For Adults

 Getting Information

• We're here to help!
• Call us at 301-739-3250 ext. 300
• email us
• Come to the desk whenever the library is openreturn to top

Research Help & Self-Directed Education

• Genealogy: find the historical and genealogical information you're seeking. A selection of genealogy resources are located in the circulating collection and can be found by searching the online catalog.
• Databases/Research: Find the best resources about a particular subject. Search for articles and documents in journals, newspapers, and online archives.
• Reader’s Advisory/Corner: Find out what to read, who to read with, book news, book clubs, and more!
• Maryland Access to Justice Commission Covid-19 Resource Center.
• Legal Resources: A guide for getting started in Legal Research.
• Job Clinics and Classes: Need help with job-related questions? We provide resume reviews, online job application assistance, and more! Contact us with your job questions and a librarian will be in touch.
• New! Check out our new Reading list - we're highlighting  Juneteenth resources, click here to view the PDF list or find it at the bottom of the page.return to top

Lifelong Learning Opportunities

• Financial Wellness: Need help finding resources for daily money management? Need a spending plan? Need to build or rebuild your credit? Looking for tax credits? Check out Financial Literacy classes from one of our partners, REACH.
• Healthcare Resources: Also check out the federal health care website , Consumer Safety.org, and the Maryland marketplace.
• Craft Programs: Crafts aren't just for kids! Come get crafty @ Your Libraryreturn to top

Technology Instruction

• Computer Classes: Whether you're exploring the web or new to email, we have classes to help you find your way.
• Technology Classes: Got a new smart device, we have experts that can help you navigate your mobile devices.
• Using a computer at the Library: Whether you're using your own device or one of our computers, we offer free access to computers and the Internet at all of our locations.
• Virtual Privacy and You: Check out the San Jose Public Library's Virtual Privacy Lab for info on privacy topics and to create your own privacy toolkit.