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Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
Global Promotion Of Lgbtq Resources And Services Through Social Media, Rachel S. Wexelbaum
Global Promotion Of Lgbtq Resources And Services Through Social Media, Rachel S. Wexelbaum
Library Faculty Publications
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The Library As Safe Space, Rachel S. Wexelbaum
The Library As Safe Space, Rachel S. Wexelbaum
Library Faculty Publications
Purpose: This chapter will explain how libraries define safe space through policies, procedures, and professional codes of ethics. The chapter will generate a history of the concept of libraries as safe space, will explain how libraries attempt to create safe spaces in physical and online environments, and will show how library practices both help and harm patrons in need of safe space.
Design/methodology/approach: This chapter provides a review of the literature that illustrates how libraries provide safe space—or not—for their patrons. The author will deconstruct the ALA Code of Ethics and Bill of Rights to demonstrate how libraries remain heteronormative …
Expand, Humanize, Simplify : An Interview With Sandy Berman, Tina Gross, Sandy Berman
Expand, Humanize, Simplify : An Interview With Sandy Berman, Tina Gross, Sandy Berman
Library Faculty Publications
In this interview, Sanford (“Sandy”) Berman discusses his career and his efforts to promote responsive, user-friendly cataloging practices over uncritical deference to prevailing standards. Topics covered include his work at Hennepin County Library, his thoughts on the campaign to change the subject heading “Illegal aliens,” his ongoing practice of proposing new Library of Congress Subject Headings, and his relationship with the Library of Congress.