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Finding a place to just be and hang out with your peers can be hard, so we welcome you to Poudre Library’s youth Queer Straight Alliance! QSA is a safe space for all LGBTQQIP2SAA+ youth to gather. This is a place to socialize and discuss current events, life, and books, with the occasional craft thrown in, all while meeting new peers. What is said here stays here, but what is learned here leaves here. Stop in just to say hello or stay the whole time, all LGBTQQIP2SAA+ youth are welcome at QSA!
Health and safety requirements will be enforced. Read about current health and safety requirements for library programs here: https://read.poudrelibraries.org/events/welcome-back.cfm.
IMAGINANTES X: Get Prepped to Get Hired / Prepárate para que te contraten
Everyone starts somewhere! Join us in this virtual
presentation where you will learn how to land your first job. Walk away knowing
the tools you need to be successful in your job search from where to find
opportunities, what you’ll need to apply, and how to highlight early
experiences in a way employers will notice.
5:00 - 6:00 PM
For teens
ages 14-18
Interpretation
to Spanish available. Presented by Larimer County Economic & Workforce Development's CareerRise Team
IMAGINANTES empowers youth through creative expression, career exploration, teamwork, heritage, and community engagement.
Martes 31 de mayo, 2022
5:00 - 6:00 PM
Para
adolescentes de 14 a 18 años.
Regístrate para recibir el enlace de Zoom.
Interpretación al español disponible. Presentado por el equipo de Larimer County Economic & Workforce Development's CareerRise.
IMAGINANTES empodera a los jóvenes a través de la expresión creativa, la exploración de carreras, el trabajo en equipo, la herencia y el compromiso con la comunidad.
FAFSA 101
IMAGINANTES-X: Join the Flow - Únete al cambio
IMAGINANTES-X: Join the Flow - Únete al cambio
Teen Council
IMAGINANTES-X: Join the Flow - Únete al cambio
So You Got a Job, Now What?
Congratulations! You created a solid resume, completed job applications, impressed at the interview, and have been hired for your first job! What’s next?
In this interactive workshop we’ll set you up for success by exploring the basics of the workplace environment. We'll cover how to impress your boss from day one, what forms you'll be expected to fill out, how to handle difficult situations, what your rights are, and more.
A pizza dinner will be provided.
Registration is required. For teens ages 14 to 18.
Health and safety requirements will be enforced. Read about current health and safety requirements for library programs here: https://read.poudrelibraries.org/events/welcome-back.cfm.
IMAGINANTES-X: Join the Flow - Únete al cambio
Océano de Posibilidades con Memo Plastilina
Acompaña al autor e ilustrador mexicano Memo Plastilina, en este taller de arte en persona, donde aprenderás a modelar un paisaje mientras haces conciencia de la importancia de la conservación del agua.
Todos los materiales serán proporcionados gratuitamente.
Cupo limitado, inscríbete para apartar tu lugar.
Jueves 9 de junio, 2022
6:00 - 7:30 PM
Biblioteca Old Town
Program presented in Spanish
IMAGINANTES-X: Join the Flow - Únete al cambio
Art in the Great Outdoors
Amazing Race: Sea Quest Edition
Paint Pouring for Teens
Teen Writers
Walking Tour: Black/African American History in Early Fort Collins
Join the City of Fort Collins Historic Preservation Services team for a short walk through some of Fort Collins’ early Black History. Black Americans have been part of the story of the American West for hundreds of years, and Fort Collins is no exception. This tour will explore the story of Black Americans in northern Colorado through the experiences of several early families. We'll discuss the opportunities that drew them here and the challenges they faced in finding community due to discrimination. Finally, we'll highlight why preserving the places where their stories took place is important to us today.
The tour is limited to 25 people and advanced registration is required. The tour will last approximately 1 hour.
Where to meet: Washington Park, 300 block of Maple Street, north of City Hall
What to bring: comfortable shoes and curiosity