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The first ARLIS/NA conference held in New York City in 1973 ended with a rap session addressing the questions: Who Are We? Where Are We Going? Fifty years later, four long-time members of the Society…
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Jenny Carson, from the Department of History at Ryerson University, presents “A Matter of Moral Justice: Black Women Laundry Workers and the Fight for Justice” on Zoom. Her book of the…
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Graduate student Michaela Allen-Sanchez (she/they) unpacks the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Two-Spirits Crisis, then leads discussion amongst session attendees. Sponsored by Women*s…
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In honor of Women*s History Month, the office of Women*s Student Services (in collaboration with several other sponsors) hosted queer, Latinx, writer Gabby Rivera, author of Juliet Takes a Breath and…
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On December 4th, 1990, ARLIS/NA President Lyn Korenic interviewed Judith Hoffberg, a founding member of ARLIS/NA and its director. They were joined by Amy Navratil Ciccone, Judith’s assistant…
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Andrea Ringer, from Tennessee State University's Department of History,
Political Science, Geography, & Africana Studies, delivers the zoom presentation “'Save the Circus’:…
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At the request of Stanford slide librarian Nancy McCauley, Luraine Tansey talks about her career and the foundation of the Slide Curators Association (now VRA) and ARLIS/NA. In addition to working in…
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Reflection- Cities: America's Best Laid Plans?
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