Annie Pho

Annie Pho

@anniepho.bsky.social

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Formerly known as @catladylib on Twitter but I fled. Libraries, zines, art, and bookish things. Obviously I still love cats, still a librarian.

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I’m excited to announce that Serving Hispanic, Latine, and Latinx Students in Academic Libraries, edited by Sommer Browning and Isabel Soto-Luna, has been published by @LibJuicePress!! You can purchase it here: square.link/u/gtIrr78k. Please share with colleagues!

Serving Hispanic, Latine, and Latinx Students in Academic Libraries - Litwin Books, LLCsquare.link description

I’m recruiting an MLIS student for a paid internship this Fall 2024 to work on a series of online tutorials. You can find more information here: library.usfca.edu/oisj_internshi…. Feel free to share! Apply by July 1! 📚

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I woke up last night screaming but I have no memory of why?? Apparently night terrors are a sleeping disorder.

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Here’s my BEST ALBUMS OF 2023 list Hoping my no. 1 becomes your no. 1, hoping you find anything here that improves your life, really Thank you for sharing your lists, thank you for reading mine wapo.st/41bw2gz

Perspective | The best albums of 2023: Top pop from Peso Pluma to Sexyy Redwapo.st The year’s most electrifying and engaging pop albums also include the otherworldly rap of Ken Carson and the medieval punk of Poison Ruin.

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Sandy Littletree, @jmloyer.bsky.social and I are happy to share our new peer-reviewed, #DiamondOA article, "Information as a Relation: Defining Indigenous Information Literacy" in @jinfolit.bsky.social! Thanks to the librarians who participated in our research. Check it out: doi.org/10.11645/17....

The way I always want to type wormshop instead of workshop. 🤔

Okay tell me your favorite horror movies that have cats! I just saw Kuroneko and I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to see it.

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the Homosaurus is hiring a developer! 📚📜

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Information workers are invited to join us for "Criminalization 101 for Info Workers" this Thursday at 6:30 pm on zoom: www.eventbrite.com/e/byat-crimi... - Join us if you're around

BYAT - Criminalization 101 for Information Workerswww.eventbrite.com Join us for a session on Criminalization 101 for Information Workers with Mariame Kaba, Megan Riley, and Bean Yogi.

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Bodleian fellowships available in a range of fields including #histsci, #bookhistory, #earlymodern history, Polish history, and many other areas: www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/csb/fellowsh...

Did I mention that applications for our Visiting Fellowships @bodleianlibraries.bsky.social are open for the 2024-25 academic year? bodleian.ox.ac.uk/csb/fellowship…

Bodleian Visiting Fellowshipswww.bodleian.ox.ac.uk

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I am delighted to share a call for chapter proposals for an forthcoming ACRL volume, "Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building connections." For additional information about this project, please see the full call for chapter proposals in Google Docs: bit.ly/3RTnp7P.

For my friends in places that actually get autumn, feel free to send me photos of changing leaves! That’s one thing I miss from moving away from the midwest. 🍂🍁

We did an astrology workshop today at my library and it was so much fun! I loved seeing how into it students and staff were.

I’m doing the good work here for public libraries by telling my loved ones and friends that they can get more than just physical books at the library. Convinced my partner to sign up for a library card so he can access Libby while he travels abroad.

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Since I'm seeing a lot of detective inspired posts today, let me add Pompompurin Columbo.

Me chugging a cold brew coffee before teaching for 4 hours straight might be bringing the wrong energy this morning.

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Well, there it is.

Signal's Meredith Whittaker: AI is fundamentally 'a surveillance technology' | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com Why is it that so many companies that rely on monetizing the data of their users seem to be extremely hot on AI? If you ask Signal president Meredith

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Join us next week to hear from regular folks about how they are taking concrete and positive action in their communities to defend public libraries & school libraries as just one example: howtheydidit2023.eventbrite.com

How They Did It: Community-Based Efforts to Defend Public Librarieshowtheydidit2023.eventbrite.com Join us for a dynamic how-to session focused on local organizer efforts to strengthen and defend public libraries.

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Anywho, this world is unfinished so it will change. You’re needed to make change. The fighters will continue to fight. Those who have been on the sidelines have an opportunity to join the fight. There are many ways to be involved. I hope more folks will find their lanes and engage.

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Over the past week, over 50 new data volunteers have signed up to help us complete our massive library data project! Woot! We still need more people to meet our goal of finishing by the end of the year: open.substack.com/pub/librarie...

Special Edition: Upcoming For the People Events and Volunteer Opportunitiesopen.substack.com "How They Did It" event and data collection volunteering

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I refuse to cede ground to these Christo-fascists. We're going to get lots of leftists to get involved in defending their local libraries and stop with the wack-a-mole bullshit. Consistent, long-term, strategic action.

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If you want to learn about volunteering to answer reference letters from incarcerated people, PLSN will be offering an info and training session on 10/7 at our Take Action event: rtsaction2023.eventbrite.com

Return to Sender: Take Action Dayrtsaction2023.eventbrite.com Join us to discuss prison censorship and to take action against it

I’ve had some group chats that had been going strong for 6+ years but within the last year, multiple chats have begun to just peter out. Not sure what’s happening, maybe people are just tired of connecting in that way. Is the internet changing or is it just me?

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Gonna ask libraries to please forego the silly displays for Banned Books Week this year. This is serious. Don't trivialize this. No "fire." No police tape. Just don't. Have a serious display with information about the freedom to read and the importance of preserving it if anything. 📚

If you are both here and the former 🐦 website, are you double posting content? I feel like my tweets on 🐦 are being suppressed.

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"So where is everyone? (Other than lurking in the list of viewers of your Instagram Story.) The Insider piece cites group chats as a reason for social media’s demise." embedded.substack.com/p/were-all-l...

We're all lurkers nowembedded.substack.com No one's talking online anymore.

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Been thinking about Morocco and Libya all week. The new death toll from the latter is staggering... they just said more than 11,300 people died in the floods... tearing up over the loss of innocent lives.