Bea

[IDBOOX @IDBOOX]

USA – Une bibliothèque en ligne gratuite donne accès aux livres censurés https://t.co/4KWfuZgC3x
@dpla @BarackObama #bibliotheque #ebook #bannedbooks

[DPLA @dpla]

Intellectual freedom is under attack in America. @DPLA is fighting back against book bans by providing access to all with #TheBannedBookClub.

[Haitian Studies @HaitianStudies]

The Forgotten Occupation - Online Screening and Q&A
July 29 | 2PM ET | Zoom

https://t.co/XE7Rk6RIO4

With @drsepinwall, @YvelineAlexis, @PalmetiFilms

[DPLA @dpla]

Today, we are proud to announce the launch of The Banned Book Club to ensure that all Americans have access to the books they want to read. Find out more: https://t.co/OmC2raUOq7
@Palacelib

[National Endowment for the Humanities @NEHgov]

There’s still time to apply to @HumFed and @HumanitiesAll’s 2023 NHC Equitable Grant program!

Funding, provided by @NEHgov, will support attendance and travel expenses for up to 30 attendees of the 2023 National Humanities Conference.

Apply by 7/8 at https://t.co/qtnwRqAOdt

[Coalition of Immokalee Workers @ciw]

From Homestead to Tallahassee, grassroots organizations and community groups came together with a single message: Immigrants make Florida stronger, and deserve to be treated with respect.

https://t.co/L9gYgAxBVG

[American Library Association @ALALibrary]

These words, penned 70 years ago, are more relevant than ever today. Take some time on #July4th to read the entire #FreedomToRead Statement and add your name to declare your support for intellectual freedom.
https://t.co/fzXPQuWVIw

#UniteAgainstBookBans
#FreePeopleReadFreely

[Bea @skokan01]

No matter their age or career, these people all have one thing in common. They are bibliophiles, lovers of books.

[Smithsonian’s NMAAHC @NMAAHC]

#OnThisDay in 1877, Sculptor Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller was born. Created at the dawn of the Harlem Renaissance, Fuller's "Ethiopia" sculpture is widely considered the first Pan-African American work of art. Learn more: https://t.co/qALOYt26sm

[Smithsonian’s NMAAHC @NMAAHC]

“Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.” - Frederick Douglass

Take a sneak peek at our museum's top #Juneteenth picks and explore the books on our expert's must-read list — curated just for you: https://t.co/ppqcZADwi3

[ACRL/RBMS (inactive) @RBMSinfo]

In-person registration for the #RBMS23 Conference closes ONE WEEK from today! Sign up before June 16: https://t.co/yRQ2GdFNDZ

[SALALM @salalm]

#SALALM68 book exhibit. It's like a mini-book fair w/ vendors from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Caribbean, Central America, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, Spain, Uruguay & Venezuela. See full of vendors https://t.co/7Qb1xXIjsm

[SALALM @salalm]

Felicidades to Sarah Aponte, the 2023 José Toribio Medina awardee for her book book "La presencia dominicana en el periódico 'Las Novedades,' 1876-1918: De breve mención a propietarios en la ciudad de NuevaYork"

[NowThis Impact @nowthisimpact]

Since Amanda Gorman's poem 'The Hill We Climb' is now being deemed too 'controversial' for Florida elementary schools, why don't we all take 5 min and actually listen to her words, delivered from the Capitol at Pres. Joe Biden's 2021 inauguration

[NY Public Library @nypl]

Friends don’t let friends protest alone 🤝 New Yorkers: your libraries need your support! We’re still facing $36.2 million in cuts. Proposed cuts will mean every branch will close on Sundays, and end universal six-day service. Say #NoCutsToLibraries at https://t.co/hKmGjfo4SF

[Miami Freedom Project @miami_freedom]

BREAKING: A school in Miami-Dade County has banned @TheAmandaGorman's inaugural poem "The Hill We Climb" after one parent complained of Critical Race Theory

[Oral History Association @oralhistory]

2023 Annual Meeting Scholarship Applications are now open! Go to https://t.co/7MTh2xmGRE for more information! #oha2023

[Le Centre d'Art HAITI @cda_haiti]

Nous avons réalisé le samedi 20 mai, la #projection du film ''Cédor ou l'esthétique de la modestie''.

Dans ce #documentaire, le réalisateur @ArnoldAntonin fait le portrait d’un plasticien leader, doté d’un esprit innovateur à même de proposer de nouveaux paradigmes esthétiques.

[NY Public Library @nypl]

Ever wondered how our Lions got their names? 🦁 In the 1930s, Mayor Fiorello La Guardia nicknamed the Library's Lions Patience and Fortitude because he felt New Yorkers needed to possess these qualities to survive the Great Depression: https://t.co/QQJhayImn1