In my last post, I wrote about how I came to the Burke Library. For this post, I’d like to talk about how one of the collections I processed came here–and how coincidental it was that it was assigned to me. My first task on being given the Frederic Mayer Bird papers was to research […]
Month: July 2015
Libraries and Our True Interests
Librarians of all stripes are regularly asked about the prospects for the library in the 21st century, often some version of “won’t libraries go away now that everything is available online?” It is a reasonable question given the extent to which our lives are increasingly characterized and shaped by the use of digital tools. What […]
Evangelical and Ecumenical Women’s Caucus- Christian Feminism Today Records
by Yulia Lazarev and Ruth Tonkiss Cameron Starting from a caucus of the Evangelicals for Social Action in 1973, the Evangelical and Ecumenical Women’s Caucus (EEWC) is a non-profit international organization formally founded in 1975, which has been working to educate and support Christian feminists. The organization contains both women and men who believe that […]