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Introduction to what hidden disability and internalized ableism are, along with advice on how one can offer help to disabled individuals. --supplied by cataloger

Includes ephemera advertising "an Imposter Monster zine", colour print, 3.75x3…

"A collection of RPG stuff for games about libraries and library workers. Includes an adventure (Readers' Advisory Quest), story seeds, characters, monsters, tables for random books, bookmarks, and rooms, and more!"

Far from denying the real health and safety issues linked to increased drug use in libraries, these Ontario Library Workers for Supervised Consumption sites tell me the 'solutions' currently employed to address the situation do little more than…

Session 1: An examination and critique of comic representations of Indigenous peoples by non-Native authors.

Session 2: Reviews of comics by Indigenous authors.

" A reprinted publication from the Advisory Board on Objectionable Publications from the 1950s to 1970s. This board was part of the Alberta Government and was censoring comic books and magazines because they believed that children were being…

This zine was created by Masters of Library and Information Science students. It contains poetry, critical essays, non-fiction articles, and illustrations.

This zine was submitted as a reflection for LIS 9370 (Decolonizing LIS Collections) introducing First Nations Public Libraries in Ontario.

Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians for dummies.

This zine provides an introduction to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canada. --supplied by cataloger

Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians for dummies.

This zine introduces readers to the sixties scoop, when Indigenous children were forcefully removed from their homes by child welfare authorities in Canada. --supplied by cataloger

Is part of: Atrocities against Indigenous Canadians.

Key information about a Pow Wow: "A Pow Wow is a social gathering that celebrates Indigenous culture and community through song, dance, arts, food and traditional crafts..."