Conexión en acción, latino library programs
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The document outlines various Latino programs at the Gail Borden Public Library, emphasizing partnerships for educational success, cultural diversity, health, and community engagement. Key initiatives include summer reading challenges, kindergarten readiness efforts, and celebrations like día de los niños and Hispanic Heritage Month. Collaboration with local organizations, school districts, and community leaders enhances outreach and support for the Hispanic community in Elgin, IL.
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Submitted Date: April 4, 2025
Paper Name: The Twentieth Century Literature: From World War II to the End of the Century
Topic: From Watchdog to Lapdog: Ishiguro’s Fiction and the Rise of “Godi Media” in Post-2014 Indian Journalism
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Video Link: https://youtu.be/kIEqwzhHJ54
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- 1. CONEXIÓN EN ACCIÓN: Latino Programs that Connect
- 2. PRESENTERS Tina Birkholz KidSpace Hispanic Family Services Coordinator Gail Borden Public Library, Elgin, IL Treasurer, REFORMA Midwest Chapter Tina Viglucci Hispanic Services Manager Gail Borden Public Library, Elgin, IL Secretary, REFORMA Midwest Chapter
- 3. KINDS OF CONEXIONES • Partnerships among organizations • Audience with community resources • Audience with cultures and experiences • New connections for us too
- 4. EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS • Summer Reading Challenge • Elgin Partnership for Early Learning (EPEL) • Kindergarten Readiness • Family Fiestas • Road to College/FAFSA
- 5. EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS • Summer Reading Challenge ● Partnerships: Local school districts, Gold Star Partners, Community leaders
- 6. EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS • Elgin Partnership for Early Learning (EPEL) ● Partners: United Way, Kane Co. Health Department, YWCA, Grand Victoria Foundation, School District U-46, One Hope United Child & Family Resource Center, Child Care Resource & Referral Center
- 7. EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS • Kindergarten Readiness ● Partnerships: EPEL, local school districts
- 8. EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS • Road to College ● Partnerships: Coalition for a Safe and Healthy Elgin, Youth Leadership Academy, local school district, local community college
- 9. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND ENRICHMENT • Día de los Niños • Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration • Libros que Viven • Dreams Videos
- 10. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND ENRICHMENT • Día de los Niños ● Partnerships: School District U-46, Bilingual Parents Advisory Council
- 11. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND ENRICHMENT • Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration ● Partnerships: Elgin Community College, Bilingual Parents Advisory Council, Community Leaders, Veteran’s Groups and many more
- 12. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND ENRICHMENT • Libros que Viven, Books that Live ● New connections ● New cultures, experiences
- 13. COMMUNITY DIVERSITY AND ENRICHMENT • Dreams • New connections • New experiences: people with different backgrounds, challenges and accomplishments
- 14. HEALTH AND WELLNESS • Fútbol Fun
- 15. HEALTH AND WELLNESS • Fútbol Fun ● Partnerships: Elgin All-Stars, Coalition for a Safe and Healthy Elgin
- 16. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND PARTICIPATION • Homelessness
- 17. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND PARTICIPATION • Homelessness: Inocente movie screening ● Partnerships: substance abuse prevention, mental health, immigration, teen wellness ● Cultures and experiences: speaker undocumented student, chicharrones, papitas bar
- 18. CONTACT US Tina Birkholz Gail Borden Public Library, Elgin, IL tbirkholz@gailborden.info 847-289-5812 Tina Viglucci Gail Borden Public Library, Elgin, IL tviglucci@gailborden.info 847-429-6713