Program Description
Event Details
Community members, educators, and local leaders are invited to come together in support of student expression and thoughtful dialogue at the Third Annual Social Justice Read-In: an afternoon of student voices, creativity, and courage.
Hosted in partnership with the Livingston High School National English Honor Society, this inspiring event is set up in a welcoming coffee house style, where students share original poetry, readings, music, and spoken word, centered on themes of social justice and equity. Attendees can also explore interactive displays created by various LHS clubs, highlighting influential authors and activists who have shaped movements for change.
Please note: Participation is limited to student speakers, performers and club displays that have been pre-approved by Livingston High School's National English Honor Society Board. No walk-in speakers, performers, or displays will be permitted.
Disclaimer(s)
Parents and caregivers of children attending programs
Parents/Caregivers of children under 7 years old need to remain with their children at all times.
Unattended Policy
Children under age 12: a parent or responsible caregiver (age 16 or older) must remain with the child or remain in the Library and be immediately accessible to the child at all times, including when a child is attending a library program.