All New Haven Free Public Library locations will be closed on Saturday, October 12 and Monday, October 14 in observance of Italian Heritage Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day. All locations will reopen for their normal hours on Tuesday, October 15.

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The image promotes Digital Inclusion Week 2024 (Oct 7-11) with the theme "Stronger Together: Mobilizing Toward Sustainability." It features photos of diverse individuals using laptops and participating in digital skills workshops at a library. The bottom shows logos for the New Haven Free Public Library, Institute of Museum and Library Services, and CT State Library. The header includes the NDIA logo and event hashtag #DIW2024, emphasizing community digital equity efforts.

Celebrate Digital Inclusion Week 2024 with the New Haven Free Public Library!

Happening in October annually, Digital Inclusion Week highlights the importance of bridging the digital divide. For many, access to technology is a barrier to career mobility, applying for benefits, or accessing education or healthcare resources. Digital equity is key to ensuring everyone can use digital tools confidently and effectively. Program Highlights Here are some exciting … Continued

Celebrate Autism and Neurodiversity with the New Haven Free Public Library

Libraries play an important role in promoting inclusivity and celebrating diversity in all its forms. Neurodiversity is no exception. The term “neurodiversity” is used to describe the differences in human brains and behavior. Neurodivergence includes a variety of different conditions including but not limited to ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and more. Since April is Autism Acceptance Month, let’s take a moment to highlight some of our programs and services that benefit the neurodivergent community in New Haven.