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Established in 2005 to recognize the work librarians do to sustain, support and defend Human Rights. June 13. 20110--Moved to http://hrlibs.blogspot.com/
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"Librarians for Human Rights" Recognition
Librarians Who Made a Difference [work in progress].
About Us
Librarians for Human Rights is a collaborative of librarians in North America dedicated to the realization of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We work to recognize librarians and library services that illuminate, sustain and safeguard human rights.
Links
- Advocates for Human Rights
- Archives and Human Rights
- Association of Human Rights Institutes
- Braverman Award
- Center for Human Rights Documentation and Research
- European Court of Human Rights
- Human Rights Education Library
- Human Rights for Workers
- Human Rights Law Centre
- Human Rights Library-University of Minnestoa
- Human Rights Quarterly
- Human Rights Research blog-University of Connecticut at Storrs.
- Human Rights Web Archive -Columbia University
- Hunger, Homelessness & Poverty Task Force of SRRT
- HURIDOCS
- International Council on Human Rights Policy
- Jean E. Coleman Library Outreach Lecture
- Librarian at the Kitchen Table
- Minnesota, University of-Human Rights Library
- Progressive Librarians Guild
- Radical Reference
- Social Responsibilities Round Table of the ALA
- SRRT
- Union Librarian
- USSF-2010
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4 comments:
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I set this for Denver, time.
Ken Dowlin where are you? He wrote about access to information as a human right in the Bowker Annual in 1987. How visionary.
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