Programming, 1976-2000
- Scope and content:
The Programming series contains materials related to the programs and events hosted by Library-In-Action. Materials include program flyers, handouts, and programs, curriculum, songs and stories, coloring books, project plans and outlines, and handbooks. Programs conducted by Library-In-Action staff include but are not limited to the Black Heritage Open House and Cooking Contest, Famous Amos, Hair braiding, Pass-It-On, Peer Production Workshop, Project Passport, Adventures in Self Awareness, Alex Haley's visit to Library-In-Action (1980), Athletes Who Dare to Be Great, Homework Assistance, Kwanzaa, Martin Luther King Jr. Literary Arts Competition and Celebration, and the Read Campaign.
The series is organized into six sub-series and arranged alphabetically within: Carver Ranches Library, Collier City Library, Dania Library, Rock Island Library, Von D. Mizell Library, and LIA-wide.
Contents
Access and use
- Parent restrictions:
- The Library-In-Action Collection is open for research.
- Location of this collection:
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African American Research Library and Cultural Center, Broward County Library2650 Sistrunk BoulevardFort LauderdaleFL33311USA
