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12/18/2023

12/07/2023

For Student Picks, Let's dive into 'Young, Disabled and LGBT+: Voices, Identities and Intersections' and celebrate the unique voices and journeys of the human race. Embrace diversity at our library - these stories will broaden your horizons! 💖



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12/06/2023

For Student Picks, 'As The Crow Flies' by Melanie Gillman invites you on a colorful journey of self-discovery. 📷 Dive into the library and let this graphic novel brighten your day! 🌟 It's a tale of courage and friendship you won't want to miss.



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12/06/2023

For Student Picks, 'Beautiful Country' by Qian Julie Wang is a memoir that captures the immigrant experience. Join us in the library and be inspired by Julie's journey. 📚 Let's celebrate the strength of resilience and the beauty of diversity at the library!



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12/05/2023

For Student Picks, 'America is Immigrants' by Sara Novic is an ode to the stories that have built this great nation. Join us in the library to explore the power of immigrant narratives and the strength they bring to our communities! 🗽

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12/05/2023

For Student Picks, 'Playing Catch with Strangers' by Bob Brody reminds us of the beautiful connections we make in life. 📔 Join us in the library to discover the heartwarming stories that unfold between strangers. ❤️ Let's celebrate the power of human connection! 📖

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12/04/2023

For Student Picks, Take a step back in LGBTQIA history with 'Stonewall' by Martin Duberman and immerse yourself in the LGBTQ+ rights movement. 📜 Let's honor those who paved the way for a more inclusive world - check this out at the library!


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12/04/2023

For Student Picks, The Color Purple' by Alice Walker is a timeless classic that will touch your heart and soul. 💫 Join us in the library and let Celie's story inspire you. Together, we'll celebrate the strength of sisterhood and resilience! 📚



ID: The background is a 3-D swirly colorful with pinks, yellows, and blues as the primary colors. In the right corner, Student Picks with a blue background with purple borders. The book cover is in the middle, partially hidden by the student picks banner.

11/30/2023

Hello everyone! Just a quick reminder about Gallaudet Library's hours going forward. We now open at 9am Monday through Friday, and 1pm on Sundays.

Additionally, we will be closed for Winter Break from December 21 until January 2.

The QR code will take you to the current hour page for the latest updated hours.



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11/21/2023

Today's the day! Don't forget to stop by the library if you want to do the jigsaw puzzle challenge.

Sign up here: bit.ly/3spIix9

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11/20/2023

Today's the day! Come over to the library at 1 p.m. to make some cool buttons.



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11/17/2023

If you're around for fall break and like to make buttons, don't forget to stop by the library on November 20 at 1:00 p.m.!

Add to your calendar: https://mygu.gallaudet.edu/events/9171937

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11/17/2023

Don't forget to sign up for the Jigsaw Puzzle Challenge if you're around for fall break and love to do puzzles!

November 21 at 1:00pm to 3:00pm at the Library (JSAC 1221)

Sign Up: bit.ly/3spIix9

Add to your calendar: https://mygu.gallaudet.edu/events/9171936

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11/15/2023

Hello everyone! Just a quick announcement about Gallaudet Library's hours going forward. We will start opening at 9 a.m. on November 20th. The QR code will take you to the current hour page for the latest updated hours.



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11/13/2023

To continue our celebration of Native American Heritage Month, here's a second set of books that offer diverse perspectives and honor the rich heritage of Native American cultures. This selection of books showcases the incredible diversity and depth of Native American heritage. Let's continue to explore, learn, and appreciate these stories and voices throughout Native American Heritage Month and beyond. 📖🌟



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11/10/2023

"Kindred Spirits" by Carter Ratcliff celebrates the profound and transformative influence of Native American cultures on 20th-century art, offering a fresh perspective on the enduring impact of Indigenous traditions that continue to shape the artistic world today.



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11/08/2023

"My Name Is Not Easy" by Debby Dahl Edwardson: As the characters grapple with their identities, "My name is not easy. My name is hard like ocean ice grinding the shore or wind pounding the tundra." This book is a powerful testament to the strength of Indigenous voices.



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11/08/2023

Hand Talk: Sign Language Among American Indian Nations," masterfully penned by Jeffrey Edward Davis, is a captivating exploration of the intricate sign languages that have flourished within American Indian communities. With meticulous research and heartfelt reverence, this book delves into the significance of sign language in preserving Native American culture and fostering connections among Indigenous nations, presenting a rich tapestry of language that has enriched their shared history.



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11/07/2023

"There There," by Tommy Orange, is a bestseller novel that delves into the lives of urban Native Americans. Orange's storytelling provides a portrayal of the challenges and aspirations of Indigenous communities. The characters' journeys are interwoven in shared and different experiences. Come check this book out at JSAC Library!



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11/06/2023

"Boarding School Blues" by Jean A. Keller compassionately revisits the experiences of American Indian students in boarding schools, offering insight into their challenges and resilience. This book is a crucial exploration of Native American history. Check this book out at the JSAC Library.



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11/06/2023

Possessions: Indigenous Art/Colonial Culture/Decolonization," by Nicholas Thomas, is a thought-provoking collection that invites readers to explore the intricate interplay between Indigenous art, colonial culture, and the path to decolonization. Various artworks and artifacts within these pages reveal the depth of Indigenous creativity and resilience while shedding light on colonialism. Nicholas Thomas's careful selection and commentary offer an insightful journey into the realms of Indigenous identity and the ongoing process of decolonization. This book is a powerful testament to the enduring significance of Indigenous art and culture in today's world.



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11/06/2023

Around for Fall Break, and want to do puzzles?!

Get a team together and join us for the jigsaw puzzle challenge in the library!

When? November 21, 1:00pm to 3:00pm

Sign Up Here: bit.ly/3spIix9

11/06/2023

Around for Fall Break? Come to the library and make buttons with us!

When?! November 20, 1:00pm to 3:00pm.

Where?! Library (JSAC 1221)

11/03/2023

"A Listening Wind," meticulously edited by Marcia Haag, is an illuminating collection that celebrates the rich tapestry of Indigenous linguistic and cultural diversity in the U.S. Southeast. This remarkable compilation encompasses various genres and carefully selected texts that authentically represent the languages and traditions of the Choctaw, Creek, Chickasaw, Yuchi, Cherokee, Koasati, Houma, Catawba, and Atakapa peoples. It serves as a profound tribute to the vitality and resilience of these distinct Native American communities.



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11/02/2023

"Voices of Native American Educators" by Sheila T. Gregory showcases how integrating history, culture, and language can improve learning outcomes for Native American students. With a compassionate perspective, it highlights the importance of indigenous education.



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11/01/2023

To celebrate Native American Heritage Month, we're excited to share these books that honor and illuminate the rich tapestry of Indigenous cultures, histories, and experiences. 📚✨ Join us in this journey of understanding, appreciation, and respect for Native American heritage. Keep an eye out for our book reviews, and come to the library to check the books out!

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10/30/2023

Check this lovely Dia De Los Mu***os Ofrenda built by the in the JSAC Library!



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10/16/2023

"Beyond Magenta" - Challenged for its explicit content and portrayal of transgender teens. 🏳️‍⚧️ Support Freedom to Read by checking this book out at the JSAC library.



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