Disability Pride Month E-resources
Celebrate Disability Pride Month with us! Come check out how Gleeson supports people with disabilities regarding our website, resources, and databases. Continue reading Disability Pride Month E-resources
Category: Antiracism, Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Annie Pho Receives the Madrina Legacy Award
Gleeson’s very own Annie Pho won an award this year at the Women of Color Leadership Conference-see what she won and what her colleagues say about her. Continue reading Annie Pho Receives the Madrina Legacy Award
Black History Month E-Resources
In celebration of Black History Month, we’re excited to draw attention to a number of our unique and inspiring databases which focus upon Black scholarship, arts, and heritage. Continue reading Black History Month E-Resources
Native American Heritage Month E-Resources
Relevant databases in celebration of Native American Heritage Month, come check them out! Continue reading Native American Heritage Month E-Resources
Latinx Heritage Month: E-Resources & More
Celebrating Latinx Heritage Month, we’re highlighting some of our relevant e-resources along with the current show up in Thacher Gallery. Continue reading Latinx Heritage Month: E-Resources & More
Celebrating Disability Pride Month
Join Gleeson as we celebrate Disability Pride Month- here we highlight a key database for learning more about the Disability Pride Movement. Continue reading Celebrating Disability Pride Month
The University Libraries Harmful Language Statement
Gleeson Library | Geschke Center and Zief Law Library have adopted a Harmful Language Statement to acknowledge and address harmful language present in our collection descriptions and collection materials.
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Announcing Our OER for Social Justice Award Winners!
Gleeson Library and the Open Educational Resources for Social Justice project team introduce the teams of faculty who’ve received the $40,000 grant awards. Continue reading Announcing Our OER for Social Justice Award Winners!
Dr. King’s Legacy Preserved in the Donohue Rare Book Room
A rare and beautiful printing of Dr. King’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” is housed in the Donahue Rare Book Room. Continue reading Dr. King’s Legacy Preserved in the Donohue Rare Book Room
Descriptive Practice for Social Justice: An Internship Reflection
Zoe Hume, inaugural Reparative and Inclusive Description (RID) Survey Scholar, shares her experience. Continue reading Descriptive Practice for Social Justice: An Internship Reflection