The American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) preserves at-risk public media from the past 70+ years. It includes over 122,000 items of television and radio programming from across the country, and more than half of the collection is available to stream online for free.
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This is the final of three blog posts that feature virtual book displays created by library student workers. In this display, you’ll find books and streaming media that explore environmental history and justice.
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Artfilms is a streaming video database that includes thousands of masterclasses, documentaries, shorts, and interviews from around the world. A new collection of documentaries and dramas produced in Rwanda were recently added to the Artfilms catalog and are available to stream now.
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This is the second of three blog posts that feature virtual book displays created by library student workers. In this display, you’ll find books and streaming media that explore Fordham’s Reid Writers of Color series.
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This is the first of three blog posts that feature virtual book displays created by library student workers. In this display, you’ll find books and streaming media that explore American food culture.
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To explore more about Dr. King’s life and work, this post highlights just a small sampling of resources found in our collection and on the web about King’s life and legacy. We also provide tips for continuing your research.
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By Jane Suda, Head of Reference & Information Services For many of us, Labor Day 2020 will mark the end of a long, lonely, socially
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