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=== '''Programs for Families & Children''' ===
=== '''<br/>Programs for Families & Children''' ===
<div>'''Sunday November 13th''' and '''Sunday November 20th''' we will be having storytimes for children and families at 12:00pm. They will be held either on the plaza, or in a tent next to the library tent, depending on the weather. All are welcome!</div><div><br/><br/></div>
<div>'''Sunday November 13th''' and '''Sunday November 20th''' we will be having storytimes for children and families at 12:00pm. They will be held either on the plaza, or in a tent next to the library tent, depending on the weather. All are welcome!</div><div><br/><br/></div>
=== '''A-Z Library Meetings Minutes''' ===
=== '''A-Z Library Meetings Minutes''' ===

Revision as of 09:25, 21 November 2011

Want INFORMATION to inform your ACTIVISM? Want to learn more about histories of RESISTANCE, investigating CORPORATIONS, or ANTI-RACISM FOR ACTIVISTS?

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RADICAL REFERENCE  and the Audre Lorde to Howard Zinn Library can help!

Ask a librarian! We can help you find resources & answers to questions. Look for us in the Library Tent.

If there are no librarians on duty:

  • Go to the Radical Reference website 
  • Click on Submit a Reference Question at the top of the page
  • Fill out the form. Your email address will be shared with Radical Reference librarians, but will not be made public.
  • We’ll email you an answer, or with any follow-up questions we might have.
  • We’ll also post the Q & A (with any personally identifying information removed) on the Radical Reference site. If you don’t want us to publish your question on the site, just tell us.

Radical Reference is a collective of volunteer library workers who believe in social justice and equality. We support activist communities, progressive organizations, and independent journalists by providing professional research support, education and access to information.


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Programs for Families & Children

Sunday November 13th and Sunday November 20th we will be having storytimes for children and families at 12:00pm. They will be held either on the plaza, or in a tent next to the library tent, depending on the weather. All are welcome!


A-Z Library Meetings Minutes


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