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    1 sept. 2020

    Four library locations on the Twin Cities campus are now open: Wilson, Walter, Magrath, and the Health Sciences. For hours & safety requirements in our buildings, go to

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    To commemorate Juneteenth or Freedom Day, has created a systemwide resource featuring reflections from students, faculty, and staff as well as info on Juneteenth events throughout MN, history, resources from , video & more at .

    Juneteenth
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    Learn how HSL's own Jonathan Koffel reached out to our campus partners to help the James Ford Bell Library create 3D scans of two globes made in 1696.

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  4. 13 jun.

    Alexander Li-Hua Lee is an Asian American trans masculine activist and attorney. In this oral history interview from the Tretter Transgender Oral History Project, Alex discusses his political and community work in San Francisco Bay Area.

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    13 jun.

    If publication impact is on your mind, Day 8 of the tells you all you want to know about the h-index.

    Research Impact Challenge Day 8. Discover your h-index.
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  6. 12 jun.

    Christopher J. Cuevas is an Indigenous-Latinx, non-binary community organizer, educator, & peace practitioner. In this oral history from the Tretter Transgender Oral History Project, Cuevas discusses their early life & initial forays into activism.

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    12 jun.

    Day 7 of the helps you map your work to the right metrics.

    Research Impact Challenge Day 7. Find the right metrics.
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    11 jun.

    Be among the aspen–images from the Gordon Gullion papers

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    11 jun.

    It may be summer break, but the incredible work at the University of Minnesota continues on! Check out the latest installment of “UMN Headlines”, featuring selected highlights and the latest news at the U of M.

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  10. retwitteó
    11 jun.

    Back at my favorite spot in the library after an year and a half 🙂

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    11 jun.

    In , Elan Pochedley demonstrates how restorative mapping is "a starting point for spatially envisioning historic inter-species relational networks" and for imagining decolonial returns.

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    10 jun.

    One of the best things about our new location? Our artifacts are much more visible now! We have aisles upon aisles and drawers upon drawers of historical treasures waiting for discovery!

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  13. 11 jun.

    Check out this Tretter Transgender Oral History Project interview with Kayla Gore, whose project My Sistah's House is building tiny houses for trans women in Memphis. Gore discusses the beginnings of her activism and community organizing.

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    11 jun.

    Day 6 of the provides a worksheet to help you determine the metrics that are important to you.

    Research Impact Challenge Day 6. Know what's important to you.
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  15. 11 jun.

    The Juneteenth Sweet Potato Comfort Pie Jubilee is June 18 at Western Sculpture Park in St. Paul. is a co-sponsor of the event, which features a live reading of “Kumbayah: The Juneteenth Story,” a play by Rose McGee. Event details:

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    10 jun.

    We're half-way through the . On Day 5 we're sharing tips for enhancing your online profiles.

    Research Impact Challenge Day 5. Enhance your online profiles.
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  17. 10 jun.

    In this oral history interview from the Tretter Transgender Oral History Project, Mariah Moore, co-founder of The House of Tulip in New Orleans, discusses her community organizing work among Black trans women in New Orleans.

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    10 jun.

    Sooooo organizedddddd - who wants a tour of our new stack space?!

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    10 jun.

    Thank you to our partners-- and UMN Libraries Publishing ()--as well as all the authors and contributors who helped make Issue 18: Water Futures a provocative, engaging, and beautiful collection. Happy reading!

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  20. 9 jun.

    In this oral history from the Tretter Transgender Oral History Project, Ola Osaze, Director for the Black LGBTQ+ Migrant Project, discusses the founding, operations, and philosophy of BLMP and the violence & criminalization faced by Black LGBTQ+ migrants.

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    9 jun.

    Presenting today on some of our work preserving podcasts in the at

    RSS feeds for podcasts can be useful for capturing metadata - preserving podcasts: an institutional repository case study by Erik A. Moore & Valerie M. Collins, University of Minnesota
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