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We believe this resource is a valuable tool that will enhance research and teaching across many academic departments at UNC Charlotte. In order to communicate the incredible value this resource provides and secure the continuation of our access to it, we need your feedback.
Effective January 1, 2025, Atkins Library no longer maintains a subscription to Adam Matthew (AM) collections. However, we continue to provide perpetual access to more than 50 AM collections. You can see a list of the collections we own and will continue to offer access to in perpetuity below.
This collection draws on material from the late 1970s through to the early 1990s, focusing on the voices of under-represented groups, grassroots organizations, and countercultural movements to showcase the key social, cultural, and political concerns of the decade.
This resource presents exciting new opportunities to engage students in primary source research. To brainstorm ways to incorporate Adam Matthew collections into your curriculum, assignments, or teaching, please reach out to your subject librarian. Librarians can also provide remote instruction to students on how to navigate this resource within a class session or individual research consultation.
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AM has created videos containing collection overviews and demos, how-to videos, and faculty testimonials. Explore how AM collections can support you and your students.
Note: not all resources featured in these videos are included in the subscription.