DCPL Study Rooms: A Study: Palisades
One of my friends is a librarian at Palisades, and she asked me not to publish this review, because the study rooms at Palisades are already in high demand. There is a
Category: Libraries and information
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DCPL Study Rooms: A Study: West End
My first study room experience was a few years ago, at the West End library. Bottom line up front: these are not my favorite study rooms. Let’s start with the good things:
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DCPL Study Rooms: A Study: Chevy Chase
Important: There is a Chevy Chase library in DC, and there is a Chevy Chase library in Maryland. Both are on Connecticut Avenue. They are miles apart, and it isn’t an issue
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DCPL Study Rooms: A Study: The Introduction
Some home internet connectivity problems sent me to the library to do work. Some work sent me to the library to do work. DC Public Library has 26 neighborhood libraries plus the
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(Generative) AI, Pro Bono, Access to Justice, and Equity
Yesterday I went to a fantastic program organized by the Washington Council of Lawyers on “Best Practices in Pro Bono: The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Pro Bono and Access to Justice.”
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Thoughts on FOIA, Part 1
By the title of this post, I’m implying that my thoughts on FOIA will be a series. You know me. The next post in the series might not happen for a month
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When your resources aren’t perfect
This post is a bit of a “what would YOU do?” request for input. Let me begin with the background: I am, on behalf of my office, working on a project to
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Notable DC figures: Francis Gregory
The Francis A. Gregory branch of the DC Public Library is located in Fort Davis. The “A,” if you’re curious, stands for “Anderson.” The library was named for Francis Gregory, who lived