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For Women's History Month, we asked Leah Leach, founder of the first women’s history lending library in the United States, to tell us about how she started Gal's Guide and why we should celebrate women's history and achievements.
March 2025 will mark one hundred years since Madge Oberholtzer, a woman from Irvington in Indianapolis, was attacked and killed by D. C. Stephenson.
Every March, Disability Awareness Month serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of inclusivity, accessibility, and understanding. We’ve invited Irina Burke and Jason Wagner, both members of the local Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, to share their perspective.
Research shows that youth need 4-6 non-parental adults in their lives to support them. YMI creates a bridge of caring adults within our own community to students within the district.
The 2025 HEPL Seed Library will open with select varieties on February 10 and fully open on March 3. We are so excited to share this year’s collection with you!
We’ve selected 5 teen books for both romance and friendship, depending on whether you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day or Palentine’s Day this year.
Teen writers can submit an original, flash fiction short story for HEPL’s 8th Teen Writing Challenge!
The American Library Association (ALA) announced the 2025 Youth Media Award winners for outstanding books for children and teens.
Ignite Studio is seeking 10 artists to compete in the second annual Fishers Make-Off on Saturday, March 29. Selected artists will compete to make an original piece of art related to Ignite equipment, kits, or other in-house materials to highlight the creative possibilities involved in making.
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