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Roundtable Tuesday with Risshan Leak dives into Banned Books Week with the Utah Library Association. Plus, Armed Queers of SLC, and an update on the quest for a new state flag.

Source: krcl.org
Utah authors, librarians and teachers call for more open minds rather than more banned books - Vimarsana News

Utah authors, librarians and teachers call for more open minds rather than more banned books

Last week, the American Library Association reported that the number of attempts in 2022 to ban or restrict library resources is on track to beat the previous year’s record. Utah librarians, authors, and educators say they’re seeing that trend in Utah and want to put a stop to it.

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University of Utah president gives back to school tips - Vimarsana News

University of Utah president gives back to school tips

The President of the University of Utah talks on learning from failure, finding a community and balancing life while going back to school.

Park City Museum receives grant from Utah Historical Advisory Board - Vimarsana News

Park City Museum receives grant from Utah Historical Advisory Board

Park City Museum receives grant from Utah Historical Advisory Board to aid in efforts to digitize photos from the 40s and 70s.

Prehistoric Museum Granted Preservation Funds - Vimarsana News

Prehistoric Museum Granted Preservation Funds

Press Release The Utah State Historical Records Advisory Board (USHRAB), administered by the Utah Division of Archives and Records Service, is pleased to announce the Spring 2022 grant funding awards to six institutions preserving and providing access to Utah’s history. Utah State University’s Eastern Prehistoric Museum was awarded $7,500 to preserve their archival records, particularly