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Presentation: News From Native California

A quarterly magazine devoted to California’s indigenous peoples.
Tuesday, 11/14/2023
4:00 - 5:00
Virtual Library

United States

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Learn about News From Native California from its editor, Terria Smith. The library provides access via several databases, the online magazine platform, Flipster and in print. The current issue is on display in the 5th floor Reading Room. Subscribe by visiting their website. 

Presented by Terria Smith (Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla), Director of the Heyday Berkeley Roundhouse and Editor, News From Native California. 

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News From Native California - Website | News From Native California - Instagram | News From Native California - Facebook 

 

A remarkable publication. Its articles run an amazing gamut — from scholarly to gossipy, from lyrical to gritty. 

—San Francisco Chronicle 

 

[A] full-fledged magazine focusing on the arts, education, the law, culture, language, [and] botany…, [News] probably has the widest literacy range of any periodical in the Western Hemisphere. 

—Los Angeles Times 

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This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.

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