Black lives matter. Black creators matter. Black stories matter. The list below features picture books written by Black authors. Most are also...
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Black lives matter. Black creators matter. Black stories matter. The list below features picture books written by Black authors. Most are also...
Here is a brief list of free documentaries, lectures, and tv programs about various aspects of racism, policing black communities, and the history...
The Fund for the Future of Heights Libraries is currently seeking nominations for its 2020 Fund for the Future of Heights Libraries (FFHL) Honor...
Travel across the pond, go back about a century, and enter the world of Nancy Mitford. In two of her novels, featuring the fictional Radletts and...
The history of policing in the United States has deep and complicated roots that reach all the way back to 1704, when the colony of Carolina...
As part of the Heights Libraries' commitment to be actively anti-racist and stand up to the anti-Black racism so pervasive in our society, the...
Are you looking for some new books to enjoy, because you've read everything you own while Sheltering In Place At Home? Here are some...
What is Learning @ Heights Libraries? It’s a list of free learning resources for every skill level, brought to you by the Continuing Education...
If you are a fan of Amor Towles' A Gentleman in Moscow, you will surely love his debut work, Rules of Civility. Katey and Evelyn are two best...
The Matchmakers are delighted to once again welcome our guest blogger, librarian Bill Rubin! Bill writes: Here’s a little-known fact to know and...
The weather appears to have finally (finally!) turned here in Cleveland. Soon, we will be seeing more flowers blooming and leaves growing on trees,...
Today the Matchmakers welcome guest blogger, Kathy Farago, who co-leads the Third Tuesday Book Club! Kathy writes: If you missed reading the Third...