For more information call Kirsten Corbett at 733-2164 ext. Information on an array of issues important to Latinos in Jackson is presented in the library auditorium. Local Latino community leader Carmina Oaks facilitates the meetings in Spanish and invites experts to discuss matters Latinos must contend with while living and working in Jackson Hole. The language and cultural barriers keep many people from being informed on important issues, which can result in non-compliance with laws and in alienation from the greater Jackson Hole community. The Information Forums in Spanish are sponsored by the Teton County Library Foundation and the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole.
All meetings are free and open to the public.
To view upcoming meeting times and topics go to Adult Programs . For more information, stop by the library at 125 Virginian Lane, call Margaret Thompson at 733-2164 ext. The library made the leap to a new, web-based WYLD Cat in September 2000. WYLD Cat is short for the Wyoming Libraries Database Catalog, the community's on-line access to collections in 56 libraries throughout the State. Full color, too, instead of the boring blue screen.