Want to use creativity to address youth and family homelessness? Come to the Central Library for a day filled with all-ages fun that helps imagine a city where all youth and families have a place to call home. [More]

What choices would you make if you had little time and little money to spare? Come to a poverty simulation workshop with an open mind and heart, ready to learn experientially about issues of poverty and homelessness. [More]

Join Charlie Quimby, author of “Inhabited,” along with Ethan Phelps-Goodman and Candace Faber, co-organizers of Hack to End Homelessness, for this free public event. [More]

The Seattle Public Library invites you to take a look at lives of youth and families experiencing homelessness through the lens of documentary photographer Mary Ellen Mark. A series of related public programs — including film screenings of a 1984 “Streetwise” documentary by Mark’s husband Martin Bell and his 2016 follow-up documentary “Tiny: The Life of Erin Blackwell” — will be held throughout the duration of the exhibit. [More]