Well, I've evidently been a member of RR for one year and 36 weeks, and so far, I haven't done very much.
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Not a Rad Ref event, but Arpita Bose and I will soon be conducting a free Internet research workshop at the Park Slope Food Coop: A Hard Nut to Crack: Researching Your Neighborhood
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UPDATE 6/27: Members of Radical Reference and interested persons met at the Anaheim ALA conference. Because two did not want their names listed, I won't list any, because frankly, I can't remember who is who, and some people felt very strongly about this point.
Thanks all who came and if I missed anything, which is likely, either email me or add to comments.
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question / pregunta:
PLEASE HELP: Traditional vs non-traditional forms of advertising? Specifically, I'm looing at the wor of Banksy, and showing how agencies could use the urban landscape as an advertising medium.
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Call for participation from the POPS Art Project blog: NYPL ProtestCall for Participation
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Call for Papers Informed Agitation: Library and Information Skills in Social Justice Movements and Beyond
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On May 21, 2012 we had a conference call to discuss the future of Radical Reference and our services. Below you'll see some action items. Please take a look and let us know what you think-- Facilitator: Lia Action Items Coming Out of the Call: +We all commit to do something by end of month with the website. +A new informational letter will be drafted (Done 5/22-please see updated text here) +Radical librarians conference organizing plan (Julie) +ALA get-together +Document example answers with strategies === Introductions Intro who you are, how long in RR and if you ever answered a question. Lia since near beginning, part of NY collective, then part of San Diego collective (too small of a group). Lia makes the RR shirts and has answered questions. James from northern CA, used to be from SD, involved since beginning, home support for RNC, answered questions particularly gov doc qs. Jim from UMaryland, used to answer lots of questions but staff cut backs make it harder. Involved/followed since 2004, nearing retirement age which might make it easier to give more time Jenna involved since beginning, has answered questions Jessica, lives in NY, from Bay Area, involved in last year, followed longer, answered questions for about 6 months Julie, new to RR, following for a while, teach about RR in class, Jenna was a guest speaker through email, haven’t answered questions, in social justice doctoral program, would like to answer questions Lisa from Cincinnati, following since library school (a few years), recently joined RR (last week) hasn’t answered qs yet Madeline, just graduated from lib school, just signed up in past week too. Heather, Boston collective organizes events, don’t answer questions Melissa. Various activities with NYC collective. Written about RR. Has answered questions in the past. Susie, Boston. Follower and user since 2006, answered questions while in library school in late 2000s. -- Agreed: Names will not be used in notes, but people will introduce themselves before speaking. -- Background/Reason for Conference Call: What is the future of RR? What should we or shouldn’t we spend time and energy on? People are still using online Q&A but we’re not putting a lot of effort into it. We are neither in a place to promote ourselves accurately or to do events/projects effectively. This call and questioning is not a bad thing. The project has existed for nearly eight years. It evolves and has evolved. It is a nearly eight year national online project. Time is due.
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Radical Reference Members: Please list your blog here, and annotate it if you like. Note: most of the entries are from 2007 and might need updating. |
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question / pregunta:
Where would one find databases or lists of paid fellowship programs (national or international) for activists, academics, journalists or analysts concerned with human rights, social, economic or environmental justice? Thank you.
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I am requesting permission to reproduce the article below for educational purposes, on a cost recovery basis. If possible, I am requesting this on an ongoing basis, which will save having to request permission each year. Davis, Angela Y. & Dylan Rodriguez (n/d) “The Challenge of Prison Abolition: A Conversation between Angela Y. Davis and Dylan Rodriguez” (pp. 1-6). History Is a Weapon. Downloaded May 16, 2012 from: http://www.historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/davisinterview.html
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