will later include a mobile game focused on financial literacy. The three books follow curious Lia Brightwood from age 7 to 8 as she navigates real-world situations and

The art historian, poet, and novelist close-reads images, moving and still, canonical and lesser known, that have shaped her evolving identity as an American “Mulatta” lesbian born at the end of the Civil Rights Movement in this singular blend of life-writing and cultural studies. The daughter of the WASP mother who raised her and a Black father she has never known, J. Vanessa Lyon delivers a candid memoir across thirteen uniquely structured chapters in conversation with endu

Twenty-three educators from eight states have been selected to participate in an advanced-level education program designed to strengthen Holocaust instruction and equip teachers with innovative tools for today’s classrooms.

From books that spark creativity to stories that build empathy and resilience, let these titles be your companions as you kick off a new season of growth and discovery.

Photo : yorklibraries.org September marks more than just the beginning of fall—it’s also Library Card Sign-Up Month , an annual campaign...

hamiltoneastpl.org As Latinx Heritage Month begins each September 15 and runs through October 15, communities across the United States...

Photo: Wix Media Libraries have long been pillars of knowledge and learning, traditionally associated with rows of books, quiet study...

Photo: AARP As the sun sets earlier and the air turns crisp, the shift from summer to autumn signals more than just a change in...

Photo: Wix Media Once viewed primarily as quiet repositories of books, libraries today are transforming into dynamic cultural centers and...

Photo: Wix Media Bookshelves no longer stop at the edge of your living room. In today’s world, they extend into the cloud, accessible...