Michelle LeBlanc and Megan Nally of @bplmaps discuss the Maptivist Initiative https://t.co/VqDJlQde4b and "Activism in Boston Over Time" primary source sets https://t.co/PB06ZyRWIY
#DCCon22
Some great programming coming up from the @usmlibraries Special Collections! Big Queer Historical Bar Tour of Portland Maine:
https://t.co/aJGSqOlUZ1
#DCCon22
We're off and running with #DCCon22! Up first, Local History at All Levels: Making Collections Relatable and Accessible. Kim DeWall discusses the @falpublib Historical Postcard Collection
https://t.co/gj2mVoFnSv
“a great film and if you can see it in a packed theater full of librarians, you should” — @jessamyn https://t.co/aJ17y2dxch
Do you want to help us make this happen? Get in touch for info about setting up a screening!
@violetbfox @JillErickson I don’t think Dewey is the issue, either. There are options with Dewey, as @violetbfox points out. The question may be about contemporary memoirs.