April = Jazz Appreciation Month! Brown Library is highlighting Qwest TV as its Eresource of the month. Created by Quincy Jones, Qwest is a video resource with music content and particular strength in rare jazz performances and jazz festival documentaries. library.brown.edu/create/libnews…

'gOD-Talk: Reimagining faith in the 21st century' screening and talk with creator/producer from Smithsonian Smithsonian’s NMAAHC, John Hay Library, Tues, April 16 @5:30pm, hosted with @BlackHeritageRI. brownlibrary.lwcal.com/#!view/event/s…
#spirituality #faith #religion #gODTalk #BlackFaith

April 3: Cross-disciplinary panel discussion centered on Kimberly Juanita Brown’s 'Mortevivum: Photography and the Politics of the Visual' (Paperback from MIT Press; open access digital ed. by Brown University Digital Publications). library.brown.edu/create/libnews… #photography #blackness

Undergrads Brown University: Apply to the Undergraduate Prize for Excellence in Library Research now through April 5 for $750 and recognition of a 2023 class research project that makes exemplary use of library resources. library.brown.edu/ugresearchpriz…
#prize #AcademicLibrary #library

HIRING Brown University: Director of Library Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. DEI & associated issues of racial justice continue to be major commitments Brown University and are integral to the Library’s mission on campus & our growth as an organization.

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You can mine and analyze large amounts of text using resources offered by the Library! ProQuest TDM Studio and Scopus API are your Electronic Resources of the Month. Email [email protected] for 1:1 virtual or in-person consultations, classes, and data requests. #DataMining

PUB DAY for “Mortevivum: Photography & the Politics of the Visual,” a powerful examination of the unsettling history of photography & its fraught relationship to global antiblackness, by
Kimberly Juanita Brown 1st in the The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social Brown University Digital Publications’s On Seeing series

Are you interested in researching at the John Hay Library? Apply for a 2024-2025 New England Regional Fellowship Consortium (NERFC) grant now through February 1st, 2024! Find the online application link here: masshist.org/fellowships/ne…

#nerfc #archives #researchers

Brown University Digital Publications at the Library receives 2023 Brown University Excellence Award in Innovation!
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#technology #digital #DigitalScholarship #DigitalPublication #creativity #inspiration #DigitalArt

Postdocs @brownuniversity apply now!

Forbes cites Brown University Library​ on making choices about the use of generative AI tools in academic work. forbes.com/sites/forbesag… #AI #GenerativeAI #aiartificialintelligence #Library #Legal

“A Matter of Truth” Dives Into Rhode Island’s History of Discrimination; includes some Special Collections items from the Brown Library and curation from Dr. Chris West, Library's Curator of the Black Diaspora rimonthly.com/a-matter-of-tr… #BlackHistory #401 #ProvidenceRI #NewEngland

October is LGBTQ History Month! Your Brown University Library is highlighting Queer Pasts, a new digital queer history project consisting of primary source document collections and curatorial essays. …lexanderstreet-com.revproxy.brown.edu/qupa #queerhistory #lgbtqhistory month #lgbtqhistory

“Banning books is an attempt to control what kids can imagine as possible for themselves and for their worlds,' said Leo Lovemore, librarian for history, society and culture in BDH: Brown community members share concerns amid increase in LGBTQ book bans browndailyherald.com/article/2023/0…

Piece composed in solitary confinement and never performed gets its world premiere at Brown brown.edu/news/2023-09-2… “I think understanding more about the lives of people in prisons and jails is so crucial to understanding the state of our prisons and criminal justice system.'

The Library looks forward to the keynote presentation tonight at 'Voices of Mass Incarceration: A Symposium.' Unfortunately, Pam Africa is unable to attend.

All three days of 'Voices of Mass Incarceration: A Symposium' are full for in-person attendance. You can join the waitlist or register to watch online at …cesofmassincarceration.eventbrite.com. #VoicesOfMassIncarceration

VOICES OF MASS INCARCERATION: A SYMPOSIUM 9/27-9/29 Brown University Registration open for in-person and livestream …cesofmassincarceration.eventbrite.com With Angela Y. Davis, Pam Africa, Julia Wright, Johanna Fernández '93, Heather Ann Thompson, and more. Pembroke Center Simmons Center for the Study of Slavery & Justice

Congratulations to Brown University Digital Publications on receiving a IMLS grant!

Congratulations to the John Carter Brown Library on its renovation and new digital platform! brown.edu/news/2023-06-2…