We are sharing a table at the NYC Anarchist Bookfair on Saturday April 9 from 11-7 with the Barnard Library Zine Collection.
We'll need people to set up, table, and break down. Please sign up for a shift!
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2009 NYC Anarchist Book Fair Jillian's slides NEW 1/24/11 Archivists Jillian Cuellar (Tamiment Library) and Nicole Martin (Democracy Now!) and IT Director Nick Gilla (Democracy Now!) will give instruction on archiving principles and techniques for physical and digital materials. This skillshare will be appropriate for individuals and groups interested in preserving their documents and media.
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Monday, November 15 (new date!) Librarians Kate Angell (Sarah Lawrence College) and Jenna Freedman (Barnard College) will serve up a five-minute taste of ten different library and internet resources. On the menu are zine libraries and archives, open access scholarly journals, academic and community libraries--and how to get into the former without ID, and carefully selected websites. All about critical pedagogy, the library ladies will step back and hear from participants about their favorite resources, as well.
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Saturday, July 31, 7-11pm The NYC collective of Radical Reference will host a social gathering at the Reanimation Library in Brooklyn on Saturday, July 31. It is meant to be a meet and greet for library workers and LIS students with far left politics. Radico-curious folks welcome! |
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Essex St. electronics recycling also Saturday July 31, 2010 | 10:00am - 4:00pm
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Youth Alert! Save the Dates & Maybe Save a Life from Being Taken by the NYPD Saturday, July 17th & Sunday, July 18th |
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May 24, 2010 Featuring presentations by Julia Weist, Public Library of American Public Library Deaccession and Andrew Beccone, Reanimation Library with a group discussion afterward, moderated by Emily Drabinski. |
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NYC Anarchist Bookfair 2010, April 17 RR Table Schedule |
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Saturday, May 8th 2010
Brooklyn College Library 1:00pm-4:00pm This event is free Please RSVP by April 9th. btw Everyone involved in this except for the main speaker, Ira Shor, is in Radical Reference: Tom Dodson, Emily Drabinski, and Alana Kumbier (facilitators) and Alycia Sellie and Jonathan Cope (organizers). |
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Movement for Justice in El Barrio EL BARRIO, NYC An echo that turns itself into many voices, into a network of voices that, before the deafness of power, opts to speak to itself, knowing itself to be one and many, acknowledging itself to be equal in its desire to listen and be listened to, recognizing itself as different in the tonalities and levels of voices forming it. A network of voices that resist the war that power wages on them.
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