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Multicultural Outreach

For more information, contact Ghada Elturk, Outreach Librarian at 303-441-4941 or e-mail elturkg@boulderlibrary.org

The following is a list of ongoing programs:

Club de Literatura Moderna en Español

Boulder Public Library y Boulder Valley School District ofrecen un club de lecutra en español. Incluye discusiones en español cada mes sobre un libro de la literatura moderna de España y Latino América. Los participantes deben tener un nivel avanzado de español. Se espera que todos hayan leído el libro, u a lo menos un resumen de él, antes de participar activamente en las discusiones, pero que se sienten bienvenidos de pasar y escuchar si no llegaron a leer el texto. Todas las reuniones son el primer viernes del mes en el Boulder Creek Room a las 4 de la tarde.

Arabic Literature Discussion Group (In English)

This discussion group was started in October 1996, following two Arabic language classes that were offered in the Library in 1995. The group reads and discusses works of Arabic Literature representative of most of the Arab countries.

See previous reading lists.

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Citizenship Classes | Clases de Preparación para la Ciudadanía

Mondays, 6:30-8 p.m. in the Boulder Creek Meeting Room at the Main Branch

These classes provide help with citizenship questions and practicing the citizenship interview, and offer information about the citizenship process.

Para información: Maria Velasco 303-996-0275 ext.3 or Ghada Elturk at 303-441-4941.

Information in English | Información en Español

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Conversations in English

These small groups have received national recognition for efforts to help people new to the U.S. learn English. These informal, friendly groups are led by volunteer native speakers of American English. Each group meets once a week.

Schedule of classes | Programa en Español

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Club de conversación in español | Conversations in Spanish (Intermediate)

Los participantes de esta clase deberian tener un nivel intermedio o avanzado de español. Cada Viernes a 4-5:30 p.m. en la sala de conferencias Arapahoe. (Meets Fridays from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Arapahoe Conference Room. Classes are open to all, but some knowledge of spoken Spanish is necessary in order to participate.)

Location: La sala de conferencias Arapahoe de la Bibliotech Publica de Boulder, edificio principal (Arapahoe Conference Room, Boulder Public Library)

Time: Cada Viernes, 4-5:30 p.m. (Fridays, 4-5:30 p.m.)
Contact: Ricardo Olivas, rolivasg@gmail.com or Ghada Elturk, elturkg@boulderlibrary.org, (303)441-4941
Cost: Free

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Reading to End Racism

1999 Winner, American Library Association Diversity Fair

A joint project re-introduced to Boulder Valley Middle schools during 97-98 school year. A joint project with Women's International League for Peace & Freedom and BVSD Multi Ethnic Action Committee. The goal of this project is to talk to students about racism through readings and personal experiences and to explore various ways to deal with it.

Reading to End Racism Booklist

To have this program offered in your schools or to volunteer please call any of the following people:

  • Ghada Elturk 303-441-4941

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