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Category Archives: Librarianship
celebrating culture
This past weekend, our library held a community event called Connection, Acceptance and Community: an Unconference, in partnership with the school district. Last month we held an event In Honour of the Community Commitment to Truth, Healing & Reconciliation, in … Continue reading
a true champion of our freedom to read
It’s been a while since I last blogged in this space, but this past week’s honouring of our Freedom to Read has inspired me to write. Freedom to Read Week is an annual event that encourages Canadians to think about … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Information Policy, Intellectual Freedom, Leadership, Librarianship
Tagged activism, Bill C-51, Brian Campbell
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every interaction counts
Having recently returned to public library work, my librarian heart is filled with joy when I witness daily the interactions between people in an information-rich environment. To see people alone or in groups, with or without help from staff: browsing, … Continue reading
librarians on the frontier
This is a guest posting by Dave Obee, author of The Library Book: A History of Service to British Columbia. Every few weeks, it seems, somebody somewhere will come up with a list of professions that are dying, jobs that are disappearing, … Continue reading
roadworks and book arts
Picture a steamroller used by artists in making prints. Make that a three-ton construction steamroller and an unlikely letterpress bed: a city street! photo credit: unknown: laughingsquid.com 54
Posted in Creativity, Innovation, Librarianship
Tagged Brewster Kahle, Internet Archive, Mary Austin, San Francisco Center for the Book, SFCB
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