TESTIMONIALS

"I love that you are sharing cultural histories and giving hands-on experience. It is something I think people need more of in this age of technology. Especially for children needing introduction to skills, techniques, and materials -- this is fabulous."
- Community program participant
"Linda's programs are well-researched, and often unique in theme, and she is super adept in working with a wide range of ages. Her copious professional experience always comes shining through."
- Catherine Starr, Librarian
"Thank you so much for coming and inspiring me to make more art. I get interested in doing different things when I see something that inspires me. When you come, it is beyond inspiring to me."
- Third grader, San Mateo
"It was truly one of the best programs I have seen in the library! You are very engaging and open. That is truly a gift."
- Ila Langner, Librarian ll
"Seeing the faces of families engaged with their particular art piece or craft project reflects the joy and satisfaction you bring to them as they discover their ability to create something. They imagine in their minds and engage their hands to bring material together to become more than colors, pieces of material, or lumps of clay."
- Greg Marutani, Japanese American Citizens League National Education Committee
"I can still recall just how fascinated my older son was once he saw the beautiful piece of fabric he had created. For the longest time the fabric the boys made was displayed as a showpiece in their bedroom and practically all visitors to the house had to be educated on the dyeing process by them."
- Chris, parent of a library participant
"The success-oriented nature of your workshops and the self-confidence boost resulting from each experience has the highest impact on my group. The workshops are especially effective in enhancing and deepening learning of the required social studies and science topics that I teach. However, in reality, the presentations reach across all curriculum areas."
- Phoebe Laughlin, Presidio Middle School
see More on THE HOMEPAGE

PRESS
San Carlos Small Business Spotlight, 2024
Half Moon Bay Review
November is National American Indian Heritage Month
No longer available:
InMenlo Daily Newsletter
Linda Janklow's Peopleologie workshops teach history through hands-on activities
Daily Democrat News
Menlo Park: Belle Haven Library branch expands activities