Provides information on the finances and programs of over 2 million charities and nonprofits, allowing you to identify and support local organizations where you can donate, work, or volunteer, as well as help those in need find resources such as food banks or shelters. Accessible in person at any UAPL branch.
Covers nursing and allied health, with medication information written for consumers.
Contains genealogical information, including the U.S. Federal Census, searchable books and periodicals on family history and genealogy, the Freedman’s Bank Records Collection, and Revolutionary War era pension records.
Provides access to significant historical events with primary source documents. Includes the full run of the New York Times. We no longer subscribe to this resource. Please use our direct subscription to The New York Times to access their Time Machine for historical issues or visit the Research Department for microfilm reels of issues from 1851 to 2007.
Offers contextual and historical information on relations between Jews and Muslims from the Middle Ages to the present.
Features information on popular hobbies and recreation activities, including arts, crafts, collections, games, models, needlework, and outdoor activities, such as birding and hiking.
Presents memoirs, testimonies, and personal narratives from those who lived through the Holocaust, with explanatory historical information. Includes primary source documents.
Provides instructions, tips, and suggestions for a variety of home improvement projects and repairs, including electrical, plumbing, remodeling, and maintenance projects.
Discusses indigenous peoples from around the world, including geography, history, culture, threats to survival, and more.
Provides an overview of the Iraq war and the events, organizations, and people who had an impact on the conflict. Includes primary source documents.
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