Libraries are more than just places to check out books. They're vital community hubs supporting both heritage-language maintenance and English acquisition through innovative bilingual programming. Research shows that such programs not only foster literacy in multiple languages but also create inclusive environments where diverse cultures thrive. When caregivers engage with these programs, the impact on children's language development is even greater, setting them on a path to success in school and beyond. Our kids deserve every opportunity to succeed, and libraries play a crucial role in that journey.
Tell Congress: fund libraries — protect federal library research appropriations. Let's ensure our libraries have the resources they need to offer these essential services. #SupportLibraries #BilingualEducation
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Artrellion advocacy disclosure: We stand firmly in support of increased funding for libraries to maintain and expand these critical programs. Advocacy targets: House Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior, Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior.
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