November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize the history, culture, and achievements of Native Americans and Alaska Native people. There are several ways you can do that at Euclid Public Library.
Consider attending our Virtual Author Talk on November 20 at 7:00 pm. Mona Susan Power, author of "A Council of Dolls," will talk about native rights and culture in fiction. You can register to attend this free event by clicking here to go to our calendar.
EPL's Instagram live series called Instagram Book Talk will recommend books by Native American authors along with documentaries that place indigenous voices at the center of the narrative. You can join in the conversation on November 21 at 6:30 pm. Visit @euclid_library on Instagram. Click here to go to Instagram.
Libby has over 520 Native American titles for all ages. Click here to start browsing. You can explore hoopla's collection of music albums by Native American artists and books, graphic novels, and movies about Native American experiences for free with your library card. Click here to see what is available. And last, check out kanopy's collection of movies and documentaries that honor Native American history and heritage. Just click here to get started.