This week's hyperlink roundup will start with a little video from the musical duo Chargaux (pronounced Char-go). They were featured on one of my favorite podcasts, She Does. Classical combined with some electronic beats.

Using Credo Reference (it's a great website by the way).
Wikipedia and hack-a-thons -- the never ending attempt to get authors other than men and see pages for female artists not currently featured in articles on the site.
Ava Rogers and her mom do a project during Black History Month to celebrate black females. These photographs are #stunning (as so are the women).
Was working on a special project (which hopefully I can show off soon) but learned about Deep Lab, a group of cyberfeminists. They look pretty cool.
Stumbled across this previous #critlib conversation on patience and impatience. Change is slow but we need to keep pushing forward.
A critique on LibGuides, a popular software for librarians to use to provide "best" resources to students. The author raises Freire's banking model and it's interesting to consider how the LibGuide enforces this model.
Feminists disrupting the bro-culture that tech sits squarely in.
The women of the award-wining musical Hamilton singing some quotes out in honor of Women's History Month.
In the middle of searching for legislation on broadband in the US, I stumbled across the journey of a book in the NYPL system.

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