Vivian Ann Davidson Hewitt was Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s first Black librarian and worked at CLP from 1944-1949. In addition to her pioneering work as a librarian, Hewitt loved, … Continued
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is proud to partner with Violins of Hope to bring movement-based workshops, music performances and a panel discussion centered on themes of inclusion, hope and so much more to five library branches.
Amy Ericson is proud of the 37 years she’s led purpose-oriented businesses for global corporations. In her current role as Senior Vice President leading PPG’s global Protective and Marine Coatings … Continued
To Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pride means: Inclusion Intersectionality Radical Joy Resistance Through Existence Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh celebrates Pride 2023 with a focus on radical joy and resistance. We … Continued
From a day at home doing chores to going to a Pride parade, these picture books celebrate LGBTQ+ families of all shapes and sizes. For more titles focused on LGBTQ+ … Continued
Looking for some good reads for Pride month? Do you like rom-coms? Sports? Manga? Horror? We’ve got ‘em. Would you like to read about someone like you—or get a glimpse … Continued
Día is an annual celebration of literacy, culture and diversity. Celebrate Día on April 30 with a stack of good books!
Because of you, parents, teachers and caregivers have access to quality reading materials to share with babies from birth to 18 months. Every new parent’s mind is filled with questions: … Continued
Join us for a book discussion on With the Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo, on Thursday, January 20th, 2022, at 5:30 pm. Acevedo’s multi-award winning book is about Afro-Latinx high school senior Emoni, who is a … Continued
These titles focus on LGBTQIA+ history and experience through the stories of the people in the community and the images and video captured by the community.