previous Twitter chats Find details about previous #critlib Twitter chats and their Storify archives below! Melvil Dewey October 1, 2019 #snaprt joint chat September 24, 2019 IDEAL ’19 follow-up August 27, 2019 critical medical librarianship June 13, 2019 critcat subject headings appraisal November 13, 2018 going fee free October 22, 2018 Hack Library School chat: LIS student and new library worker perspectives October 9, 2018 health literacy September 4, 2018 organizational culture August 21, 2018 responding to ALA July 31, 2018 citation politics July 10, 2018 reflective teaching practice June 18, 2018 public libraries and #critlib redux June 3, 2018 engagement / outreach / advocacy May 21, 2018 student wellness May 8, 2018 bias in web searching April 24, 2018 tribal libraries April 12, 2018 vendor relations March 19, 2018 patron privacy March 6, 2018 100th chat celebration February 20, 2018 publishing, whiteness, and inequities February 6, 2018 Wikipedia, open access, and social justice January 22, 2018 doing critlib research January 9, 2018 2017 year end chat December 18, 2017 user personas for digital collections December 5, 2017 critical librarianship and comics November 28, 2017 Radical Reference November 14, 2017 radical empathy in archival practice October 23, 2017 open educational resources (OER) October 3, 2017 spatial justice September 18, 2017 the weight and worth of professionalism September 5, 2017 mentorship August 23, 2017 Hip Hop Librarian Consortium August 8, 2017 net neutrality July 24, 2017 privilege in the library job search process July 11, 2017 relevance of MLIS to 21st century librarianship June 19, 2017 queer communities in academic libraries June 6, 2017 endangered data April 17, 2017 the future of ALA April 4, 2017 open access & the politics of knowledge sharing March 21, 2017 teaching beyond the academy March 7, 2017 business, professional, medical, health, & STEM education programs February 27, 2017 first-generation library workers in the academy February 7, 2017 validity of student evaluations on teaching January 23, 2017 sexual harassment of library workers January 12, 2017 collaborations between K-12 & academic librarians January 10, 2017 critical reflection December 19, 2016 library workers with disabilities December 6, 2016 critical librarianship in a Trump administration November 22, 2016 MPLP (archival processing) November 11, 2016 academic libraries & the student loan crisis November 1, 2016 inclusion at public service points October 17, 2016 history of critical librarianship October 11, 2016 #LIUlockout September 13, 2016 public/academic collaboration September 6, 2016 Wikipedia & #critlib August 23, 2016 ethics of digitization August 8, 2016 “offensive” items in the collection July 26, 2016 value sensitive design July 19, 2016 caregiving July 11, 2016 digital preservation June 6, 2016 visual culture/literacy May 17, 2016 emotional labor May 2, 2016 lead up to #gsisc16 April 19, 2016 intro to critlib (part 2) April 4, 2016 intro to critlib (part 1) March 22, 2016 you don’t have to wear white gloves: critical approaches to rare books March 7, 2016 serving homeless library users February 16, 2016 patience/impatience February 1, 2016 #mashcat crossover: communication January 19, 2016 information resources and incarcerated people January 4, 2016 #feelings December 15, 2015 privacy education in libraries December 7, 2015 #critlib and hiring practices November 24, 2015 dismantling white, upper class, cisgender, & colonial LC classification November 2, 2015 gender and leadership October 20, 2015 neutrality and objectivity in scientific information October 6, 2015 library security and implications for libraries September 22, 2015 information and migrant populations September 8, 2015 tenure track and social justice work August 25, 2015 working from within the system to create change August 11, 2015 critical with love July 28, 2015 environmental and labor implications of library technology July 14, 2015 critiquing #critlib June 30, 2015 critical perspectives on data, surveillance, and the privatization of higher ed June 16, 2015 feminist contributions in LIS June 9, 2015 kinesthetic learning and #critlib June 2, 2015 public libraries and #critlib May 19, 2015 educational technology, neoliberalism, and #critlib May 5, 2015 critlib tech manifesto April 28, 2015 anti-oppressive facilitation strategies April 21, 2015 critical pedagogy and student/staff development April 7, 2015 what is #critlib, where are we going March 31, 2015 makerspaces March 10, 2015 state of the literature February 24, 2015 assessment and #critlib within accreditation, program review, & other standards February 10, 2015 residency programs and diversity in librarianship January 27, 2015 the critical reference librarian January 13, 2015 critical approaches to LIS education December 16, 2014 deeper exploration of #critlib and why it’s important December 9, 2014
