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aside 25 Aug
Teen Media Awards

By Delaja Evans- 12th Grade, City Charter High School
The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Main Branch hosted the Teen Media Awards on August 10, 2016. The purpose of the event was to present teens with awards that focused on their strengths in filmmaking, photography, screenwriting, 2D and 3D art, design, poetry, invention, music and more. Read more [...]
aside 17 Aug
Forget Books – Check out Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s GSA
By Serena Zets- 11th Grade, Pittsburgh CAPA
In a world reeling from the June 2016 anti-LGBTQIA attack in Orlando, the Carnegie Library teen section's gay straight alliance (GSA) is a place full of hope. Read more [...]
aside 25 Aug
Comics Workshop Encourages Creativity
By Dominic Lazzini - 10th Grade, South Fayette High School
A happy pig cannot be an artist. A sleepy tiger cannot be a chef. However, these odd combinations of animals in the workplace can be created in a cartoon, such as one created by artist Juan Fernandez in the Comics Creation Workshop. Read more [...]
aside 19 Jul
The Story Behind the Fashion Design Labs
By Zoe Moran - 10th Grade, Pittsburgh Obama Academy
Do you ever wonder what it's like to teach kids to do something important? At the Carnegie Library in Oakland, kids are learning how to sew and recycle materials, such as t-shirts, into usable projects.  The main library has open labs for teens every Wednesday during the summer.  Last week, Read more [...]
aside 17 Jul
Teens Explore Art and Energy
By Ellen Madden - 10th Grade, Moon Area High School
From giant flowers made out of solar panels to huge hourglasses that use solar energy to power hundreds of homes, Public Art & Renewable Energy Workshop at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh gave teens a different view on renewable energy. On June 30, Land Art Read more [...]
aside 17 Jul
Flower STEM: The Girly Side of Innovative Thinking
By Maura Sheedy - 12th Grade, Oakland Catholic High School Since men dominate math and science related fields, girls recently have been pushed to defy these patriarchal stereotypes and pursue careers in these fields. However, to many young girls, engineering is not a glamorous job, like modeling or singing. This is a common misconception - STEM can be Read more [...]

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