Publications

This edited volume explores the central role of African and African American people in shaping Alachua County and Florida, from Native American history and European colonization through slavery, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, and the Civil Rights era. Drawing on scholarship from the Alachua County Bicentennial Symposium, the book blends historical research, community memory, and calls for truth, reconciliation, and a more just future.

Introduction to Libraries and Archives Preservation in Tropical Environments is designed to provide a brief introduction to heritage preservation. Included is an overview of key concepts and strategies; a focus on issues of greater concern in tropical regions; and a starting set of additional resources that readers can use to find specific answers to local needs.

African Americans in the Making of Alachua… This edited volume explores the central role of African and African American people in shaping Alachua County and Florida, from Native…

About the program The LibraryPress@UF has published digital and print open access books, creative works, and educational resources (OER) since its operational launch in 2018. All of our publications feature at least one contributor from the University of Florida to ensure university ties and preservation and are released under…

A comprehensive guide that introduces personal finance management as an essential part of palliative care, written by healthcare providers at UF Health Jacksonville.

Madagascar from A to Z is a children’s alphabet book written in English and translated into the Vezo dialect of Malagasy and French.

The Baldwin Library of Historical Children’s Literature at UF holds over 120,000 items, including many rare and colorful books highlighted in this volume.

This textbook supports the Impact of Materials on Society course and teaching materials, developed with the Materials Research Society.