Like Powerful Films and Big Ideas? The Library’s Documentary Discussion Group is for You
Get an insider's look at a Muslim American community that suspects it's been under FBI surveillance.
Top 10 Nonfiction Reads for Women’s History Month
Looking to add some Women's History books to your TBR? Here are ten recent nonfiction releases that celebrate women’s stories from around the world.
16 of the Scariest Horror Novels for Feminists
In celebration of Women’s History Month, let’s take a look at the horror fiction that scared some diversity into an otherwise male-dominated genre.
Move Over Homer: 10 Classical Myths Retold from a Woman’s Point of View
There are new voices in classic myths: the women who were voiceless and whose roles were overlooked the first time around.
Like Powerful Films and Big Ideas? The Library’s Documentary Discussion Group is for You
Join your sisters in solidarity this March and watch the award winning "She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry", directed by Mary Dore.
Check Out These 5 Superhero Comic Creators for Black History Month
Celebrate Black History Month with 5 of superhero comics’ greatest artists and writers.
3 Was the Magic Number
De La Soul, featuring the late David Jolicoeur, so thoroughly reimagined hip hop that their records sounded like transmissions from another reality. Plug Two, over and out.
10 Books Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Read about the work and lives of brilliant women in science.
9 Great Albums (and 1 Great Comic Series) from the First 50 Years of Hip Hop
It's hip hop's golden anniversary and we're about to drop some beats.
9 Soul Food Cookbooks to Feed Your Belly and Your Soul
Get your soul right with some soul food.
15 Excellent Books by Korean American Authors You Should Read
Celebrate the literary contributions of Korean Americans.
Civil Rights Day: 20 Books About Leaders in the Pursuit for Equality
Learn more about the fight for Civil Rights through the lens of those who led the charge.
Celebrating Non-Religions: Books to Help You Understand Agnosticism, Atheism, and More
As the Library celebrates world religions this December, it's also pertinent to recognizes those that don't adhere to any particular faith.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Sikhism
Learn about Sikhism with these interesting books.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Hinduism
With over 1 billion followers, Hinduism is one of the world's largest religions. Hinduism also has a large number of deities, and these books can help you understand this religion.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Taoism
Part philosophy, part religion, Taoism (or Daoism) emphasizes living in harmony with the Tao (the Way). These books help explain.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Islam
With an estimated 1.8 billion followers, Islam is the world's second largest religion and is growing. These books can help you understand about the religion and its people.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Judaism
The Jewish faith and Jewish people are rich with history and tradition. Learn more about both with these books.
Celebrating World Religions: Books to Help You Understand Christianity
Christianity is one of the most practiced religions worldwide. These books can help you learn about its history.
Banned Books Week: Why is Gender Queer the Most Challenged Book?
It's Banned Books Week! Let's learn why Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe is the most challenged book.
Spotlight on Elizabeth Acevedo: Celebration of Latinx Cultural Heritage Month
Latinx Cultural Heritage Month Author Spotlight: Elizabeth Acevedo
10 Picture Books About Immigration and Belonging to Celebrate Welcoming Week
These books are full of stories to help you understand the successes, struggles, and journeys of immigrants past, present, and future.
The Holding Project
What makes you feel safe? What makes you feel unsafe? These questions are the basis for an ongoing and expansive public art project called The Holding Project.
Toledo Library Offers Support for Growing Natural Hair Product Business
Through her small business, and the support of TLCPL's free services and resources, Megan Davis is educating her community about the heritage and history of African American hair.
Ability Awareness resources for Upper Elementary (4-5); Middle School (6-8)
We hope that this list of both fiction and nonfiction titles for your middle grades reader will inspire ability awareness.
Dial-A-Story for October 13-26
You are enough! Dial in for books highlighting Ability Awareness.
Ability Awareness: Adult Nonfiction Booklist
Check out these nonfiction books written by people with disabilities.
Ability Awareness: Teen Book List
Want to gain a better understanding of younger characters that have disabilities? Check out these titles about youths who defied normal.
