American Corner Beersheva

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Opening of ACB

Dr. Keren Omry, university lecturer and expert in U.S. Black history, gave a multimedia presentation on Afro-American music within the contexts of the Civil Rights movement to high school students from Bedouin and Jewish schools at the American Corner, Beersheva, in February 2009 to commemorate Black History Month.
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What is an American Corner?

The American Corner Beersheva (ACB), located in the Beersheva Municipal Library, was opened on July 7, 2004. It is a partnership between the Public Affairs Office of the Embassy of the United States of America in Israel and the Beersheva Municipality. It provides accurate and timely information about the United States to the general public of Israel.

It also provides a venue for guest U.S. speakers, meetings with American Studies and English Language teachers, and Digital Video Conferences with experts in the United States.


  




Membership is free and open to the general public. The collection includes books, pamphlets, and DVDs on America in English, Hebrew, Russian, and Arabic.

The American Corner provides a user-friendly atmosphere for its users. Free Internet access for educational searches is another valuable service.

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