Articles

How can you attract new faces to your regularly scheduled programs? It is all about the packaging.

EDSITEment looks at two American presidents and three giants of American literature: Herman Melville, John Steinbeck and Mark Twain.

Pets enhance our lives in many ways. Why not let them ease stressful times for students, too?

EDSITEment looks back at Pearl Harbor, celebrates Mexican holiday traditions, and peeks into the life of Emily Dickinson.

Arts and crafts have long been a staple library program, but have often been aimed at children. Not anymore.

EDSITEment provides a teacher’s companion to the PBS film "The Dust Bowl" and looks at Steinbeck’s "Grapes of Wrath."

Paul is the owner of Craters & Freighters of Chicago, a specialty shipping company that deals with fragile and one-of-a-kind cargo.

An Oceanside, California, librarian shares how her team honored native culture by offering ethic programming.

EDSITEment explores Steinbeck, looks at what motivated Columbus’s travels, and remembers the Cuban Missile Crisis.

O’Hara Elementary School in suburban Pittsburgh participated in the “grandbuddies” program in 2011.

The field of creative aging focuses on the powerful role of the arts in enhancing the lives of older adults.

EDSITEment celebrates Constitution Day and the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation.