SUMMARY: With this notice, the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) within the Executive Office of the President, requests input from the community regarding enhancing public access to archi
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ABC No Rio, which often hosts Rad Ref NYC meetings as well as the tech collective, InterActivist Network, that hosts our site, has a 2010 calendar on sale for $10. It's full of black and white photographs, including one that shows the origin of the space's name. Buy a calendar and help heat the building this winter. |
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Presentations from the 11/17/2009 Progressive Librarians Guild - UA Chapter LIS Skillshare are now available:
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I thought you all might enjoy this interview from geekfeminism.org wherein Kristina Clair, sysadmin
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Dear Radical Reference user, Would you like to help two Library Science students?
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An article by Lia Friedman and yours truly (Melissa Morrone) is now in print, in the latest issue of The Reference Librarian! "Radical Reference: Socially Responsible Librarianship Collaborating With Community" |
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Please note, this is a thinky sort of a piece rather than an informational one, but this seemed like the right place for it, and I'd appreciate your thoughts, should you have any. |
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October 29, 2009 |
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By popular demand, we're now microblogging on identi.ca, too. Open source 4ever! |
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Radical Reference is now tweeting. Well actually we haven't tweeted anything yet, but the plan is to feed links from our website out to the Twittersphere. (Is it wrong to use that word, like saying "webinar" is wrong?) Our account is RadReference, as some med school student already had radref. |
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