Key Note Speak: From faculty to semi-independent institution

Key note speak:Cecilie Butenschøn Mariri, Regional Librarian, Southern and Eastern African Regional Centre for Women’s Law, University of Zimbabwe on SEARCWL - The other way around: From part of faculty to semi-independent institution; and how to build a spider's net of libraries and lectures in women's law

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  1. Default_profile_3_normalimwg10 Cecile mariri university of Zimbabwe library. Video showing library and perspectives of womens rights students #imwg10about 5 hours ago via Twitter for iPhone
  2. Green_4921_michel2_normalwesselim @kjmollema whats new? google beats us all incl. europeana. let's face reality #by2010 #imwg10about 5 hours ago via Twitter for iPad
  3. Green_4921_michel2_normalwesselim #imwg10 http://www.weaverpresszimbabwe.com will publish book on teaching practices in siuthern and eastern ... womens law in zimbabwe.about 6 hours ago via Twitter for iPad
  4. Default_profile_3_normalimwg10 Zimbabwe: printed materials crucial as connectivity is good but access to pcs is limited. #imwg10about 6 hours ago via Twitter for iPhone
  5. Green_4921_michel2_normalwesselim #imwg10 just to remind us all that october 1st is#followalibrary day on twitter: mention your favourite library and promote itabout 6 hours ago via Twitter for iPad
  6. Green_4921_michel2_normalwesselim #imwg10 zimbabwe does not have a national library infrastructure; what can be done about this?about 6 hours ago via Twitter for iPad
  7. Green_4921_michel2_normalwesselim #imwg10 started second day of our workshop wirh a paper by Cecile Butenschøn Mariri on centre for womens law in Zimbabweabout 6 hours ago via Twitter for iPad
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