Barnard Library Zine Collection
Co-presenter:
Jessa Lingel (hosted by)
Andrew Beccone, Reanimation Library
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Fierce and Fabulous: Elisabeth Irwin HS feminism class
Co-presenter:
Ileana Jiménez
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Elisabeth Irwin high school class visit from the Barnard Library Zine Collection
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Riot Grrrls and Radical Women--and Zines
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Mary Kosut's SUNY Purchase class
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It seems Slideshare messes with my Drupal stylesheet, and since I don't have it in me right now to figure out why, I'll just give y'all the link to my slideshow instead of embedding it.
How: Building and Maintaining the Zine Collection at Barnard College
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International Zine Library Conference: participating libraries
I am in Poitiers, France for an International Zine Libraries conference. That's Poitiers, not Paris. There are other cities in France, you know! As the founder of the Fanzinothèque here said in our meeting yesterday, the Fanzinothèque perhaps survived because it is here, not Paris, "Fuck Paris." Following is some basic info about the participating institutions.
Zine Librarians collection development/intellectual freedom report back
This is another report back from the Zine Librarians (Un)conference: my notes on the collection development/intellectual freedom session.
Archiving Women Report Back
Archiving Women was a one-day conference "bringing together scholars and archivists to examine feminist practices in the archive."
If I were a little more organized, I could share my notes, but unfortunately they're gone. Instead I'm going to bring up three different threads that for me characterized the event. They are preservation vs. privacy, the de-emphasis of the practitioner, and notable vs. common lives.
PS My presentation.
Grrrls in the Library: Zines at Barnard College
Event:
Archiving Women Conference, Columbia University
Abstract:
Background on what zines are and on the Barnard Library Zine Collection.
Discussion of the value of zines as research materials.
Discussion of three particular zines: Figure 8, Evolution of a Race Riot, and the "Fuck You, High School" issue of Boredom Sucks.
Pratt Insitute Library Media Specialists class
Co-presenter:
Jessica Hochman
Melissa Jones
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Pratt Insitute Library Media Specialists class
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Barnard Library Zine Collection
Pratt Institute LMS Class
November 19, 2008
with Teacher/Librarian Melissa Jones
Professor Jessica Hochman
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