This is from earlier in the month but I find the way they used Minecraft to give people access to censored works pretty cool https://t.co/k7hGRFYkgU #TLDE2022
So I took a trip to one of the OPL branches (W Dale Clark) and finally got to look at some of their Zines! They were honestly so cool and fun to look at. I decided to share a few photos I took of them. If you ever get the chance take a look! #TLDE2022
I know this doesn't affect me at all but this is just another way people are trying to limit what we do. So I guess we have to keep an eye out because it can come from anywhere. #TLDE2022 https://t.co/K6OUOAzvOG
I have no words for how much this story upsets me. It's basically trying to ignore important parts of history. I definitely will pick up a copy. #TLDE2022
The founder of the D/deaf/HoH kidlit organization Signed Ink speaks with authors about how deafness informs their creative process: https://t.co/4IauOqOgzR
As a future librarian, I really hope this doesn't become a part of the struggle we might have to deal with. If it does, I guess I'm going to get into some trouble. #TLDE2022
Both the Indiana and Iowa State Legislatures have introduced legislation regarding criminally charging libraries and librarians over “inappropriate” material. Read more on the @OIF#IntellectualFreedom blog
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And the 2022 Big Talk From Small Libraries online conference is a wrap!
Thanks to all the presenters and attendees. It was a great day!
Recordings of all sessions will be available soon at https://t.co/DNYhGzGIjX
#BTSL2022@RuralLibAssoc@NLC_News
I know this account might seem a little off for the thread. I wanted to share it nonetheless. It not only shares a lot of interesting historical stuff but also shows an interesting way of sharing history. #TLDE2022
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As someone who grew up in a rural area with little access to certain medical services especially mental health ones, I think any help we can give is beneficial to those that need it. #TLDE2022
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Didn't know that Omaha Public Library has zines. I think it's a cool thing to have especially because they are made by those in the community and you can even donate your own. #TLDE2022
Have you checked out #OmahaLibrary's zine collection lately? Zines are niche, handmade, hyper-local booklets created by community members for community members. Browse this collection at Benson Branch and W. Dale Clark Main Library! Learn more here: https://t.co/O9MSqlAR0Z