In Absentia

You may have noticed that I've been quiet on this blog platform but my voice still resounds! As the Literatures & Cultures Librarian, I've been using Middlebury College platforms for communication. The libraries' blog has allowed me to highlight many voices and discourses: 

• African American Music Appreciation Month
• National Conference of African American Librarians
• 100 Years and Counting with the Spanish School
• Hispanic American/Latinx Heritage Month
• Disability Employment Awareness Month
• Native American/Indigenous & Alaska Native Heritage Month
• what is whiteness? / whiteness glossary

The Middlebury Campus newspaper has allowed me  to author a weekly Fall 2017 column called "The Librarian Is In." 

And the StoryCorps app continues to allow me to do wonderful things with oral histories. Also, I'm on the libraries' newsletter editorial board. You can see many of the stories I've recruited there, particularly "What Are You Reading & Why?"

So, while you may not find the work housed on this platform, it's out there. ;) Stay tuned for my feature in Against the Grain's winter publication for the Up & Comer Award and February's Black History Month oral history series "In Your Own Words."

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