@kelseybogan This is so clever and eye catching. I'm going to experiment with this for library instruction (I'm at the university level). I have a prof who wants a selection of art books brought in for students to explore. We'll do a library tour of the N's too.
I'm not really on here anymore, but I heard about the Roman Empire thing. Apparently despite the fact that my dad is a Classics scholar, I took 4 years of Latin and had an answering machine message in Latin in HS, neither hub nor I think about the Roman Empire much. /1
He is both a "classic guy" and not a "classic guy" in terms of gender roles. And I guess not a Classics guy! I am an academic jellyfish who thinks about way too much, but I was shocked how little I think about the Romans. /2
"Departures & Arrivals: A Musical Memoir" authored by me, delivered by @wocandlib, produced by @wtjuradio's Sage Tanguay, and inspired by @weherespace has arrived. https://t.co/eZ7WzhCHLP
Just published - Trans and Gender Diverse Voices in Libraries edited by Kalani Adolpho, Stephen G. Krueger, and Krista McCracken
https://t.co/opfnjKKSe9
@edrabinski @njla@ALALibrary@judyblume I love everything about this! Say hi to Nicole Potdevin my awesome AUL if you see her! (I’m at Fairleigh Dickinson now)
Would any birthing parents who are academic librarians be interested in talking / potentially brainstorming a research topic? Feel free to share with anyone you know who might be interested.
Thank you so much @BuechlerSam for this review & reflection! Really awesome! I appreciate you sharing all of this in real time & can't wait to hear more as you work with these concepts. 👏👏