St. Luke Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Centennial 1909-2009

St. Luke's C.M.E., Church Anniversaries

Patricia Lewis and St. Luke's C.M.E.

2009

Public Libraries and Networked Information Services in Low-Income Communities

Prairienet, Public Libraries, Community Informatics, Digital Divide, 1990s

This article presents findings from an empirical study of community information
exchange and computer access and use among low-income,
predominantly African-American residents in one locale. Data were
collected through household interviews, focus groups, and surveys. Results
indicate that, while computer use is minimal, many low-income
community members are poised to participate in the local development
of networked information services. The article emphasizes appropriate
roles for public libraries in community-wide efforts to bridge the digital
divide that cuts computer use along socioeconomic lines.

Study based in Champaign-Urbana

Ann P. Bishop, Tonyia J. Tidline, Susan Shoemaker, Pamela Salela

Volume 21, Number 3, pages 361–390

Library & Information Science Research

1999

AFRO 498 2011 Spring Concert

Music, African-American Studies, Salem Baptist Church

Flyer for concert at Salem Baptist Church by AFRO 498 Continuing Education course.

Text of flyer, see below for images of flyers:

You are invited to attend the End of The Semester Concert
Of Musical Diversity
Featuring
SPECIAL GUEST
“A. I. J. SINGERS AND GOD’S BAND FROM INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA”
And The DAAS AFRO 498 Students from
“Harmonizing Differences….” Class
From Academic Outreach, University of Illinois
Conducted by Willie T. Summerville, Adjunct Instructor
Monday Evening, May 2, 2011---7:00 PM
At Salem Baptist Church
500 East Park
Champaign, Illinois, 61820
THE CONCERT IS FREE TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE CAMPUS AND THE CHAMPAIGN
COUNTY AREA
DR. RONALD JACKSON, HEAD
DEPARTMENT OF AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
MR. CLARENCE TODD TAYLOR, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
MR. MARQUIS MCKNIGHT, PERCUSSIONIST/PROGRAM ASSISTANT

Willie T. Summerville

2 May 2011

Session 15 Developing Our Vision.

Charles Benton, Benton Foundation; David Johnson, South Suburban Community College; Alejandro Luis Molina, Caja del Agua Studios; Patricia O'Brien, University of Illinois at Chicago; Kate Williams, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, chair.

Session 15: Part 1

Session 15: Part 2

http://echicago.illinois.edu/

Session 14 Genealogy.

Jeanne Larzalere Bloom, Chicago Genealogical Society; Tony Burroughs, independent genealogist and consultant; Cynthia Piech, Polish Genealogical Society of America; Grete Bever, Chicago Public Library, chair.

Session 14: Part 1

Session 14: Part 2

http://echicago.illinois.edu/

Session 13 Building Community Through Broadband Media.

Tiffany Bosley, CAN TV; Adriana Gallardo, Radio Arte; Frances Roehm, Skokie Public Library; Ethan Michaeli, We the People Media/Residents Journal; Colin Rhinesmith, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, chair.

Session 13: Part 1

Session 13: Part 2

http://echicago.illinois.edu/

Session 12 Local History.

Sara Chapman, Media Burn Archive; Karen Kanemoto, Japanese American Service Committee; Noah Lenstra, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign; Rebeccah Sanders, Chicago Cultural Alliance; Kathleen Bethel, Northwestern University, chair.

Session 12: Part 1

Session 12: Part 2

http://echicago.illinois.edu/

Session 11 Youth Computing.

Taylor Bayless, Chicago Public Library; Jefferey Sweeton, Howard Area Community Center; Isaac Baker X, Austin YMCA; Michelle Bourgeois, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, chair.

Session 11: Part 1

Session 11: Part 2

http://echicago.illinois.edu/

Session 10 Music.

Abdul Alkalimat, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Opening; Ernest Dawkins, Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians; David Kelly (Capital D), All Natural Paul Maloney, Accuradio.com.

Session 10: Part 1

Session 10: Part 2

Session 9 Students Connecting.

Tiffany Chow, University of Michigan, and Noah Lenstra, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, co-chairs.

Session 9: Part 1

Session 9: Part 2

http://echicago.illinois.edu/