Ukrainian Libraries in Wartime By Ulia Gosart The Russo-Ukrainian War is more than a war between armies—it is a war between societies. Russia’s intention is not solely to defeat the Ukrainian military but to turn Ukraine into a gray zone by destroying it as a nation. Among the key casualties of the war are cultural heritage institutions, specifically those where ideas are preserved and exchanged: libraries. |
Sage Skills: Student Success | eReview By Gricel Dominguez SAGE Skills: Student Success is an excellent resource for institutions supporting undergraduate education and returning or nontraditional students looking to refresh their skills. |
Disability Pride Month | 10 Books To Add to the Collection and Share with Readers By Sarah Hashimoto July’s Disability Pride Month commemorates the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which President George H.W. Bush signed into law on July 26, 1990. This month-long observance promotes the de-stigmatization of disability, combats ableism, celebrates visibility, and honors the accomplishments, influence, strengths, and joys of the disability community. |
SPONSORED BY THE MIT PRESS Direct to Open: A Bold Experiment in Open Access By participating in Direct to Open, libraries shift from buying digital monographs from the MIT Press once for a single collection to funding them once for the world. Together, we can make knowledge more open and accessible. Libraries must commit by June 30, 2023 to receive dynamic participation benefits. Learn More>>> |
“Being professionals, we support our readers in all situations—whether it is occupation, shelling, staying in shelters, or in everyday life. Although our work is hard and dangerous, we are elated when we support our people and contribute to our mutual victory.” —From "Ukrainian Libraries in Wartime" |
PERFORMING ARTS We See Each Other: A Black, Trans Journey Through TV and Film By Tre’vell Anderson An excellent examination of the current state of on-screen trans representation and its real-life effects. Anderson also offers some insight into the ways gender, sexuality, and race are handled in different media. PREMIUM Making the Low Notes: A Life in Music By Bill Harrison While exploring a life in music, this book also outlines trying to fit in, finding and retaining a job, and adjusting to fellow workers, all experiences that many readers may find to be universally relatable. PREMIUM Game Show Confidential: The Story of an American Obsession By Boze Hadleigh Offered more for information than extensive sociological analysis, this is an entertaining treat for nostalgia and trivia lovers. |
James Beard Book Awards Nominees Announced | Book Pulse By Kate Merlene The James Beard 2023 Media Award nominees are announced. Sarah Holland-Batt wins the 2023 Stella Prize for The Jaguar. The 2023 RBC Bronwen Wallace Awards shortlist, 2023 Sejun Awards nominees, Russel Prize for Humour Writing 2023 shortlists, and 2023 Roswell finalists are announced. |
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