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Authors Catherine Marienau and Gail Zelitzky share the stories behind their book Women Over 70 and the Six Cs of vital aging.

Marsha Myrie Obi reflects on writing The Fourth Research Tradition, two-hand reading, and decolonizing knowledge in the Commonwealth Caribbean.

Black Madness Theory (BMT) a technology of knowingness informed by the everyday lived experiences of being Black, Mad, and disabled.

Explore immersive cultural education journeys, workshops, and events focused on the African Diaspora, language learning, history, and authentic connection. Breaking Bias - Cultural Immersion Travel

LPP’s Virtual Event Takes Place Oct. 22-23 and is Free to Attend   New York, NY — September 3, 2026 — Faculty, scholars, activists and others have partnered with Lived Places Publishing (LPP) to facil...

Patriot Front's July 4th march showed how preppy style — khakis, polos, Ivy League casualwear — can double as a far-right uniform.

An autoethnographic look at being a transgender man in a women's prison in England, exploring identity, abuse, and rehabilitation through lived experience.

Libraries base acquisitions decisions on values to reclaim and recalibrate the scholarly publishing landscape. The Next Generation Library Publishing project, composed of the Educopia Institute, Calif...

An autoethnographic look at being a transgender man in a women's prison in England, exploring identity, abuse, and rehabilitation through lived experience.

Temple University Libraries built a novel collection development process using book awards to identify diverse authors when metadata falls short.

Celebrate the life of Elaine Katz, leave a kind word or memory and get funeral service information care of Riverside Memorial Chapel.

How the Homosaurus, a global LGBT+ controlled vocabulary, helps librarians correct outdated catalog records — and why its work is now under threat.

A look at how COVID-19 deepened health disparities for marginalized communities in the U.S., and what it means for public health policy and practice going forward.

Author Nicole K. Rivas shares the story behind The Archaeology of Fashion, exploring how clothing and family archives preserve memory and identity.

Few filmmakers have done more to demonstrate the artistic possibilities of archival cinema. Fewer still have done so with such patience, rigor, and humanity.

A librarian married to a physician reflects on how St. Luke's Hospital teaches humanity, compassion, and dignity alongside clinical medicine.

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Ashleigh Chapman reflects on returning to study after two years in solitary confinement, and the gap between prison and community education in Victoria, Australia.

A forum for researchers and practitioners focused on both the theoretical and the practical aspects of human lived experience.

About 100 residents filled the Evanston Public Library Wednesday to hear from a panel of subjects in Evanston Speaks, a new oral history book compiling

Sexism and patriarchy remain dominant infrastructures in today's world. Reshaping that infrastructure and the centuries-old mindset that accompanies it requires collective engagement and action from u...