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Introduction to FamilySearch.org
VirtualFamilySearch.org is a fantastic – and free – complement to other genealogy databases. Researchers can use it to access digital records that are not online anywhere else. Come see what you’ve been missing and learn the best ways to search this source. This program takes place virtually on Teams.
CLP Virtual Book Club
VirtualJoin us for a lively book discussion of "The Henna Artist” by Alka Joshi, available on Hoopla as eBook and eAudio and Libby as eBook and eAudio. Registration is required and this program will be offered virtually.
Strategic Planning 101: Positioning Your Nonprofit For Success
VirtualJoin us to here from speaker Bruce E. Decker, founder and owner of Collective Impact, LLC, a capacity-building consulting firm with a focus on helping organizations and communities achieve their mission, realize their vision, and thrive! We'll explore the “nuts and bolts” of strategic planning in a nonprofit organizational context, and participate in real-life strategic … Continued
CLP Virtual Book Club
VirtualWhen her estranged father is found dead with a seemingly worthless map hidden in his desk, cartographer Nell Young soon discovers the map is extremely valuable -- and that a mysterious collector will stop at nothing to destroy it and anyone who gets in the way. Join us for a lively book discussion of “The … Continued
The Disability Vote Matters
VirtualAttendees will learn their rights and about accommodations available to people with disabilities for mail in voting, in person voting, and what to do if they encounter accessibility issues. Note: This program is a livestream event that will be recorded for later access. The link to join the livestream will be sent in the RSVP confirmation … Continued
CLP Virtual Book Club
VirtualJoin us for a lively book discussion of “Convenience Store Woman” by Sayaka Murata, available on Hoopla as eBook and eAudio and Libby as eBook and eAudio. Registration is required and this program will be offered virtually.
Fall Book Buzz
VirtualCLP’s Collection Development Team will share a sneak peek of what you’ll see on library shelves this Fall. Registration is required for this virtual program — the link to join the Teams meeting will be included in the confirmation email. New to using Microsoft Teams? Learn how to join a meeting from your browser here
Pittsburgh Ready Literacy Workshop: Finding Best Books for Babies
VirtualLearn what makes a Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Best Book for Babies title and leave with tips for choosing books for ages birth to 18 months. This session is presented on Zoom. Attendees will receive one hour of PQAS credit.
Adult Book Buzz
VirtualCLP’s Collection Development Team will share their favorite titles of 2023 and offer a sneak peak of what you’ll see on library shelves this Spring. Registration is required. This program will be offered virtually on Zoom. Register here
Pittsburgh Ready Literacy Workshops: Library 101: Resources that Support Early Learners and Their Adults
VirtualUnderstand the breadth of Library resources and services designed to support children and their adults. Bring questions to learn how the Library can best serve you. This session is presented on Zoom. Attendees will receive 1 hour of PQAS credit. Register here to attend
Pittsburgh Ready Literacy Workshop: Every Child Ready to Read
VirtualGain ideas for incorporating early learning strategies and supports into daily interactions with children. Discuss and learn about the life-long impact of developing early literacy skills. This session is presented on Zoom. Attendees will receive 1 hour of PQAS credit. Register here to attend
Virtual Tour: Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum
VirtualYou can only be born in one place -- take a virtual tour of Andrew Carnegie’s humble birthplace in Dunfermline, Scotland. January in Scotland includes Burns Night and we will consider Carnegie’s own motto, taken from Burns, “thine own reproach alone do fear” as we explore his story from poverty to philanthropy. Registration is required. … Continued