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The Pasadena Public Health Department and the City of Pasadena are proactively working with regional, state and federal health officials to conduct surveillance of and coordinate response to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). This is an evolving situation and the immediate risk to the general public is low. In addition to following public health guidance such as limiting travel to highly impacted countries, there are several steps individuals can take to prevent the spread of illness. Read more: |
A Comic Exploring The New Coronavirus
by Malaka Gharib/ NPR |
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Youth Network
Wednesday, April 1 & May 6,
4:00-5:30pm
Pasadena Central Library, Studio on 4th
We'll be having a workshop about filling out job applications during our April meeting and will be exploring other Youth Master Plan topics during our May meeting. For teens only. To sign up, email Jane Gov at jgov@cityofpasadena.net
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Teen Movie Night -- Every Day
Monday, April 20,
5-7:30pm
Pasadena Central Library; Teen Central
Join us for a movie screening and discussion of Every Day, based on the book by David Levithan. We will be screening the movie starting at 5pm and the discussion will start at approximately 6:45. Refreshments will be served. For teens only. Register online http://pasadena.evanced.info/signup
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Switch Hour
Tuesday, April 7 & May 5,
4:00pm
Santa Catalina Branch Library
Stop by for an afternoon of gaming with the Nintendo Switch. For teens only.
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Teen Game Days
Friday, Feb 21 & Mar 20,
4pm
Pasadena Central Library, Teen Central
Join us for video games or board games. We have a Nintendo Switch and Xbox One X. Must play well with others. For ages 12-18. Sign up at http://pasadena.evanced.info/signup
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Teen Anime Club
Tuesday, Mar 17 & Apr 21 & May 19,
4:00pm
Santa Catalina Branch Library
Stop by to watch the latest anime!
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Mosiacs
Wednesday, March 18,
6-7:30pm
Pasadena Central Library; Innovation Lab
Calling all thinkers, creators and makers. This month we'll focus on the Carvey machine. We will teach you how to use it and make your idea a reality. All materials provided. For ages 13+ who have successfully completed the Innovation Lab orientation. To sign up, visit http://pasadenapubliclibrary.net/steam
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Sew it Begins - Tote Bags
Saturday, Mar 28,
2-5pm
Hastings Branch Library
Bring your own fabric and learn to sew a tote bag! Bring your own sewing machine if you have one, or use one of the library’s machines. Pre-registration and basic sewing machine knowledge are required. For ages 13+. To sign up, call (626) 744-7262.
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Video Game Club
Mondays,
3:30-5:30pm
Hastings Branch Library
The Ultimate Smash experience is here! With multiple setups of Smash Ultimate, light snacks, and plenty of people to interact with, you’re sure to fi nd the perfect balance of fun and competition! Take on new rivals here weekly and learn advanced tricks from all of our veteran members! Drop by and be part of the experience! For ages 14+
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Get Real! Virtual Reality @ PPL
Thursdays,
2-4pm
Pasadena Central Library; Game Room (in Teen Central)
Come on in and give Virtual Reality (VR) a try! We have Oculus Rift Touch--a virtual reality visor and handsets for the full VR experience. Walk on Mars, visit the International Space Station, do some guided meditation, or try any of our many other available VR experiences. We've got something for everyone! (Each session will be at least 15 minutes in length depending on attendance). A signed waiver is required to use the equipment. (If you are between the ages 13-17, please have your parent sign the waiver before dropping you off.) Get a copy of the waiver here: https://www.cityofpasadena.net/library/wp-content/uploads/sites/11/Waiver-and-Release-of-Liability-VR.pdf
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Peer Mentoring for Young Adults
Thursdays,
4:30-6:00 pm
Pasadena Central Library, Teen Central, 4th Floor Conference Room
Going through a tough time? Need help finding your own place, clothing, food, a job, or just need someone to talk to? We might be able to help! Drop in and connect with us. Sponsored by Pasadena Public Health and Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health.
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Reducing Stress Through Meditation
Saturday, March 14,
11am
Hill Avenue Branch Library
Join long-time meditation practitioner Doug Frankel for a lively presentation on the power of meditation in reducing stress, along with a short meditation session.
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Homework Help for grades K-8th
Tuesdays,
4-6pm
Pasadena Central Library, Children's Room
Our volunteers provide drop-in homework help for students up to 8th grade
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Homework Help for grades K-10th
Mondays-Thursdays, 3-5:30pm
La Pintoresca Branch Library (1355 N Raymond Ave)
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WORKSHOPS FOR YOUR PARENTS
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Safe Routes to Schools Parent Workshop
Wednesday, April 15 & 22,
5pm
Pasadena Central Library, Studio on 4th
Join us as we discuss the importance of safe routes to school, pedestrian safety, and benefits of active transportation. The same information will be presented at both sessions. Light refreshments provided. Presented by Day One. For more information visit: http://saferstreets.cityofpasadena.net/pages/safe-routes
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Family Dynamics & Adolescence
Thursdays, Feb. 27-March 26,
3:30-4:30pm
La Pintoresca Branch Library
Middle-schoolers are figuring out who they are, and are beginning to experiment in social situations. A sense of belonging and identity is essential for navigating the teen years. Having a strong personal relationship with their caregiver is an essential constant in their life as everything else (body, school, friends etc.) is changing. Discover day-to-day strategies that can help you strengthen family relationships, form a family identity and promote a child’s sense of belonging. This workshop will cover a series of five sessions. Refreshments provided. Children are welcome. To sign up, call (626) 744-7268.
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Talleres de Bienestar! (WELLNESS WORKSHOPS)
Wednesdays, Feb. 5-Apr. 22,
12:00 - 1:30 pm
Adelante Youth Alliance 805 N. Madison Ave.
Adelante Youth Alliance is hosting various workshops about wellness. Click on the link to register and learn more or for weekly topics. https://www.adelanteya.org/calendar/2020/2/5/bienestar-series-mz495
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The Terrorist’s Son: A Story of Choice By Zak Ebrahim with Jeff Giles Review by Nina Dinan, age 16 In writing The Terrorist’s Son, Zak Ebrahim does not mince words. He writes, “My father was the first known Islamic jihadist to take a life on American soil. He worked with the support of a terrorist cell overseas that would ultimately call itself Al-Qaeda.” Ebrahim was a seven-year-old Ninja Turtle enthusiast who was learning to tie his shoes when his father, El-Sayyid Nosair, killed the controversial Rabbi Meir Kahane, founder of the Jewish Defense League. The assassination catalyzed a nightmarish chain of events for young Ebrahim and his family: ... [ READ THE FULL REVIEW ON THE TEENS BLOG] |
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For 10-11th graders: AALT Program is a four-day residential summer program that is held at Cal State Dominguez Hills. Full expense paid. Applications are due Monday, APRIL 27, 2020. |
Pasadena Public Library is hiring for entry level staff! We will be accepting applications for Library Pages starting on Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 5:00 P.M. and the job posting will close once 200 complete applications are received. The pay rate is $14.25 per hour. |
A summer internship program for Pasadena youth ages 14-24 in low to moderate-income households. ROSE workers will receive a $1,500 stipend for training and a six-week assignment during summer. Application period is March 2-20. |
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