Summer Programs at the Library School may be out for the summer, but programs at the Library definitely aren’t ! Enjoy in-person or virtual programs for all ages to learn something new, improve a skill, or meet new friends . Register today!
Read more about "Summer Programs at the Library"May 27 at 10:00 am: Join us for an inspiring keynote for students about the craft of writing from best selling author Richard Van Camp.
Read more about "Keynote with Richard Van Camp (Gr. 4–6)"Available Library Services Browsing physical collections Printing and copying* Wi-Fi Desktop and Chromebook access* Study space* Public meeting room bookings at select locations Eating and drinking in public areas Indoor seating for groups Interior book returns and exterior return chutes Early Learning Centres and access to small toys Wellness Desk Third-party poster displays Third party events *All locations except Rocky Ridge
Read more about "Available Library Services"Why is media literacy important? Accessing and using media is a fundamental skill for youth today – and so is the ability to analyze and evaluate that media critically. Strong media literacy skills allow kids to properly interpret the information they find, especially on the internet. We support students’ online research, for both school and personal interest, by providing access to informed sources and expertise. Check out the digital resources, outreach programs, and other articles below to help your children and students learn to consume, share, and produce media thoughtfully and responsibly.
Read more about "Why is media literacy important?"Dr. Sonia Aujla-Bhullar discusses the value of home languages in decolonizing literacy.
Read more about "Connecting with Home Languages"Acknowledging the importance of the land What is a land acknowledgment? On November 21, we launched new resources to help c hildren, caregivers, and educators learn the Treaty 7 land acknowledgment, including how to pronounce place and Nation names correctly. Learn the Treaty 7 Land Acknowledgment The Library Land Acknowledgement has changed. These videos will be updated in the near future to reflect the new wording.
Read more about "Acknowledging the importance of the land"Celebrate the single life.
Read more about "The Single Life Playlist"The best of film, television and tunes from our Digital Library These lists include staff favourites across a variety of Digital Library platforms and resources, hand-picked for your viewing and listening.
Read more about "The best of film, television and tunes from our Digital Library"Display posters for community events or activities at the Library.
Read more about "Third-Party Poster Display Criteria"Tace is from Waterhen Lake First Nation and Canoe Lake Cree Nation. She enjoys drawing and painting on canvas. She creates art because she likes being able to convey feelings and thoughts visually. She hopes to become an ophthalmologist.
Read more about " Tace Ens-Buchacher"Priorities Create Purpose Together The Library provides tools and spaces for those engaged with intellectual freedom and the exchange of ideas to receive insight and create connections to move forward. We help our community heal and grow stronger by providing opportunities for meaningful dialogue, shared understanding, and respectful collaboration. Champion a Sense of Belonging The Library is committed to listening to, learning from, and building relationships with local Indigenous communities in the spirit of Truth and Reconciliation. The Library is committed to building empathy, dignity, and understanding for all community members as we respect and celebrate the diversity of lived experiences and support everyone’s ability to participate and contribute to society. Energize Lifelong Learning The Library believes in the power of literacy and lifelong learning to help shape meaningful lives through personal agency and resiliency. The equitable development of foundational learning and life skills requires a needs-driven perspective to ensure everyone can realize their potential.
Read more about "Priorities"Aspiring entrepreneurs can find free resources and practical knowledge. In the Arthur J.E. Child Foundation Business Library, discover resources to enhance your business. Arthur J.E. Child was a voracious reader who acquired a substantial personal library collection. He was also an avid promoter of business education and competence. Book the Field Law Meeting Room , a free community space, for your next entrepreneurial meeting, building connections between Calgarians.
Read more about "Aspiring entrepreneurs can find free resources and practical knowledge."Historic Calgary maps from Calgary’s Story map collection.
Read more about "Historic Maps of Calgary and Alberta"Photographs depicting the construction, architecture, and development of Calgary from the late 1990s to present.
Read more about "Judith Umbach Collection"