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To celebrate this year’s Earth Day, we’re sharing five openly accessible collections on JSTOR that feature the work of important women botanists and botanical artists.
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I dream of the day when I walk out of here, not as an old criminal, but as a man who has been given a second chance to make things right.
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Billy Bragg illustrates the frustrations of post-release job seeking.
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I had to scream into the phone in the hopes that she could hear me tell her that I loved her and that I was going to make her proud.
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while every larger rock and boulder sat hinged like the gaping halves of gigantic clams
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Louis Agassiz Fuertes, bird portraitist April 22 marks the 53rd anniversary of Earth Day, the birth of the modern environmental movement. This year we honor the day and the intent with a tribute to the bird portraitist Louis Agassiz Fuertes, born in 1874, nearly 100 years prior to Earth Day, in Ithaca, New York. The…
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Second Chances are more than a privilege provided, it is the duty to make a difference when we can
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But with the lack of access to programming, I realized that many women felt discouraged from thinking about education. From the long waiting lists to enroll…
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I began referring to myself as a college student although I was still incarcerated. the prison no longer seemed to be a prison anymore. In my eyes I saw a college campus.
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Once the prison term is served the debt to society is paid. In the USA, we have shortages in various careers. Let us return to work.
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the true power of education is not only to enable your dreams, it extends through you to help others actualize theirs, for the pictures a lot bigger than 30 or 60 years of any life.
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Books incite dreams and dreams are dangerous, slipping easily between the bars
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Creative works about education in prison for Second Chance Month written by people with lived experience.
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A curated set of open collections provides free access to primary sources highlighting women’s efforts and achievements in public life, labor rights, spirituality, and scientific research, in honor of Women’s History Month.
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A tribute to women who shaped photojournalism, from pioneers like Dorothea Lange and Margaret Bourke-White to modern successors like Eve Arnold and Susan Meiselas whose images document conflict, culture, and a changing world.
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A survey of the works of African American self-taught artists from the antebellum era through to modern times, showcasing their versatility and expressiveness in a wide array of mediums.
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In honor of Black History Month, here are 20 community-contributed open-access collections focused on Black history and voices, including slave narratives, image collections, vital records, papers, and much more.
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The New Year is an enduring phenomenon that generates celebrations of varied traditions across the world and throughout the calendar. It is our sincere wish that you may partake of these festivities in good health and with hope for the coming year. Please join us in honoring these holidays of renewal for 2023.
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The power of art to revile and denounce war may be seen in works that cross cultures and centuries. Artstor is replete with examples from the dynastic courts of Europe, to the witnesses of the American Civil War, both World Wars, Vietnam, and beyond.
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Artstor and JSTOR offer more than a million freely accessible images and other materials from library special collections, faculty research, and institutional history materials. The collections are constantly growing, and as we browsed for Latin American content in preparation for Hispanic Heritage Month, we were delighted by what we found. Here are some notable highlights:
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Embark on an enlightening journey through the rich history of student activism, spanning from the past to the vibrant present. Uncover the fascinating connection between the current surge in youth protests and the remarkable influence of social media platforms. Delve into the powerful stories of passionate individuals who have harnessed the digital age to amplify…
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Artstor offers a captivating and extensive collection of Ukrainian artist Arkhip Kuindzhi’s remarkable paintings. Explore a virtual exhibition showcasing his sublime and awe-inspiring artistic output, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty and brilliance of his creations. From mesmerizing landscapes to intricate details, this curated selection will surely leave you awe-struck. Step into the…
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Discover a diverse collection of world art from renowned museums like the National Palace Museum, Taipei, The Rubin Museum of Art, Mingei International Museum, and The Newark Museum of Art. Explore stunning high-resolution images from Art Resource, the largest stock photo archive of fine art, and immerse yourself in the artistry of China, the Himalayas,…
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Discover a rich survey of fine art, photojournalism, and more with over 500,000 images. Explore the open, public, and licensed collections on Artstor and JSTOR, spanning from the inception of this field to the present day.
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Discover a captivating panorama of worldwide events through 5,000 shots from Magnum Photos. With over 130,000 photographs, explore the unique perspectives of photographers and photojournalists as they shed light on climate change, refugee crises, identity, and more. Dive into this captivating content capturing our ever-changing world.
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Discover a collection of Earth Day resources on JSTOR, showcasing captivating art and science from microscopic photography to panoramic landscapes. Dive into scientific illustrations, surveys, studies, and more, exploring the environment and the impact of climate change on our planet.
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Discover the hidden narrative behind the term “Old Masters” and its impact on the exclusion of women in pre-modern western painting. Uncover the historical context and pervasive influence of this concept, while questioning its relevance in the present day.
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Discover a curated compilation of image and primary source collections available on JSTOR, ranging from licensed resources to community-contributed collections, in celebration of Women’s History Month.
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Discover a treasure trove of African American, African Diaspora, and African experiences with over 2,000 images from The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. Explore this curated collection on JSTOR, freely accessible.
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Discover a wealth of resources in JSTOR’s community-contributed collections for Black History Month. Explore historic chronicles, African American art, photographic archives, and more. Uncover great works and iconic portraits in these curated collections.
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