In his book 'Greyboy: Finding Blackness in a White World', author Cole Brown shares his experience of growing up Black — or Blackish as he was called — in a white space. What's it like to grow up with access, opportunity and wealth, but never really fit in? Who are you when you […]
Tuesday Night Special: A Book Club for Teens/Adults with Special Needs. An invitation to join this online program will be sent to participants after they register. Caregivers welcome.
Join PGCMLS librarians as we discuss films, TV shows, and depictions in popular culture of people living with HIV/AIDS, in honor of World AIDS Day.
The Prince George's County Memorial Library System presents a series of virtual career chats. This week we will explore the career of a musician.
The Prince George's County Human Relations Commission and PGCMLS host a discussion with author Hope Michelle Ayers on her book "Gabriel's Balloon." Gabriel Loveman is a born genius who must choose between the opportunity of a lifetime, his responsibility to his family and his devotion to the woman he loves. One path will lead to […]
A multicultural comics class that focuses on creating characters that are diverse in color, ethnicity, age, class, ability and body types as well as touching upon social issues and stories that are more true-to-life. We’ll construct and create character designs and arcs that are closer to real life and fair to everyone. For 13-18 years […]
Con artists are targeting senior citizens more every year. This program, presented by the AARP Fraud Unit, will educate people about various forms of fraud and how to avoid them. For security reasons, this program session will be locked 10 minutes after it begins. Please log in promptly. Join us in Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/97723771213 Or Dial In: 301 […]
Connect-a-Ride is a free information/referral program that helps adults, age 50 or older, and disabled adults of all ages, find the transportation they need, for travel to doctors, shopping, and more. This program will cover information about private, public and subsidized ride programs like the Escorted Transportation Program, Montgomery County Call-n-Ride, MetroAccess, and volunteer driving […]
Historian William G. Thomas III discusses his new book "A Question of Freedom: The Families Who Challenged Slavery from the Nation’s Founding to the Civil War." William G. Thomas III is the John and Catherine Angle Chair in the Humanities and Professor of History at the University of Nebraska. He was co-founder and director of […]
Description Marching and protesting are powerful and necessary ways to promote change, and writing has also been a force for change for centuries across the globe. Learn how to shape your outrage through writing that uncovers, explores, calls out, and spotlights issues that you want to advance in this world to make it better in […]
Learn about best practices for conducting a job search in the current (pandemic) job market. The workshop will cover researching, networking virtually, identifying growth sectors, and utilizing social media platforms in your job search campaign. Learn how to get clarity on who you are, why you like to work, what you want to do, and […]
This popular two-session/two-day workshop (two hours *each* on December 15 & 17) focuses on both the mechanics & strategy of using LinkedIn as a tool to conduct a successful job search. Sign up today! The power of LinkedIn as a powerful marketing and networking tool is underutilized and misunderstood particularly by 45+ job seekers despite […]
Navegando por la experiencia universitaria con ACES' Presentado en español Achieving Collegiate Excellence and Success es un programa de colaboración entre MCPS, Montgomery College y las universidades de Shady Grove que proporciona un camino individualizado y de apoyo para que los estudiantes prosperen en la universidad y entren en una carrera exitosa, especialmente entre los […]
Experienced librarians demonstrate the steps involved in starting your family history research. Discover essential research methods and strategies, identify relevant records and how to locate them, and organize your family research information. This class is online. Registration is required. PLEASE CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. More Info Class Format: Lecture/demonstration Skill prerequisites: Some computer skills. Audience: Adults
Join us as Michael Geselowitz, PhD, Senior Director of the IEEE History Center, explores the meaning of creativity and genius by looking at the lives and work of Edison, Einstein, Ellington and Ernst. Join us for "Edison, Einstein, Ellington, Ernst: The Many Faces of Genius” with Michael Geselowitz, PhD, Senior Director of the IEEE History […]
Virtual learning can be difficult to navigate. Let MCPS school library media programs be your guide. Support your children by exploring the many online resources available for students to tap into while learning from home. We will include the fundamentals of the inquiry process of research and how to encourage your child to create and […]
Do you feel like it’s difficult to communicate with your teen? Are you wondering how to have a real conversation? In this workshop, you will learn helpful and practical skills to encourage communication between you and your teenager and strategies that can help reduce problems. Recommended for families of middle and high school students. Register […]
How much do you know about these all-important tests? This workshop will help families understand the difference between the two college entrance exams in terms of content, question types, length, and skills tested, as well as what tests schools prefer. Unique to this presentation will be the sharing of a one-of-a-kind one minute assessment to […]
Applying for scholarships? Overwhelmed with applications? Don't know where to start? This presentation will provide information and tips to help students and families understand and navigate the scholarship process so that they can secure funding for college. Presented by Faith in Motion College Admission Consulting Services. Recommended for families of middle and high school students. […]
With an ever-changing learning landscape, how can we ensure the digital well-being of our kids? Join us as we explore practical ways to use media and tech to create, connect, communicate, and learn. Families will leave with resources and strategies to support learning and digital well-being at home. Presented by Common Sense Education. Recommended for […]
The Montgomery Blair High School PTSA general body/membership meeting (virtually/online). NOTE: BLAIR HS PTSA ONLINE MEETING INFORMATION (Zoom link, Meeting ID, Password) will be posted via a Blair High School PTSA listserv message and/or Blair High School email message (on behalf of the PTSA) prior to the meeting’s date/time. Check your designated email account for […]
Students are facing an unprecedented amount of stress and in many cases loneliness. They're disconnected from typical activities, such as being around friends, playing sports, or going to the movies. This workshop will provide suggestions and resources that can help you support your child's social-emotional well-being. Recommended for families of elementary, middle, and high school […]
The Montgomery Blair High School PTSA general body/membership meeting (virtually/online). NOTE: BLAIR HS PTSA ONLINE MEETING INFORMATION (Zoom link, Meeting ID, Password) will be posted via a Blair High School PTSA listserv message and/or Blair High School email message (on behalf of the PTSA) prior to the meeting’s date/time. Check your designated email account for […]
The Montgomery Blair High School PTSA general body/membership meeting (virtually/online). NOTE: BLAIR HS PTSA ONLINE MEETING INFORMATION (Zoom link, Meeting ID, Password) will be posted via a Blair High School PTSA listserv message and/or Blair High School email message (on behalf of the PTSA) prior to the meeting’s date/time. Check your designated email account for […]