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Collage of photographs and other material from the 2011 Occupy Philadelphia movement. Temple University Special Collections Research Center.

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The thirty-eight member libraries and archives of the Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collections Libraries (PACSCL) collect, care for, and share with a world-wide audience collections that comprise an internationally important body of unique materials for students, scholars and lifelong learners at any level. PACSCL promotes both a supportive special collections community and opportunities for members to leverage the power of collaborative work. It also encourages scholars, educators, and other diverse audiences to explore and engage with member institutions’ uniquely rich holdings.

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