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Hi, Hillary! Thanks for this update and for the ongoing work to make the code of conduct work for our members. One question: what does the language 'users of other sites/channels' ...
Will do. April
Forwarded: Nominations open for the I Love My Librarian Award Email a reply to the discussion Send a private message via email ...
I apologize for the delayed response to this - I'm traveling. I like the idea of a protestor's toolkit and it reminded me of the work Radical Reference ( http://radicalreference.info/ ...
Thank you, April! Joy is righteous struggle and revolutionary act. WORDS ARE MATTER. MAKE THEM MATTER. Rachel Rosekind, PhD, MLIS ...
And thanks for the reference to Mary Jo Bundy at the University of MD. She brought information and students to working class communities. I enrolled too late to take her classes, ...
The motion will pass: Co-sponsor the panel and contribute $200 towards speaker fees My pinky hit the enter button when I was copying and pasting. -- April Sheppard ...
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