Teen Books by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) Authors
Teen Books by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) Authors
recommended resources for teens
Access these resources using your WVML card.
Volunteering
Teens get volunteer credit for attending virtual Teen Advisory Group meetings. See info below
Teen volunteers must:
- Be 14 – 18 years old
- Have a valid BC Medical Card
- Register for (and complete) the District’s Youth Volunteer Online Orientation program. As part of this program, you’ll create an online profile where you can indicate an interest in volunteer positions at the Library. If you have any concerns or questions on how to sign up, please contact volunteer@westvancouver.ca
Volunteer positions include:
- Shelvers: put paperbacks and magazines away, organize and straighten book shelves
- Book Buddies: assist school-aged kids with their reading and play literacy games on Zoom
- Teen Technology Mentors: assist kids or seniors in library staff-run Lab programs such as robotics, coding, and more.
Meet all the criteria and still have questions about volunteering? Contact the Youth Department.
New! We are developing Teen Contributor positions- more info to follow. Attend the Teen Library Volunteers Info Session to learn more.
Room 14
Room 14 is a space for youth in Grades 8 – 12. Anyone is welcome to browse the collections, but the seating, computers, and meeting room are just for teens.
Room 14 is a space for youth in Grades 8 – 12. Anyone is welcome to browse the collections, but the seating, computers, and meeting room are just for teens.
The meeting room seats six and is available on a first come, first-served basis to groups of students in Grades 8 – 12. It cannot be booked in advance. Each group is entitled to use the room for 30 minutes if others are waiting. Students can connect their devices to free Wi-Fi here, too.
In addition to Microsoft Office, our computers have:
- Photoshop Extended
- Camtasia + Jing