One year ago, the Library launched the Black Lives Matter program initiative. Take a look back with us on what we've learned.

Student activism regarding racial justice can be traced to events preceding the Black Lives Matter movement to the beginnings of the civil rights movement.

Access a world of possibilities by getting a library card during Library Card Sign-up Month.

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library is excited to introduce MakeMake, our first Spanish language digital resource for children ages 3 to 15. This collection contains interactive books where youth can read and listen to the text at the same time.

Although family reunions have been quiet for two summers, they'll be back. We can't let this traditional celebration of family die. The Black family won't die, and neither will the Black family reunion. Even on a smaller scale, we will celebrate.

Local author Anna Jean Mayhew shares fond memories of growing up with a Library card and the impact it continues to have on her life.

Breweries are controversial in Mecklenburg County. Critics often comment on the pace at which breweries seemingly pop up across Charlotte and its neighboring towns and counties, often wondering if the city has more to offer than alcohol. Dr. Tom Cole of the Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room explores the history of beer in Charlotte and all that it's bound to be.

Disparities in the healthcare system affect pregnant Black mothers at an alarming rate. Reform and advocacy are needed to help expectant mothers.

Learn how to practice self-care with your family and the Library.

Please read to learn more about recent changes made to available audiobook options in OverDrive/Libby.