The gallery is now open
Justin Timothy Temple beautifully documented Dorothy Berry and Savannah Wood in conversation about Dorothy’s book, The House Archives Built & Other Thoughts on Black Archival Possibilities, this past April.
Recording Now Available: The Future of Libraries
Watch the recording to learn about the vast responsibilities of the panelists, how to take advantage of their local institutions, and what to keep in mind if you choose to use generative AI.
The Future of Libraries — A Panel Discussion
Join us for this panel (open to the public) at which BIPOC information professionals will discuss libraries and archives roles as cultural anchors and tools of liberation as well as their thoughts on how artificial intelligence products are impacting their work.
Registration Now Open for The House Archives Built: Dorothy Berry in Conversation with Savannah Wood
Join us in Baltimore on April 30, at 7pm for a conversation between The House Archives Built & Other Thoughts on Black Archival Possibilities author Dorothy Berry and Savannah Wood.
Dorothy Berry in Baltimore and Other Appearances
Public and private events where you can hear Dorothy Berry talk about her book The House Archives Built.
Career Transitions Panel for We Here Members
We Together will host a panel discussion for We Here members only on career transitions in library and information science with Christian Minter, Katrina Spencer, and Arlene Yu later this month.
You’re Invited: Making Knowledge Justice
We Here is privileged to announce book launch events for Knowledge Justice: Disrupting Library and Information Studies through Critical Race Theory, edited by Sofia Y. Leung and Jorge López-McKnight from MIT Press.