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The Evanston Public Library will offer an opportunity for youth to learn about the leader of the Civil Rights Movement and his legacy on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, this Monday, Jan. 17.
Then join us Thursday evening, Jan. 20, to learn more about how we are working to advance racial equity in our programs and services at our Community Shareback event, live on Zoom.
Grab a craft kit this weekend and join us Monday for our MLK Celebration feat. Rev. Eddie Reeves
Make a Peace Tree this weekend with a craft kit from the library. Craft kits will be available starting Friday at the Main Library and the Robert Crown Branch.
Then, join us Monday, Jan. 17, at 2 p.m. for short films about the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., followed by a moving re-enactment of King's "I Have a Dream" speech, brought to life by Rev. Eddie Reeves.
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Learn about our most recent equity efforts at our Community Shareback on Thursday, Jan. 20
Plus, get a $25 gift card and be entered to win an iPad
Last fall, nearly 200 Evanstonians helped the Library embark on a journey to advance its equity, diversity and inclusion efforts, meaningfully engage communities, and build community relationships through a series of listening engagements. Join us Thursday, Jan. 20, from 6 to 8 p.m., for our Community Shareback to learn more about what we heard and what we're doing to advance this important work.
The event is virtual, and participants will receive a $25 gift card and be entered to win an iPad or a collection of books curated by our librarians. Childcare, laptops and WiFi hot spots, interpretation and ADA accommodations are available. Register by Jan. 18. Request these services at www.epl.org/shareback by Tuesday, Jan. 18.
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For almost 150 years, the Library has provided educational, culturally-rich resources for all residents, helped children prepare for school through the joys of reading and learning, celebrated Evanston’s diversity, and helped residents find information they seek. The Library is more than a building of books; it is a place to meet, connect, learn and explore. To learn more, visit www.epl.org.
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