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March 26, 2026 by Edith Campbell

Women’s Libraries

I though I’d point out some of the libraries around the world that collect, preserve, and present information products that contain women’s history. These are spaces that uplift creativity, leadership, and the quotidian successes of women.

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feel a loss for what libraries can do in communities that are already poorly funded. I feel an attack on an institution that provides information and supports literacy, two cornerstones of any democracy. I feel an attack on our democracy.

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As I've became more familiar with the flow of the Art Studio, my role in it and how children and their caregivers use it, I've taken moments to observe how people interact with the book areas.

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