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Turkeyen Campus
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Z682.35 P75 L53 (Browse shelf) | Not for loan |
Includes bibliographical references.
Part I. Liberatory Librarians -- Dr. Alma Jordan / Shamin Renwick -- Lillian Marrero: Sanctuary and Solidarity through Libraries / Tania Maria Ríos Marrero -- Rosa Quintero Mesa: The University of Florida's Liberatory Librarianship Defied Global Politics / Richard Phillips -- Judith Rogers: Visionary and Organic Leader / Laurie Taylor -- Part II. Programs That Support Liberation -- Liberatory Librarianship in a Public Library / Brian Boies -- The KNOW Systemic Racism Project at Stanford University / Felicia A. Smith -- Part III. The Personal as Professional -- My Brother's Keeper / Tiffany Grant, LaWanda Singleton, and Clementine Adeyemi -- Disabled in the Library / JJ Pionke -- Part IV. Histories of Liberation -- Elevating Diverse Voices in Service of Liberatory Librarianship / Willa Tavernier, Ursula Romero, and Christina Ulrich Jones -- Unsiloed, Cross-Jurisdictional DEI / Tiffany J. Grant, Mikaila Corday, Michelle McKinney, Margaux Patel, Eira Tansey, and June Taylor-Slaughter -- Hidden Histories and Radical Reading Lists: Restorative Justice at SOAS Library / Farzana Qureshi and Ludi Price -- Part V. Liberatory Instruction and Training -- "We Are ... Library Users!": Developing a Liberatory Library Instruction Program for College Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities / Bernadette A. Lear -- Critical Reflections on the University of Kentucky's Basic Archives Workshop: Status Quo or Transformation? / Sarah Dorpinghaus and Ruth E. Bryan -- Part VI. Imaging and Enacting Liberation Together -- Empathy as Resistance? The Concept of Empathy in Liberatory Librarianship / Sabine Jean Dantus.
"In this edited volume, the authors seek to define, recognize, and foster liberatory librarianship by bringing together stories of liberatory librarianship from those working in libraries including archivists, curators, and technical experts. This work parallels recent scholarship on liberatory archives and libraries, known by those and other terms"-- |c Provided by publisher.
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