I know politics have been nasty in America for a long time. But let’s not kid ourselves—Donald Trump has poisoned it beyond recognition over the past decade.
He’s dragged this country into a darker, more divided place. We aren’t even the same nation we were ten years ago, and it’s all by design.
Unbelievable that Supreme Court justices who see forgiving student loans, mandating vaccines, and regulating climate change as a slippery slope toward tyranny were not clear-eyed on questions of whether a president could execute citizens or stage a coup without being prosecuted.
@theFordon Why do I get the impression that his idea of a "data-curation person" is a man? Trying to "update" the title of librarian has always been deeply rooted in sexism.
200,000 University of California workers will be forced to take a pay cut because the UC administration is raising employee healthcare benefit contributions across the board. Endless austerity foisted onto the shoulders of workers and their families.
The former president has filmed clips with libraries across the country to increase awareness of their services and promote access to books. https://t.co/9tyPr0RO7U
Eric Adams wants to slash NYC's library budget to overfund the NYPD. One of the most culturally-significant locations in America to learn new facts about our world and expand your knowledge has always been the local public library. Any mayor who's anti-library should resign ASAP.
“People who work in higher education don’t expect exorbitant salaries, but they also don’t expect food insecurity while pursuing a graduate degree.” —Stacy Torres, Assistant Prof of Sociology at UCSF School of Nursing, in @CalMatters
https://t.co/7fsXgXoLnE
“We’re the ones who perform the majority of the teaching, and we’re the ones who perform the majority of the research,” said Rafael Jaime, a doctoral candidate at the University of California, Los Angeles, who is president of U.A.W. Local 2865 #FairUCNow
https://t.co/dhQEo6S33f
BREAKING - 36,558 total votes were cast in UC Academic Workers’ Strike Authorization Votes, with 98% voting Yes to authorize a multi-unit strike if necessary. These are far and away the largest and most decisive strike authorization votes ever taken by Academic Workers in the US.
@theFordon We also use Gimlet here at UC Davis. It's really cheap and works well. We tried out LibInsights from Springshare and decided it was overkill for what we needed (plus too expensive).
@DrakeAlyson My team here @UCDavisLaw is extensively using Slack for file sharing and departmental communication. Would that fit into this? We're also utilizing https://t.co/KFprOJ24NF and Google Drive.