LRN #38: Voting matters, even, and especially, in the midterms
In honour of the general election – 100 days from today – I would like to discuss a little about the candidates running in districts where I currently live, as well as a few other …
LRN #28 Learning disruption for political gain
In January, I truly believed the bills up for debate in Statehouses across the country wouldn’t make it out of their legislative committees, but February has proven that theory wrong with 12 out of the …
LRN#26: Book challenges, intellectual freedom, and the future of knowledge
Since the beginning of time, humans have shared knowledge with one another. The physical world is a scary place and as a species, we have worked together to stay informed. Survival required, and still requires, …
First 2022 post on Library Research Notes
In 2021 we witnessed a wealth of attacks on the forward motion of the United States. From the 1/6 insurrection, where American citizens attempted to overthrow the Democratic Republic, to parents of school-aged children arguing …
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The Research Notes newsletter began in 2020 and has continued to publish on the first and third Monday of each month. We are currently on issue #11 and would love to have you as a …