The ArtCenter Library will be hosting Virtual Library Workshops on “How to Utilize Your Library at this Time,” every other Wednesday, June 17 through July 29 at 1pm. 
 
Please join us for a demonstration and Q&A on the following topics:
June 17 – Antiracism Resources at the ArtCenter Library
July 1 – Virtual Archives: Robert Dirig, Director, Archives and Special Collections

July 15 – Print and Digital Magazines: Maria Trakovsky, Serials Coordinator
July 29 – Trend Analysis and Forecasting Online Resources: Robert Lundquist, Liaison Librarian
 
Upcoming June 17th Workshop: To promote dialogue at ArtCenter on Black Community Allyship, we will be featuring Antiracism Resources. This workshop includes demonstrations on how to request and access books, ebooks, and streaming films on antiracism, decolonizing culture, implicit bias, Black Lives Matter children’s picture books and comics/graphic novels. In addition, we will introduce the Quaranzine Project. A discussion and Q&A will follow. We are ready to answer any questions you may have and/or listen to your concerns regarding current affairs.
 
These are informal workshops to help you learn about the resources available at the Library. No prior knowledge is necessary. Please note that the session will be recorded. Open to all students, faculty and staff. The duration of the workshop will be anywhere from 30 minutes to one hour.
 
Find the link to the Zoom workshop on the Inside ArtCenter Calendar.