Events › Storytime in American Sign Language (ASL)

This Black Children's Book Week at Concord Library we are honored to partner with Kei-Che Randle, a Bay Area Teacher for the Deaf and Founder/CEO of Songs to Enhance People Signing (STEPS) by Kei-Che, who will American Sign Language for creative expressions of the Stories and Songs program series, with a spoken English interpretation by Audra Tipton-Moore. Randle, a Deaf Community/Family Advocate, established STEPS in 2015, to bridge the gap between Deaf and Hearing communities. She is also a consultant for Deaf Education and conducts workshops in ASL. Randle, who is Deaf, will share her favorite books in ASL, an artistic performance with music, and a craft activity.

Join us as we celebrate Black Children’s Book Week and the importance of book and language representation!

All abilities are welcome. For special accommodations, please contact the Library with 72 hours notice.

This program is made possible thanks to the support from Contra Costa County Library’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.