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| With the start of the school year, the Free Library has tons of free resources available for students in Philadelphia.
Every neighborhood library location offers afterschool tutoring, online homework help, and daily activities for youth in grades K-12. Learn more here! |
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| | | Join us on Thursday, September 10 at 5:00pm for an inspiring evening of conversation, insight, and leadership as two remarkable changemakers sit down for an intimate fireside chat!
Moderated by Monique Moore Pryor, Shawn McCaney, William Penn Foundation, and Laurie Allen, Library of Congress, will discuss how philanthropy, public institutions, and libraries are strengthening communities through democracy, shared knowledge, and leadership. |
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| | | | | The Free Library Foundation welcomes Kevin Powell on Thursday, September 17 at 6:00pm to discuss his new book, A Poem for Evangeline, And Other Songs.
Kevin Powell is one of the most celebrated political, cultural, literary, and hip-hop voices in America. He is a GRAMMY-nominated poet, author of 17 books, a human and civil rights activist, a journalist, a filmmaker, a former two-time candidate for the United States Congress in New York City, and a public speaker. |
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| | Great things are happening at the Free Library! Please consider making a gift today to advance literacy and inspire curiosity! ✨ |
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The Free Library is one of the most important educational and cultural institutions in Philadelphia. While the City of Philadelphia provides public funds for the operations of the Free Library, it is through the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation and the generosity of private funding from individuals, foundations, and corporations that the Free Library is able to offer many of the Library’s incredible programs and activities that advance literacy, guide learning, inspire curiosity throughout the region, and help deliver on the promise of an equitable future for all of Philadelphia’s children, families, and communities. |
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