The Student Council, made up of committed members are leaders and advocates in the library movement. The Student Council is responsible for the circulation program, for doing read alouds, for creating and implementing programs with the help of staff and volunteers.
मेरी नज़र में हिंदी टीचर वह है जो बच्चों को उनकी कक्षा के स्तर तक लाने में सहायक होते हैं। मगर इसके साथ साथ कक्षा की चुनौतियाँ, जैसे बच्चों की संख्या, आयु, इतियदि सामने आती रहीं, जिसमें बच्चों को उनके स्तर की किताबें पढ़ने में काफ़ी कठिनाई होती थी। इसके शायद कई कारण हो सकते […]
Why does the Free Library Movement matter and what is it all about? From the inspiring role of librarians to misplaced intentions of do-gooders, library activist and TCLP Trustee Ritika Puri draws from real life experiences in this series. A sneak peek into what happens in our libraries.
Read Aloud sessions, Arts and Crafts time and talks by special guests. Events at our libraries are fun, informative and inclusive.
Led by The Community Library Project's curriculum team, the Annual Read-Aloud training will focus on ways to deliver read-alouds to first-generation school goers. Participants will also learn how to activate a new reader's 'Second Voice', and help new readers build a relationship with books & discover the power of Reading Is Thinking. The meet is […]
The YP Foundation will conduct a series of 'Know Your Body Know Your Rights' workshops for members between the ages of 14 and 18. To be held every Saturday and Sunday, the workshops will focus on gender, identity, body, sexuality, sexual and reproductive health, consent and rights.
Ruchi Dhona will conduct a series of seven workshops designed by ArtSparks every Friday. Members will create imaginary animals as they explore the medium of collage. The workshop aims to develop problem solving, creative risk-taking, collaboration, communication, flexible thinking and other skills among members.
