Arab American History Month

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Arab American History Month

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Arab American Heritage Month is a chance to honor the impact Arab Americans have had in the United States, shaping our society through their contributions to literature, arts, sciences, and sports.

At Mid-Continent Public Library, we're proud to highlight the work of Arab American authors, artists, musicians, and more. Join us in celebrating Arab American Heritage Month by exploring their rich culture through books and online resources.

Get a Library Card

Use your Library Card to explore these resources or apply for a free card today.

Picture Books to Celebrate Arab American Heritage Month

Celebrate Arab American Heritage Month by checking out these exciting Arab American voices writing for young children!

Biography

Explore biographies of some of the most notable Arab American figures from the worlds of politics, sports, entertainment, and more. Subjects include Hoda Kotb, Linda Sarsour, and Kathy Najimi.

Contemporary World Music

Discover hundreds of tracks reflecting the vibrant sounds of Arab culture, including Moroccan, Egyptian, and Algerian melodies. Celebrate the diverse musical heritage of Arab culture and beyond with Contemporary World Music.

Fiction Reads for Arab American Heritage Month

This April, celebrate Arab American Heritage Month with new and familiar Arab American voices writing fiction.

Access Video on Demand

Explore a selection of documentaries and educational films to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the struggles, achievements, and historical milestones of Arab Americans.

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