“The Federal Communications Commission is having a virtual live Tech and Communications Diversity Opportunity Symposium and Virtual Fair sponsored by the FCC Media Bureau, the Advisory Committee on Diversity and Digital Empowerment/Digital Empowerment and Inclusion Working Group and Internet Association on April 28, 2021 from 12 noon – 6:45 pm (EDT).”
Warmer weather is here, which means more trips to the zoo! We are so lucky to be nearby the Birmingham Zoo for some awesome and unique animals. For those who haven’t been, no worries! We have the perfect books to pump you up for your future zoo adventures. Check these titles out at the Homewood…
“Hace demasiado tiempo que vivimos en un mundo lleno, en una distopía enloquecida, frenética y voraz, que posiblemente no estemos ya en condiciones de controlar.” (María Palop)
“‘Women of the Montgomery Bus Boycott’ will utilize oral history interviews, digitized archival material and court documents to tell the heroic stories of Jo Ann Robinson, Aurelia Browder, Claudette Colvin, Mary Louise Smith and Lucille Times. Important grassroots political organizations such as the Women’s Political Council will also be highlighted through the exhibit.” (Troy University)
We pulled the numbers and the following books were the most requested in March on Overdrive/Libby. If you read one of these titles, or you’re waiting for a copy, try out one of the following readalikes! The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia QuinnThis second book in the Bridgerton series was checked out 130 times…
“A obra em apreço representa um subs¬tancial contributo para a efetiva com¬preensão do fenómeno sociocultural mais marcante do espectro político do início do século xxi.” (J. C. Sousa)
