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Spooky Movies at Broome Library

Enjoy this October with some spooky movies.
Visit our Halloween Collection of horror movies available online or on DVD.
Want to browse just an online collection visit our streaming media options:
Filipino American History Month

October is Filipino American History Month. The Library has curated some materials to participate:
- Filipino American History Month Collection a collection of books by and about Filipino Americans
- Filipinos in Ventura County a digital image collection from our Special Collections
- Filipinos in Ventura County by Elnora Kelly Tayag, a book written by a former Broome Librarian
For more information about Filipino American history visit the Filipino American Natural History Society.
Banned Books Week - exhibit runs through October

Banned Books Week is over but the exhibit runs through October.
The Broome Library's exhibit was featured on the American Library Association's website, kinda a cool: https://www.ala.org/bbooks/banned
Banned Books Week: Banned Books Week celebrates the freedom to read and draws attention to books that have been challenged or removed from libraries, schools, and communities. These challenges can involve a wide range of topics, including race, history, identity, sexuality, religion, and other issues that may be considered controversial.
See books in our collection that have been banned or on challenged lists:
Banned Books in the Broome Library
Introducing AnthroSource
AnthroSource provides access to scholarly journals articles published by the American
Anthropological Association and is an excellent resource for Anthropology, Sociology,
and interdisciplinary research projects.
Why use it?
Great for finding peer-reviewed anthropology research and learning how anthropologists study human cultures, communities, and societies around the world.
Featured Collection
Camarillo State Hospital Collection
The Camarillo State Hospital Collection is primarily housed in the University Archives and contains documents, photographs, maps of the hospital, newspaper articles, and artifacts relating to the administration, development, opening, operation, and closing of the facility.
If you are interested in viewing the collection, please contact Evelyn Taylor, University Archivist, at evelyn.taylor@csuci.edu or 805-437-8830.
