Immigrant Heritage Month

Celebrating the Immigrant Experience

Every June, we observe National Immigrant Heritage Month and the contributions and diverse cultures of immigrants to the United States. It aims to promote understanding and appreciation for the immigrant experience, as well as the role immigrants have played in shaping the nation's history, economy, and culture.

Join us and discover free events, books, and resources that are tailored to our immigrant community.

Not sure where to start or need assistance? Visit us at any location and speak to our amazing staff.

 

Free Resources and Events

English Language Learning

English Language Learner Resources

Pronunciator

Learn conversational skills and grammar for over 80 languages. Some include special modules for children, films, music, and poetry.

Mango Languages

Learn conversation skills for over 70 different languages. Some languages include feature films.

Citizenship and Immigration

Citizenship & Immigration Resources

Citizenship Corners

Ten libraries have spaces with resources to aid in the naturalization process, citizenship test preparation, and English language learning.

Citizenship and Immigration Resources

Get resources that help with citizenship and immigration.

Citizenship & Immigration Events

Staff Blogs

Blogs

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Explore your own history and heritage.

Featured Programs

Gale in Context: US History

Learn about the impact immigration has had on the culture and history of the United States.

MyHeritage

Discover where your ancestors came from using census, birth, marriage, death and military records, newspaper articles, and family trees.
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