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Have you signed up for the next #APALive event, “Philosophy Jobs with Pre-K to High-School Students”? Register here: apaonline.org/events/EventDe…
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Today marks the start of #AAPIHeritageMonth!
Join us in celebrating by exploring this virtual bookshelf of #NEHgrant-funded projects highlighting the vital role this community has played in shaping the #history of the U.S. bit.ly/3uaUZYc
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The @HASTAC2023 schedule is live! June 8-10 @PrattInstitute Join us for an exciting range of scholarly and creative work around the theme of Critical Making & Social Justice from one of the world’s first and oldest academic networks @HASTAC hastac2023.sched.com/
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Researching family history? Check out our collection of Jewish American newspapers for #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth
chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/n… #ChronAm #Genealogy
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Wild West legend, frontierswoman, sharpshooter, and storyteller Calamity Jane was born #OTD in 1852.
Learn the myths and truths about her life from a junior high school teacher & Calamity Jane impersonator, with @humanitiesmag: bit.ly/40RA8J0
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Check out our new opening for a human and organizational development librarian for Peabody Library @VanderbiltU (Job ID 10003778).
Peabody Library is looking for a new librarian team member! Come be a part of the amazing @vupeabody community 💛🖤 #LISjobs Visit the Vanderbilt job site to apply! vanderbilt.edu/work-at-vande…
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Seigenthaler’s legacy celebrated in Freedom Forum event, new VU Press book news.vanderbilt.edu/2023/04/…
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NOW AVAILABLE as audiobook
The People's Plaza
Justin Jones @brotherjones_
foreword by Rev. Dr. Barber @RevDrBarber
read by Psalm Morant @EmberVA
We are thrilled to offer Justin's book in this format, read by a talented voice actor. Listen to a sample here, and get yours today!
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Civil rights activist Coretta Scott King was born #OTD in 1927, in Marion, Alabama. Her vision for social justice was influential to her husband Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and continued long after his assassination. #APeoplesJourney
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To find the fortlet, which isn’t visible above ground, archaeologists employed gradiometry, a geophysical survey technique that uses small variations in Earth's magnetic field to find objects buried underground without excavation. bit.ly/3NlWmzN
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In these Mountains: Project Grants - Organizations must be located within and serve at least one Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) county
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The second FREE masterclass with South Africa’s Vuyani Dance Theatre is for local dancers! Intermediate and advanced movers can join Vuyani artists on May 6 for a dynamic, 90-minute class that explores the athletic styles of the company. Learn more & RSVP: bit.ly/OZCION
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Native American history is American history. @Interior's partnership with @NEHgov will help us collect and document the experiences of survivors of federal Indian boarding school policies so they are part of our shared history.
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This lesson pairs Jacob Lawrence’s paintings with poetry from Paul Lawrence Dunbar & Helene Johnson.
How do these pieces represent the life and changing roles of Black Americans during the #GreatMigration & #HarlemRenaissance?
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#NationalPoetryMonth
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Today, 4/27, at 5:45pm ET: Join @NEHchair in conversation with @Joyhumanist at @ACLS1919’s Annual Meeting.
Register for the conversation, here: bit.ly/3n6maoZ
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Our colleagues at @Vanderbilt_CS are hosting a showcase of student artwork co-created with stable diffusion models
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New Sesquicentennial Oak Tree joins Vanderbilt’s green canopy buff.ly/3n6Er5A
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So excited to support the Nashville Poetry Fest and Fundraiser! Check it out and win books this Sunday 4/30, 2-7 pm
"Live poetry, raffle+giveaways, small press, zines, comics, book art, screenprinting ~ Celebrating all things literary+bookish in Nashville." @NashvillePoetry





























