Michigan State University invites the public to help shine a light for children and teens on the world that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. envisioned. The university wants to help open young minds with a virtual Stuff the Library project as part of its annual MLK celebration through the end of January.
“Our goal is to raise awareness and promote books with a diverse representation of people and topics. We want to get books into the hands of children in Ingham County and the surrounding area who are ages 0-18 by partnering with local schools and organizations,” said project co-creator Jaimie Hutchison, deputy director at the MSU WorkLife Office.
There are several ways to get the books to children. The options provided by MSU include:
Ingham County schools and child care centers with kids can request to receive donations by filling out this form.
Information and other events for Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Celebration can be found on the MSU Office of Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives website at inclusion.msu.edu/awards/mlk-commemorative-celebration/index.html.
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