Three youth representatives from the Metropolitan Education Commission will present at the Rising Voices Youth Summit on Saturday, April 13.
Teens become leaders at the Library
We have been members of the Wheeler Taft Abbett, Sr. Library's Teen Advisory Board (TAB) since 2016. The foremost reason we enjoy the TAB is because we help pro
Music is one of my best dreams
Local student, songwriter, singer, and musician, Alfred Mukson, will be one of our featured performers at this year's Rising Voice Youth Summit.
It’s made an astonishing difference
The Restorative Practices for Youth Program piloted at Eckstrom-Columbus Library addresses youth behavioral issues with compassion and inclusivity.
After three decades, a turning point
"Everyone needs a village. Martha Cooper Library is my village."
Rising Voices Youth Summit: Together we will network, learn, and share
In Tucson, young people have engaged in activism for years. Now you can too!
Like substitute teachers… in a library
In this month's Arizona Daily Star column, Nancy Bent and Meg Macleish share the joys of substitute librarianship.
Have you met Bun Buns, the book chute bunny?
If you've been to Himmel Park Library recently chances are you've met Bun Buns, the resident bunny rabbit who loves books and hangs out in the book chute, enthu
We’re just down the road
School visits build positive relationships and remind kids the Library is here for them.
Library Associate Angela Harper reads "Yo! Yes?" at a visit to Tull
Coding superheroes leap into the future
Coding superheroes leap into the future at Nanini Library
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