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Hours are flexible within a M-F, 9:00-5:00 work week, but interns are expected to set and maintain a consistent schedule.

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More importantly, we wanted to experience such a project from the perspective of a researcher in order to better understand the work of (...)

For those who continue to fight for social change, there is a solidarity to be found in these shared material and emotional condi- tions.

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Researchers focus on public policy, education around addiction issues and the social aspects of opiate addiction in the criminal (...)

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Her collec- tion documents her work as a grassroots organizer and social jus- tice activist.

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Amy Minton, for work on her dissertation, which examines the concept of respectability and Southern social relations in the (...)

The African American community proved a shining example of social, economic, educational, and cultural prominence in the Jim Crow New South.

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We were interested in student-led efforts to affect social change on campus and in the world. We focused on four themes that emerged (...)

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About 35 years ago librarians here began collecting the papers of LGBTQ+ people and organizations whose work intersected with Duke’s (...)

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Events were organized based on the thematic categories — social, racial and gender equality,peace/anti-war activities, workers' rights, (...)

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