Hello everyone! My name is Fobazi M. Ettarh. Previously a school librarian, I am currently the Undergraduate Success Librarian at Rutgers, Newark. Here, I talk about critical pedagogy, my love-hate relationship with libraries and librarians, and activism. I tend to tweet more often than I blog, and you can find me @fobettarh. If you would…
Aktuell, in der COVID-Pandemie, präsentieren sich Bibliotheken als wichtige Einrichtungen, welche die Wissenschaft am Laufen halten und den Zusammenhalt der Gesellschaft rstützen. Unter anderem unter den Hashtags #BibliothekSindDa und #BibAtHome sowie auf diesem Etherpad und noch an anderen Stellen werden aktuell kostenlose Anmeldungsmöglichkeiten per Internet, Zugang zu Online-Medien, Lieferdienste von Bibliotheken und so weiter verbreitet.…
Preface, Jonathan Cope Introduction, Andrea Baer, Ellysa Cahoy, and Bob Schroeder Libraries as Dialogic Spaces: Limits & Possibilities Chapter 1: Creating Meaningful Engagement in Academic Libraries Using Principles of Intergroup Dialogue, Ione Damasco Chapter 2: Reflective Dialogue across Difference in Libraries, Lindsay Marlow and Kelly McElroy Chapter 3: Confronting the Limits of Dialogue: Charlottesville 2017,…
The Labor of Open is a zine project undertaken at the 2019 Triangle Scholarly Communications Institute to examine the labor of scholar-led independent open access publishing as an equity issue in scholarly communications. The goal of our work is to make scholarly communications more equitable by advocating for spaces where scholar-led approaches can flourish within a larger structural system. We invite others to join us by sharing this zine and its message far and wide.