District Meetings provide useful information and help you find ways to participate in your community. Get involved and join us at the upcoming Neighborhood Services District Community Meetings being held virtually! Neighborhood Services District Community Meetings are part of the Anaheim Neighborhood Improvement Program that assists Anaheim residents to improve the livability of their neighborhoods – where each department is committed to participating through a coordinated, inter-departmental approach.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first).

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners. You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

The Computer Basics: Beginner course is taught through the New Opportunities Organization program. They will teach you computer basics such as: how to use the computer, use programs like Microsoft Word and Zoom, and navigate the internet.

This workshop is designed to help clients accelerate their job search preparation for the post COVID-19 world of work. Participants will re-define their relationship to work by assessing their current and future needs.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the programs, educational opportunities, tools, and resources available to help you in your job search. You will also learn about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center through community resources and partners.

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first). You must have a CalJOBS account to attend Virtual workshops. If you have an account go to www.caljobs.ca.gov and log in on the top right. If you don’t have account, on the top right click on Register New User. Scroll down and select Option 3 – Create a user Account- and chose the option that applies to you. If you have questions about registration, signing up for a workshop, workshop information, or canceling your workshop attendance please call the office.

To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net

Join us for stories, songs and more on Facebook and Instagram Live.

To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net

Enjoy a free online screening (from Feb. 12 through Feb, 19) of the compelling and powerful 51-minute documentary film "And Then They Came for Us," by co-directors Abby Ginzberg of the East Bay and Ken Schneider of San Francisco. The run of free screenings will be followed by a virtual discussion with the filmmakers, joined by actor George Takei & Satsuki Ina, internees who are featured in the film. The work of two former Oaklanders, Dorothea Lange and Fred Korematsu who successfully litigated for reparations, figures prominently in the production of the film. Ginzberg describes her documentary as "a cautionary and inspiring tale for all societies. In 1942, President Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, paving the way for the forced incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans. The film educates audiences about the constitutional damage done in the name of national security due to war hysteria and racism".

Hear about the building and community impact of the Northgate Gonzalez Market from a group of Anaheim photographers. This project was made possible with support from the California Humanities a non-profit partner of the National Endowment. Library Innovation Lab allows libraries to explore new ways of engaging immigrant communities through public humanities programming.