United Against Hate Week is a call for local civic action to stop the hate and implicit biases that are a dangerous threat to the safety and civility of our neighborhoods, towns and cities. It emerged from a United Against Hate poster campaign created by Bay Area Cities in response to white supremacist rallies in Berkeley and San Francisco in 2017.

Redwood City stands united against hate, and we hope you will too. Join us by displaying a poster, available at all Library locations, or attending one of our events. This year's events will span across November 12-18. Scan the QR code in the flyer to learn more! 



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Come to Pal Center from 7-9 PM on October 27th for free candy bags, music, and more surprises for the entire community!



Join the Sheriffs Activities League from 5-8 PM on October 27th for a free trunk or treat celebration! Don't forget to wear your costumes!



Bienvenidos: intérpretes para actividades bibliotecarias invites Spanish-speaking community to fully participate in library activities offered in English, welcoming you to learn, explore, and grow with your English-speaking neighbors. This program supports our 2023-2025 Service Priorities to provide more Spanish library programs and activities for the community. Bienvenidos partners with Upward Scholars, a Latinx-led community organization that provides adult immigrants the boost they need to achieve their education and career goals. Upward Scholars’ ¡Habla Más! interpreters are community members that have gone through extensive interpretation training allowing them to work within their own community.

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Join in for a celebration of Redwood City’s “Visions of Equity” mural, a public artwork depicting moments from our community's history as well as our shared hopes and dreams for the future. From public workshops and hands-on art activities to walking tours and a documentary film screening, there will be many opportunities to engage with the mural’s artwork, themes, and vision for a more equitable world.

Learn more HERE!

Public Health Policy and Planning is hosting a series of community forums to share data about the health status of the county and listen to community input to help identify health needs across the county.

Join a Community Health Assessment (CHA) Forum to learn about the health status of the county and help identify health needs!

There will be multiple forums, with some being in Spanish and others in English. For more information or to register for a forum, check out the website HERE.

Starting Friday, September 1 through January 2024, Caltrain will offer 3-Day Passes for hybrid commuters, 50% off parking, $1 Youth Fares, group day passes, and family day passes.

Visit caltrain.com/promos for details.

The Child-Care and Early Childhood Education Committee is committed to helping increase access to child-care in San Mateo County and wants to understand your past and/or current experience. Anyone who has ever been a parent or caregiver is encouraged to complete the survey. The information you share will inform their report to the Board of Supervisors in support of funding for child-care access and other aspects of caregiving that impact the economic security of women in San Mateo County.

The Child-Care Impact Survey is anonymous (with Spanish and Mandarin prompts) and should take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Feel free to share this survey with others who live or work in San Mateo County. Please submit the survey by October 20th, 2023.

Take the survey HERE.