Community navigators are ready to help
United Way trained volunteers at the library connect people to community resources & services they need.
Author: Lissa Staley
Join a Virtual Book Club
Read and discuss classic books in this Facebook and Zoom book group.
Library Trivia
Trivia at the library is a fabulous way to spend a few hours with friends testing your knowledge on a wide variety of topics!
LWV hosts presentation: Racism is a Public Health Crisis
Advocate Danielle Twemlow discussed public health inequities & suggestions for taking action.
Beyond Brown: Mexican struggles for equality
Learn about about Mexican struggles for equality in Topeka before and after Brown v. Board of Education.
Making 3D printed holiday gifts
Lissa walks you through making a 3D snowflake & a personalized tree in the Level 2 Tech Center.
Uncover National Novel Writing Month resources
NaNoWriMo challenges you to write 50,000 words in 30 days to create draft novel in a frantic but fun writing rush.
COVID-19 Information and Resources
Find local, state and national COVID-19 details.
League of Women Voters hosts presentation on Critical Race Theory
WU professors Dr. Tom Prasch & Dr. Kara Kendall-Morwick discuss “The Truth About Critical Race Theory.”
Civic Education: Getting involved in policy & change
Find information & resources to get involved in policy & change in your community, state and country.
League of Women Voters hosts presentation on resettlement
Dr. Eric Anderson, Haskell Indian Nations University professor, discusses resettlement & re-education of Native Americans.
Stand Against Racism Challenge
Build more effective social justice habits, particularly dealing with race, power, privilege & leadership.