@LIScluster If you want to deep dive on Olympics history right in time for the Opening Ceremony on the 23rd, read right ahead! This resource contains the dates and cities of all the modern Olympic meets, with links to individual meets: https://t.co/YJqWfA7X6x
@LIScluster If you've not had the chance to watch 'Tomb Raiders' on the Smithsonian Channel covering the recently discovered "megatombs" in Egypt, take the time to read through this resource on the topic: https://t.co/C6DM86gZ1l
@LIScluster Wanting to educate yourself on gender and pronouns but don't know where to start? NPR has an excellent guide they prepared with the help of GLAAD that you can find here: https://t.co/vtBuiLnlbv
@LIScluster If you're interested in learning more about the Ocean and how we study it, check out this NOAA podcast covering everything from shipwrecks to coral reefs! https://t.co/9p6X0N3n2d
@LIScluster If you have a layperson's understanding of science like myself and don't know where to start on CRISPR and the gene-editing process, here is a compiled guide of resources: https://t.co/BtldUJNuX3
@LIScluster Learn more about gender-neutral pronouns and the history behind them with this resource by https://t.co/SDrEFej9US publications here: https://t.co/j7KqXE7tph
@Stephen82006626@LIScluster I loved this resource. It piqued my interest on Austen's novels as they are steeped in British geography such as Bath, Brighton, and the Lake District. I found maps depicting the places, real and fiction, of her novels: https://t.co/GpjX9Uv4kZ
@LIScluster 2020 brought all sorts of unexpected challenges and with 2021 already half over, businesses are still feeling the effects. See the top risks for 2021 here: https://t.co/YKddeAn5FY
@stephcascio@LIScluster@LIScluster I loved searching through WNDB's resources. One of their most helpful resources was the app OurStory, an appropriate tool for all audiences to discover a broader range of media representation. Thanks for the share!
@LIScluster For the last day of Pride, check out this link via SJCPL on local Northern Indiana LGBTQ+ history dating back to the 50's! https://t.co/8rdFYGV8jw