The Leap Into Science program integrates open-ended science activities with children’s books for young children and their families.

Community educators such as librarians, museum and science center staff, and early childhood educators receive training and access to STEM activity materials and, in turn, lead workshops for children and their families. You are strongly encouraged to attend training with a colleague.

Register today for Leap into Science Educator Training, https://tinyurl.com/3h2j2wv8. 

African American Genealogy: Historic Stagville
Zoom Program: Wednesday, June 23, 2021, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Visit slnc.info/AAG_GHL to register.

The Leap Into Science program integrates open-ended science activities with children’s books for young children and their families.

Community educators such as librarians, museum and science center staff, and early childhood educators receive training and access to STEM activity materials and, in turn, lead workshops for children and their families. You are strongly encouraged to attend training with a colleague.

Register today for Leap into Science Educator Training, https://tinyurl.com/3h2j2wv8. 

The Leap Into Science program integrates open-ended science activities with children’s books for young children and their families.

Community educators such as librarians, museum and science center staff, and early childhood educators receive training and access to STEM activity materials and, in turn, lead workshops for children and their families. You are strongly encouraged to attend training with a colleague.

Register today for Leap into Science Educator Training, https://tinyurl.com/3h2j2wv8. 

PBS North Carolina, together with RiverRun International Film Festival and State Library North Carolina, proudly present an Indie Lens Pop-up Preview Screening and Discussion — Philly D.A.

PBS American Portrait Screening and Talk-The Power of Personal Storytelling

Join us for a special screening of personal stories from two local storytellers. View their short films and hear what motivates the creators to tell their stories. After the screening, a discussion will be moderated by Jeff Polish, executive director of The Monti, a Durham-area non-profit that invites people from the community to tell personal stories without the use of notes—it is just simple storytelling. Attendees are encouraged to engage with the panelists via the virtual chat feature and participate in an audience Q & A.

PBS North Carolina, together with RiverRun International Film Festival and the State Library North Carolina, proudly present an IL Pop-up Preview Screening and Discussion — Coded Bias.