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Located in downtown Northampton Massachusetts, just across from Smith College, Forbes Library is Northampton's public library. Forbes Library offers a large collection of books, movies, and other materials for public use, answers questions, and hosts a variety, of workshops, lectures, and other programs for all ages and interests.
Secret Lives of the Disabled featuring Sally Greenhouse with “Such Kindness” Author Andre Dubus lll
To hear the answer from Andre Dubus lll & their entire conversation
about "Such Kindness”, click below
Spotify Link:
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To access Project Website:
secretlivesofthedisabled.com
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about "Such Kindness”, click below
Spotify Link:
open.spotify.com/episode/6QFBzknY72YDQxeHDpr3VP?si=6b900cf8800b4fa5
To access Project Website:
secretlivesofthedisabled.com
To Access all Podcast Episodes:
Spotify - open.spotify.com/show/4a528Cn7CJfs0OpUyJLsEi?si=4959193b2a684e20
Buzzsprout - www.buzzsprout.com/2237658
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Calvin Coolidge: From Plymouth Notch to Northampton to Washington
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Calvin Coolidge: From Plymouth Notch to Northampton to Washington
When the President Dies: How Calvin Coolidge and Others Guided America Through Mourning
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When the President Dies: How Calvin Coolidge and Others Guided America Through Mourning
Know Your Sheriff presented by ACLU MA and Decarcerate Western Mass
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Know Your Sheriff presented by ACLU MA and Decarcerate Western Mass
Complicated History Artist Talk by Katherine McClelland
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Complicated History Artist Talk by Katherine McClelland
Virtual Reception for "Home" virtual exhibit, April 14, 2022
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Virtual Reception for "Home" virtual exhibit, April 14, 2022
Friends of Forbes Library Annual Meeting, April 6, 2022.
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Friends of Forbes Library Annual Meeting, April 6, 2022.
WMLA Legislative Breakfast Feb. 11, 2022
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WMLA Legislative Breakfast Feb. 11, 2022
Housing Panel - Forbes & Northampton Human Rights Commission - February 9, 2022
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Housing Panel - Forbes & Northampton Human Rights Commission - February 9, 2022
Marketing Your Artwork - Session 2 with Robert Floyd
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Marketing Your Artwork - Session 2 with Robert Floyd
Marketing Your Artwork - Session 1 with Robert Floyd
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Marketing Your Artwork - Session 1 with Robert Floyd
Virtual Reception for In This Together exhibit, 8-31-21
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Virtual Reception for In This Together exhibit, 8-31-21
Frances Crowe Film Series: The Seeds of Vandana Shiva
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Frances Crowe Film Series: The Seeds of Vandana Shiva
What is the role of museums in community history and legacy? (Part of All Hamptons Read 2021)
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What is the role of museums in community history and legacy? (Part of All Hamptons Read 2021)
The Forbes Library: A documentary by Stan Sherer
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The Forbes Library: A documentary by Stan Sherer
Forbes Library : A Documentary by Stan Sherer Post-Film Discussion
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Forbes Library : A Documentary by Stan Sherer Post-Film Discussion
Frances Crowe Film Series: Power Struggle
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Frances Crowe Film Series: Power Struggle
Library Giving Day: Why I Give (Emily)
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Library Giving Day: Why I Give (Emily)
Our Work and Why We Do It: Sally Bellerose and Lesléa Newman
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Our Work and Why We Do It: Sally Bellerose and Lesléa Newman
Frances Crowe Film Series: Battleground
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Frances Crowe Film Series: Battleground
Coolidge and Civil Rights with Rushad Thomas
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Coolidge and Civil Rights with Rushad Thomas
The Real Gentleman Jack: Transcribing the diaries of Anne Lister
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The Real Gentleman Jack: Transcribing the diaries of Anne Lister
Frances Crowe Film Series: What Is Democracy?
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Frances Crowe Film Series: What Is Democracy?
The Youth Vote -- The Right to Vote: Past, Present, Future
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The Youth Vote The Right to Vote: Past, Present, Future
I was 30 years old at the time we were up in the middle of Northampton
Bull shit
They were not just homeless children. This along with incubator babies. And alllllll the people in the crazy homes. Make for a very suspicious past. And the dead did not live again till after. 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Where is the recognition of the Indigenous Americans... the original American with dark skin. The ones you continue to omit! We are coming for what you've stolen
Hi, I'm here.
That's my cousin. So proud of her
Fantastic discussion. Important discussion. Globally, yes.
How many of these homeless children might be “Incubator Babies” shown at the World’s Fairs during this time?
Interesting topic but the sound is terrible
How many orphan boys went to WW One?😲
Agencies placing children did not check up on children after arrival or keep records after placement so data is incomplete on orphans. The National Orphan Train complex and Louisiana Orphan Train Museum are actively collecting stories from decedents and recording lives of orphan train riders. For research or genealogy questions, contact info@orphantraindepot.org
@@ForbesLibrarythanks for the detailed response & contact info for genealogy questions!
They evil parasites do not want anyone to hear this truth.
Sound is terrible
There were technical difficulties with the equipment. Greg also gave a talk with the National Orphan Train complex. See czcams.com/video/NTD0tWOda3c/video.htmlsi=8VCxJ8ECe1yqE_Ul
@@ForbesLibrarythanks 😊 Still a fantastic presentation
My mother rode the Orphan Train from New York City to Minnesota in 1914. She was adopted by the Herman Frie family of Freeport, MN Audrey(Laing)Chaika, Apple Valley, MN
Hi, does she remember where she was before that?
This is such a wonderful, informative discussion. Thank you so much for sharing this with the rest of the world! And a Triple Thank You for all the hard work done by the volunteers. I've worked as a transcriber in the past and it is a time-consuming, tiring, sometimes frustrating task. Hats off to everyone.
It’s a labor of love! Thank you for watching!
Positively riveting, intoxicating and meditational. More than words can express. I can hardly wait to watch it again.
It saddens me I’m only just now finding out about Anne Lister & am utterly obsessed with learning more about her . What an amazingly interesting woman !
It’s never too late to be inspired by Anne Lister. Very glad you found out about her and thank you for watching.
Don't you dare.
Thanks a lot❤
Thanks for watching!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Savior but spelt wrong spelling wasn’t yet standardized
I guess the climate was changing back in 1936 as well. Go figure!
THANK YOU FOR VISITING ERIC & I WHEN YOU WERE HERE IN CALIFORNIA!!
It always impresses me just how hard it is to tell in the present day, how much the Connecticut River Valley suffered from the wrath of this flood. One of the more interesting landmarks is the old railroad bridge that once carried the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad's Turner's Falls Branch across the river- one of the three spans is a great deal older than the other two. A notable wooden covered bridge was swept down the river by the flood, and took out two of the spans on this bridge, and they only replaced the ones that were struck- it's a very interesting lingering reminder of the flood of '36.
literalmente llore todo el video
I understand the Best US Presidents are the ones we do not hear much about. Solid values and leadership. Never went to war during his term, either.
This is a fantastic video!! Thanks for putting it all together and posting it where everyone can enjoy!
Why are there parentheses??. So many!
Huge black blocks are covering 80 percent of what to see
Coolidge was one of our greatest Presidents since the founders because he's one of the very few that understood the proper role of government based on founding documents. I hope to get a chance to visit the museum some day.
Thank you all so much. Incredible work, can't get enough of this female energy 🙌
Thank you for watching!
This was absolutely fantastic…thank you ladies for your scholarly efforts…
Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed it.
why are there black rectangles
The rectangles at the bottom are the close captioning that was happening during the live talk. The other boxes that occur occasionally were due to technical issues. Amateurs here!
thank you - I didn't mean to be rude, just curious. The thing that comes across to me is how much Anne was attracted to women of wealth and social status, rather than just being motivated by attraction and passion. Very industrial age romance.
No worries! She is a complicated person for sure!
It is extraordinary that Anne Lister lived so publicly in the Britain of the day. Perhaps the British were more tolerant earlier than we might assume?
Maybe that would nice if that was true. But from what I've heard it just wasn't talked about.
Anne Lister lived an opulent lifestyle in a mansion built in 1420. She was a landowner and a business woman. I imagine a lot of lesbians who were working class didn't have any choice but to get married.
Thank you all for your hard work. I came out in the 80's. I can so relate to Ms. Lister. I knew at a very youg age I was gay I just didn't have the language for it then. She is fascinating to me, such a strong and brave woman in her time.
Thank you for watching and for your comment. Yes, Anne Lister is so relatable and inspiring!
What's really amazing to me is that even when the diaries were first found in the 1890's the family felt they still had to be hidden. I am so grateful that they did not destroy them but saved them for when the world was ready for Anne Lister. We are, right? ;-)
Homosexuality, at least among men, was still illegal until about 1968 in the UK and later in some areas of the USA.
Sadly it seems your question is currently a matter of distribution. Where I live, individuality is celebrated. Naturally I wouldn't have it any other way -- but that bloom is fading at a local level. Two miles down the road in another county, fundamentalists are fighting over (and winning) matters such as what a woman can do with her own body, and if black history can be banned in schools. These are shameful people doing shameful things. Their steady encroachment is the reason my house is currently on the market. The entire disgusting business has my bags packed. I call these people Kudzu -- the vine that ate the South. Unchecked, uninvited weeds with more money than sense. For me, there is no such thing as polite society without the Anne Listers of the world.🎩
The show Gentleman Jack portrays Ms. Walker a lot stronger than Anne's diaries do. The show also portrays Anne to be a lot more in love Walker than her actual dairies do.
I haven't read the later diaries yet and look forward to seeing which parts of GJ are true to the diaries and which parts took some artistic license.
marianna was the love of her life in my opinion
why is there an annoying blue box covering stuff?
Very interesting! Re the query at 56:22, surely you have figured it out by now, but anyway: "not. sauv.r" is French, Notre Sauveur, i.e. Our Saviour, Jesus Christ - when taken from the cross is too flexible, too little like death...
Yes, thanks, a French speaking friend helped me with that.
Thankyou love all of this knowledge about Anne Lister. Amazing and so happy there was a wonderful series done about her. I love Gentlemen Jack, and am looking forward to the book, can't wait to read it. Thankyou so much
Thank you for watching!
Hi ladies, apologies if I've missed something along the way - but surely the diaries had already been transcribed before the TV series were made? Is this work supplementing work already done, or is it a repeat of transcriptions already made? (Again, please forgive me if I missed an explanation somewhere)
Thanks for watching and very good question. We touched on this briefly when we started to talk about the WYAS transcription project but I'm sure it was easy to miss. You are right that most (and perhaps all?) of the diaries have been previously transcribed and decoded but that was for the purposes of research, books and informing television shows and that work is the property of those who did the transcribing so is not publicly available (beyond the excerpts included in books and papers). The WYAS project will provide a transcription of all of the diaries that will be publicly available on the WYAS website for all to be able to read the entirety of the diaries. Hope this helps!
This is amazing! I am obsessed with Anne Lister and feel bad I have never really heard of her until recently.Now I want to know all I can about her. She was an absolutely remarkable woman. Thank you all for the hard work decoding and working on her diary. I cannot wait to get the books.
It is never too late to join the ranks of the Anne Lister obsessed! Welcome, thanks for watching and enjoy the many great books written about her.
I'm very obsessed with her love who she were I watched the show on HBO in 2019 I'm glad they didn't burn the diary
same, same, same
Yesss same here. She is absolutely awesome! I will do everything to honor her. ❤
Went to Shibden Hall a few weeks ago.
Did you? I'm planning on going and can't wait. I'm guessing you liked it? X
Ladies how fantastic ....thanks so much for all the details of this fascinating woman...very valuable work..is there an Anne Lister society we can join?
Thanks for watching! Yes, there is an Anne Lister Society housed at Northwestern University in the US. The last slide in our presentation has info about finding them (CZcams won't let me post a link...)
I'm lucky enough to have known about Anne Lister before the BBC series and I've visited Halifax Minster several times. Anne's grave is apparently located under what is now an accessibility ramp to the far left as you walk into the Minster itself.
Very lucky! I was there for the first time in April and there was speculation at that time that Anne's grave is located where you say.
Very interesting, I'm going to Halifax and am going to visit her grave and Shibden Hall 🙏😍💖
czcams.com/video/scuJKs41uIg/video.html🎩
So fascinated with the life of the 19th century. So much history recorded, thank goodness!!!
Halifax is in West Yorkshire!!!
notre sauveur - but maybe you already know
Yes, thank you 😊
this is really cool...thanks to the people who worked to transcribed/decrypted Anne Lister's code...RESPECT
Thank you so much - it was an honor to be part of the project. And thanks for watching!
What’s up with the blocking?
I assume it's because it's a zoom call or Webex call - I've seen this sometimes when someone doesn't share their entire screen, but just one application. Whatever else they have open is greyed out on top, and they don't realize it.