The Help Yourself Campaign (HYC) connects UNT students with library resources on topics that may be difficult and stressful for individuals to learn about or discuss openly. Topics include: Food & Housing Insecurity, Mental Health, Legal Resources, Adjusting to College, Work-Life-Balance, and many more.
HYC collections can be used in information-seeking and deeper self-guided bibliotherapy. For more information, visit: Help Yourself Campaign.
The Gifts of Imperfection by 
Disability in Higher Education by 
Reframing Reproduction by 
You Will Find Your People by 
Mothering by Degrees by 
The PhD parenthood trap: caught between work and family in academia by UNT Libraries has over 10,000 Juvenile Books. From classic children's books to Young Adult. You can request these for pickup through the catalog.
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Where the Wild Things Are by 
Soli the Dancer/Soli la balarina by Located on the second floor of Willis Library, The Media Library offers a variety of films--perfect for a family movie night! You can request these for pickup through the catalog. Some highlights include:
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Kanopy is an online video streaming service that offers easy to stream videos. From A24 collections to international films, you can stream any video available through Kanopy!
*Please note that most public libraries also offer Kanopy and have a bigger selection of films and kids programming. Contact your local library to learn more about Kanopy and what is available.
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