One Book, One Chicago encourages patrons to explore our theme and go beyond the book in ways that matter to them. However you choose to take action, Chicago Public Library is here as a resource for learning, growing, and exploring!
PROGRAMS WE SUPPORT
CYBERNAVIGATORS
Support Library patrons to build their computer skills with FREE one-on-one sessions and small group classes
CYBERNAVIGATORS
4,888
hours of computer help provided each month by CyberNavigators.
Learn MoreEARLY LEARNING
i. Get ready to Talk, Sing, Read, Write, and Play! These spaces and programs help children ages 0 to 5 get a crucial head start on learning
EARLY LEARNING
Spaces
Spaces incorporate interactive play, toys and games, and STEM-based learning opportunities for kids. for kids.
Learn MoreONE BOOK, ONE CHICAGO
This citywide program for adults features events and discussions inspired by a central book and theme
ONE BOOK, ONE CHICAGO
20,000+
Chicagoans participated in One Book programming in the 2015-2016 season.
Learn MoreSUMMER LEARNING CHALLENGE
Keeps Chicago’s kids reading, exploring STEAM, and creating all summer long
SUMMER LEARNING CHALLENGE
100,000
children read, learn and discover every summer
Learn MoreTEACHER IN THE LIBRARY
Accredited educators help young learners complete their homework and improve their study habits
TEACHER IN THE LIBRARY
90,000+
Teacher in the Library sessions took place during the 2015-16 school year.
Learn MoreYOUMEDIA
Dedicated, tech-filled spaces where teens build the skills they need for success in middle school, high school—and beyond
YOUMEDIA
40,000+
visits visits logged at YOUmedia's twelve locations.
Learn MoreFeatured Post
Stop Boredom this Winter. Chill at the Library!
Winter can be boring and dreary. But it doesn’t have to be. At Chicago Public Library’s Early Learning Centers, winter can be heartening, productive, even magical for children and parents alike
Blog Feed
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March 12, 2020 05/29/15 Chicago Public Library’s One Book, One Chicago Tackles Climate Change Head On -
February 3, 2020 05/29/15 Kids and Families Meet their Neighbors at CPLThe bond at the Library’s Early Learning Center extends beyond our little patrons. Parents and caregivers have also formed a tight-knit community. -
February 3, 2020 05/29/15 Teacher in the Library, Parents, and Students: A Team that WorksBalancing parenting and work can be a struggle, especially when it comes to doing homework assignments. Teachers in the Library are here to help.
MAJOR DONORS
Make an investment:
$25
Funds 16 people in 1 hour of Maker Lab workshops
$50
Sponsors eight kids in the Summer Learning Challenge
$100
Sponsors homework help for 10 kids with a Teacher in the Library
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