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Social Justice and Libraries Open Conference

February 27, 2016miscellaneousviolet

The first-annual Social Justice and Libraries Open Conference is an unconference-style event for library workers and students focused on dismantling structural oppression. It will take place at the Northwest School in Seattle on May 14 2016. Registration is free—sign up now!

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CleverGirlReadsThe Librarian Formerly Known as Sam@CleverGirlReads·
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#LibraryTwitter #CritLib #CripLib How many of your libraries have Work-From-Home or Telecommuting policies? Disabled Librarians: How many of you were allowed to work from home prior to the Coronavirus pandemic?

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CleverGirlReadsThe Librarian Formerly Known as Sam@CleverGirlReads·
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#LibraryTwitter #CritLib I'm working on a paper about the affect of the Coronavirus pandemic on reference services, and I've come to this question: "Is the tech help we provide part of providing equal access to information?

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Kelsey_readsKelsey Grimm@Kelsey_reads·
24 Sep

This speaks to primary source literacy too.

Synthesized research gets quoted and cited again and again, perpetuating falsehoods, when looking at the originals might bring different interpretations. #critlib #NASI2020

Kyle B Roberts@kylebroberts

Baker points out that the state of Oklahoma used this faulty scholarship in their arguments in the recent McGirt vs Oklahoma Supreme Court case. #NASI2020

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safiyanobleSafiya Umoja Noble PhD@safiyanoble·
24 Sep

Call all my librarian friends! Looks like we’ve got another important book to add to your collections! Please purchase for all the libraries! #critlib

Carissa Véliz@carissaveliz

A book is a great collective effort, and there are many people to thank. This book wouldn't have been possible without the work of @CarolinePFD and the team at @PFDAgents; @SusannaWadeson and the team at @TransworldBooks and @PenguinUKBooks, including @sallycwray... 1/

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PartnershipJPartnership Journal@PartnershipJ·
24 Sep

In this 3 part series, Partnership author @theraiserswire unpacks systemic racism in Ontario public libraries & outlines how we can engage in anti-racist practices #antiracism #critlib

Open Shelf Magazine@OpenShelfOLA

Read Part I of this three-part series on systemic racism in librarianship. @theraiserswire responds to media backlash about conversations of white privilege in the halls and program #antiracism #publiclibraries #critlib @westernuFIMS 3/3

➡️ https://bit.ly/3bYvl0C

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