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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
International Week - Dr. Toni Samek Speaks!
The University of Alberta's International Week 2010 will run from February 1-10, 2010. You can see the full program guide here or you can pick up a print copy on campus. Of particular interest is Dr. Toni Samek's presentation on revolutionary librarians and the global information justice movement. Come down and check it out - and best of all - it's FREE! It all begins on January 29 with a round dance in the Dinwoodie Lounge in the Students Union Building (SUB).
Details for Toni's talk:
Wednesday February 3, 2010.
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM
Education Centre South 164
Revolutionary Librarians: The Global Information Justice Movement
Dr. Toni Samek, School of Library and Information Studies
Come and learn about library and information
workers in many nations who identify as
political actors, who offer new possibilities for
strategies of resistance, and who challenge
censorship and other networks of control.
Dr. Samek discusses how their often
courageous approach to library and
information work is grounded in practical,
critical and emancipatory terms. These
librarians help shape a growing global
information justice movement – from
Argentina to Zambia!
See you there!
FLIF
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