Parenting is never easy. During a pandemic, it becomes that much harder. In support of stressed out parents across our community, we have gathered a list of resources, programs, and services all geared toward parents looking for mental health and stress management support. Future Programming: Panicked to Peaceful: How to Enjoy Parenting Again (Most of…
Teen Workshop: Identifying and Interrupting Microaggressions
Merriam-Webster defines a microaggression as: "a comment or action that subtly and often unconsciously or unintentionally expresses a prejudiced attitude toward a member of a marginalized group (such as a racial minority)" Teens, join us for this not to be missed workshop on identifying and interrupting microaggressions. Learn how to effectively intervene when you witness a…
February Book of the Month – Love Is a Revolution
Love Is A Revolution Grades 8 and up 290 pages Nala Robertson knows exactly what she wants to do this summer: find a new hairstyle, spend time watching Netflix with her friends, and find love. One day, she reluctantly agrees to attend an open mic night with the group her cousin volunteers for, Inspire Harlem…
What Is #BookTok?
Why does a book from 2016 have 150 holds on it? Why is the bestseller list suddenly inundated with seemingly random titles? Some of the most talked about titles from the past few years all lead back to one place: #BookTok. This hashtag has become the hub for book tastemakers and enthusiasts on the app…
Silicon Valley Reads – Author Visit with Adib Khorram
Calling all Adib Khorram fans! Silicon Valley Reads 2022 and SCCLD Teen Services Librarians are proud to present: An Author Visit with Adib Khorram! Adib Khorram is an award-winning author who will be joining us for an author panel to discuss his book, Darius the Great Is Not Okay. Darius the Great Is Not Okay IN ADDITION…
Teen Mental Health Support Group
Teen Mental Health Support Groups will be hosted by SCCLD in October of 2021.
July Book of the Month – Switch
Switch Grades 9 and up 225 pages For Tru, her town, and the rest of the world, time has frozen on June 23, 2020. Although she has track and field to help distract her, life is tilted and bizarre without the consistency of time. Meanwhile, Tru’s father is feverishly guarding a mysterious switch in their house that no one…
Teen Summer Reading Programming 2021
Summer reading programming information for 2021
Teen Summer Reading: Grab and Go Craft Bags!
Grab and go craft bag descriptions for summer reading 2021: reading colors your world
Teens STREAM+: A New Way to Volunteer
Teen digital volunteering opportunity through SCCLD.
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