In partnership with the Tri-C GED Consortium and L.E.A.D., Institute, GED and ESOL classes are offered at selected Cleveland Public Library Branches and Main Library. Find more information and register for classes. Aspire Cuyahoga County and your local library systems want to make it easier than ever before to access benefits resources while connecting with education and workforce development programs…
Connect to arts, culture, and your neighborhood branch at Cleveland Public Library during National Library Week, April 4 – 9. “Cleveland Public Library is a cornerstone of the community,” said Felton Thomas, Jr., Executive Director and CEO of Cleveland Public Library. “From food and job support to legal help and skill-building classes, the Library is helping people connect to vital…
Due to city, state, and federal level budget cuts and the increase of taxpayers filing electronically, libraries receive a limited amount of tax forms and booklets. Free Tax Resources Cleveland Public Library Receives: Cleveland Public Library is not receiving: IRS – Federal Tax Information Call 1-800-829-3676 to order forms and booklets to be mailed directly to your home. Individual Taxpayer…
During Black History Month, Cleveland Public Library will recognize Black leaders, writers, and creators of the past, present, and future. “As The People’s University, Cleveland Public Library celebrates all cultures,” said Erica Marks, Senior Director of Outreach and Programming Services at Cleveland Public Library. “In February, we’re amplifying the Black voice through our programming because it’s important for people to…
Cleveland Public Library is taking cost-saving measures to offset a decrease in state funding and tax revenue due to COVID-19. The $6 million cost reduction plan includes a hiring freeze, curtailing collections spending, and utilizing the Library’s unencumbered fund. Additionally, Cleveland Public Library submitted a SharedWork Ohio application to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services on May 1….
Bryan Stevenson, the founding director of the Equal Justice Institute in Montgomery, Alabama shares his insights and lessons learned in 30 years on the front lines fighting injustice and inequality in the criminal justice system of the United States directly reflect on the current social movements protesting oppression, discrimination, and even death of far too many people of color at…