Image Social Justice and Media Literacy: Using Data from and about Urban Teens for Library Decor Posted by RCHRISTOPHER on 06/16/2023 a guest post by Kelly N. Czarnecki
Image Cultural Humility: More Elements of Practice Posted by RCHRISTOPHER on 06/15/2023 a guest post by Sarah R. Kostelecky, Lori Townsend, and David A. Hurley
Image Cultural Humility: Elements of Practice Posted by RCHRISTOPHER on 06/09/2023 a guest post by Sarah R. Kostelecky, Lori Townsend, and David A. Hurley
Stigma in the Stacks? Providing Abortion Information Posted by RCHRISTOPHER on 05/17/2023 a guest post by Barbara A. Alvarez
Image How Are You Celebrating Autism In Your Libraries In April? Posted by RCHRISTOPHER on 04/06/2023 a guest post by Amelia Anderson
Cassell and Hiremath's updated introduction to reference and information services Posted by RCHRISTOPHER on 01/03/2023 CHICAGO — From the ongoing flood of mi
Making the connection: Amanda L. Folk and Tracey Overbey discuss libraries and the Black and African American experience Posted by RCHRISTOPHER on 09/22/2022 Still a predominantly white profession, librarianship has a legacy of racial discrimination, and we must face and better understand the ways in which race impacts how we meet users’ needs both now and in the future. Amanda L.
Image "Keep the literal and figurative lights on; cockroaches hate that": Michael Cart on YA lit, censorship, and his new book Posted by RCHRISTOPHER on 05/23/2022 For well over a decade now, Michael Cart and his book Young Adult Literature: From Romance to Realism have served as invaluable guides to both the history and unfolding landscape
"Diversity of identities should be a celebration, not a burden": an interview with Jessica Anne Bratt Posted by RCHRISTOPHER on 02/22/2022 Children's librarians are taking seriously our profession’s calls for equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI).