[Michlib-l] Presentation - Information literacy, social justice, and archives

Leslie Warren lwarren at nmu.edu
Tue Feb 23 10:11:48 EST 2021


As part of Northern Michigan University's Diversity Common Reader Program
and in honor of Black History Month, the Central Upper Peninsula and NMU
Archives is hosting the following presentation via Zoom.

Title: Critical Information Literacy: Consciousness Raising and Social
Justice in the Archives

When: February 24, 10-12

Where: Zoom presentation https://psu.zoom.us/j/94983655577

Summary:
Critical Information Literacy is a theory of learning that endeavors to
impact social change. Instructors can use the experiences and voices found
in the papers and records (primary sources) collected by archives and
special collections for classroom consciousness-raising activities that
also teach information literacy skills.

This presentation will discuss Critical Information Literacy as part of
primary source literacy instruction in archives. The presentation will also
include an exercise using primary sources documenting the history of Black
student protests at Northern Michigan University in the late 1960s. The
historical documents come from the Central Upper Peninsula and Northern
Michigan University Archives.

This presentation is a part of the NMU’s Diversity Common Reader Program
and will be presented online via Zoom.

Presenters:
Julie Porterfield
Associate Professor and Instruction and Outreach Archivist
Penn State University

Marcus C. Robyns, CA
Professor and University Archivist
Northern Michigan University

Dr. Robbie Goodrich
Professor, History)
Northern Michigan University

For more information, contact Marcus C. Robyns at mrobyns at nmu.edu or
227-1046


Marcus C. Robyns,  CA
Professor and University Archivist
Northern Michigan University
(906) 227-1046
Leslie A. Warren
Dean | Library and Instructional Support
Northern Michigan University
906-227-2117
1401 Presque Isle Ave, Marquette, MI 49855
*Pronouns: she, her, hers*
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