23K views · 153 reactions | Your next favorite library might be here! In celebration of National Library and Information Services Month, take a virtual tour of public libraries in Valenzuela City. #NationalLibraryAndInformationServicesMonth #ValenzuelaCity #MalandayPublicLibrary #TagalagPublicLibrary #ValACE | Valenzuela City | Facebook

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35 reactions | There are multiple films on this year’s list of National Film Registry inductees that were made by women of color. Here, “The Watermelon Woman” creator and star Cheryl Dunye talks about bringing representation of queer Black women to the silver screen in the 1990s. https://www.loc.gov/item/prn-21-078?loclr=fbloc | The Library of Congress | Facebook

Thousands of Canadians spent the Second World War in German prisoner of war camps. Daily routines helped them hold on to a sense of normal life, but the holidays brought a sharper feeling of distance. This photograph from Stalag VIII B shows a small barrack decorated for Christmas, a quiet effort to create warmth, light, and community. We can learn more about these moments through our digital archives. https://www.warmuseum.ca/research-and-collections/collections-highlights Images of prisoner of

11K views · 556 reactions | Qatar’s national library is home to over a million books, a monument to literature. Its unusual structure is influenced by its architect’s claustrophobia. Sponsored by Qatar Tourism | CNN Travel | Facebook

Cripes! Cartoons can provide a pictorial history in a series of time capsules, and they often hold a mirror up to Australian society. Join National Library Director of Exhibitions, Guy Hansen, in our Special Collections Reading Room for this new series, where he shares some of his favourite images from the Library’s cartoon collection. Two works by legendary Australian cartoonist Stan Cross, the namesake of the current ‘Stanley’ cartoon prizes, are examined in this video including one of the mos