Talking with kids about ICE

Current immigration actions impact people of all ages. Often, we wonder how to have age-appropriate conversations with children and teens about challenging events in our community. Use these resources to help guide conversations with young people about immigration activity. Talking With Children and Teens About Immigration List created by SPPL_YouthServices Current immigration actions impact people…
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DIY Gifts at Your Library: Create Something One-of-a-Kind

Looking for a meaningful, affordable, and totally unique gift for family or friends? Skip the online shopping cart and head to your library instead! With access to creative tools, hands-on technology, and a collection of crafting resources, the library is the perfect place to turn your ideas into personalized presents. Here are some of the…
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Toward Healing: For Ourselves, Our Community, and Our Young People

In light of the tragedies our Twin Cities community has faced this summer, staff members, Betsy and Kelsey, put together lists of books that explore grief, trauma, resilience, and collective healing—for adults themselves and adults talking with kids—reminding us that healing is possible, both individually and together.  We must do better for the victims, students and educators…
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