How book-banning campaigns have changed the lives and education of librarians – they now need to learn how to plan for safety and legally protect themselves https://t.co/cHOqL8Ccss via @ConversationUS
Awesome work Internet Archive! Can't wait to see how we can promote the https://t.co/bBhqDPJwgR Web Archive https://t.co/n3qRbgXjTS for this type of research. https://t.co/FyGRbhbwhl
Great job opportunity: Institute of Governmental Studies #Library#Digitization Project Planner I’m #hiring. Know anyone who might be interested? https://t.co/EFVNsg9HR9
Breaking: The California Reparations Task Force published documents Monday indicating it plans to recommend the state apologize for racism and slavery and consider “down payments” of varying amounts to eligible African American residents. 1/3
In 1966, @berkeleylaw professor Herma Hill Kay co-drafted the California no-fault divorce law, the first of its kind, making “irreconcilable differences” sufficient ground for divorce. She later became the first female dean of a law school in the US. #WomensHistoryMonth#UCWomen
Taking the pain out of data sharing: #DataTransparency allows others to repeat analyses and catch mistakes or fraudulent claims. It allows for new findings through the reanalysis of existing data sets, and it increases trust in the scientific process https://t.co/5VSIMvAPmd
Taking me back to my undergrad years @UCIrvine as comp lit student sitting in on lectures by and about Derrida trying to wrap my brain around deconstruction! Opinion | What Was Deconstruction? https://t.co/Dbwt9yX0C7
Brown University Library Awarded Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to Create New Frameworks to Preserve and Publish Born-Digital Art (via @brownlibrary) https://t.co/G7qsqt3xGf @ARLnews#libraries#funding
@AWhitTwit saw your apology -- i should note that my reply was more about channeling my internally directed frustrations! not at stanford compute folks.😅
"...California’s net neutrality law is based on a solid legal foundation. When the FCC abandoned net neutrality in 2017, it lost the power to stop the states from stepping in to protect their residents." @vanschewick https://t.co/HfQ4WG2x0v
The #UNLibrary’s Index to Speeches provides access to meeting records of the principal @UN organs. Interventions before the Security Council are available in the UN Digital Library going back to 1964: https://t.co/H5IcVz0eGt #UNDL#UNSC