19th Century Colorado Feminist Newspapers, The Antelope and The Queen Bee
On August 18, 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment to the Constitution became law and American women…
On August 18, 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment to the Constitution became law and American women…
A land acknowledgement is a statement that recognizes the history of colonization and the original…
Are you passionate about community engagement? Are you curious and eager to learn and explore…
In 2020, we resolved to include more of our state’s literary talent in our Book…
Next Draft is a digest from EDIT, the Colorado State Library’s (CSL) equity, diversity, and…
The Associated Press recently reported that, although whites remain the largest racial group in the…
The Colorado Association of Libraries (CAL) second annual Equity, Diversity, Social Justice, and Inclusion Conference…
The meaning of a word can be nuanced, multi-layered, and hard to fully comprehend. Adding…
Incivility on the Web In the information age, online debates have come to represent the…
This month we launched a quarterly Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion digest from EDIT, the Colorado…
Camp Amache, also known as the Granada War Relocation Center, was a Japanese concentration camp…
Since August 2019, we have added around 200 titles to the Colorado Book Club Resource…
Using appropriate terminology is a vital part of being an effective communicator. Using inclusive language…
The Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection’s (CHNC) over 550 newspaper titles are broken down by categories:…
Note: as of June, 2021, Nicolle has left the State Library. This chapter of Get…
Addison Herron-Wheeler is the editor-in-chief and co-owner of OUT FRONT Magazine (OFM), an LGBTQ magazine…
One of the many joys of old newspapers is reading with the benefit of hindsight….
While many of us I’m sure are glad to wave bye-bye to 2020 and look…
The Blue Spruce Award recognizes the most popular books among middle and high school students…