"Now, in 2025, I question how much has truly changed..." New blog post by guest writer Glen Edward reflecting on a turbulent 2020 protest crtcollective.org/the-bell-ringe…

The Uses of Anger ~ Audre Lorde

5 pages of inspiration if you have a few minutes:
academicworks.cuny.edu/cgi/viewcont...

#BlackHistoryMonth #Solidarity #women #intersectionality #LGBTQ

Happy BLACK History Month. I read Black books every month but I got two stacks for y'all.

First stack is books by Black authors I loved and the second are the ones I’m getting to.

#booksky

CRTc member Ramona Naicker urges integration of Indigenous perspectives in archival practice in Australia and globally in her new article. Released in our special issue of Education for Information: crtcollective.org/ramona-naick...

And it’s out, this paper has been in the making for a long while! ‘Beyond the Single Story of Climate Vulnerability: Centring Disabled People and Their Knowledges in “Care-Full” Climate Action’: doi.org/10.13169/int...

✍️ There is one week left to submit proposals for CJAL's next special issue: "(More Than) A Decade of Critical Librarianship: Reflections and Speculations."

See details on our website ⤵️
cjal.ca/index.php/ca...

We look forward to reading your work!

#CritLib #Libraries #AcademicSky #OA

Want to read ethically by ditching Audible/Amazon, Spotify, &c? 💙📚

1. Your local library needs support & has free physical & audiobooks

2. Queer Liberation Library: free digital library for US LBGTQ folks

3. Libro.fm: Audible but pays indie bookshops

4. Bookshop.org: physical books from indies

How José "Cha Cha" Jiménez empowered Chicago Puerto Ricans: "He was a true revolutionary." https://buff.ly/3DY4Zy4

We're so excited to share our latest special issue of Education for Information! Starting off with Marilyn Clarke's review of the book Decolonial Imaginings by Avatar Brah. Read it here crtcollective.org/marilyn-clar...