Celebrating National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month! 🎉 A time to celebrate the beauty of words, the power of expression, and the voices that inspire us. Whether you're reading a classic, discovering new poets, or writing your own verses, take a moment to appreciate the magic of poetry.
Stop by any of the library locations to get a bookmark and check out a book on poems.
Discover our library guide on Dolores Huerta, a fearless labor leader and civil rights activist who co-founded the United Farm Workers and championed workers' rights, gender equality, and social justice. She famously coined the phrase ¡Sí, se puede! ("Yes, we can!"), which continues to inspire activism today. Learn more about her impact and why her work remains vital.
Explore our library guide on César Chávez, a civil rights leader and labor activist who fought tirelessly for farmworkers' rights. His legacy of nonviolent resistance and advocacy for fair wages, safe working conditions, and social justice continues to inspire change today. Learn more about his life, impact, and why his work remains essential.
Exciting things are happening at the Chaffey College Library this semester! Here's what you can look forward to:
Things are happening at the Chaffey College Library this semester. Check it out!
Blackout Poetry
When: April 16th between 1:00 - 2:00pm
Where: Front of Reference Desk at Rancho Library
Come to the library at Rancho to create new poems from recycled books for Blackout Poetry!
Free snacks!
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