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Author: Ned Davis

Rochester Women Suffrage 100

Forget Conventionalisms: A Susan B. post for Women’s History Month

Celebrating the remarkable, revolutionary role that Susan B. Anthony played not just in helping gain suffrage for women but in advocating for intellectual freedom.

March 31, 2019March 30, 2019 Ned Davis Civil Liberties, Education, Social Justice
United for Libraries

Friends, Foundations, & Trustees: Allies in Intellectual Freedom

Introductory post considering the role that Friends and Foundations play to support the freedom-loving access to information and enlightenment in public libraries.

February 28, 2019February 28, 2019 Ned Davis Advocacy, Foundations & Trustees
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