Introduction to liberatory librarianship Brain W. Keith ; Laurie Taylor ; Shamin Renwick Part I: Liberatory librarians
Dr. Alma Jordan Shamin Renwick
Lilian Marrero: sanctuary and solidarity through libraries Tania Ma̋ra ̋Ros Marrero
Rosa Quintero Mesa: the University of Florida's librarianship defied global politics Richard Phillips
Judith Rogers: visionary and organic leader Laurie Taylor
Part II: Programs that support liberation
Liberatory librarianship in a public library Brian Boies
the KNOW systemic racism project at Standford University Felicia A. Smith
Part III : the personal as professional
My brother's keeper Tiffany J. Grant ; LaWanda Singleton ; Clementine Adeyemi
Disabled in the library JJ Pionke
Part IV: Histories of libreration
Elevating diverse voices in service Willa Liburd Tavernier ; Ursula Romero ; Christina Jones
Unsiloed, cross-jurisdictional DEI Tiffany J. Grant ; Mikaila Corday ; Michelle McKinney ; Margaux Patel ; Eira Tansey ; June Taylor-Slaughter
Hidden histories and radical reading lists : restorative justice at SOAS library Farzana Qureshi ; Ludi Price
g Part V: Liberatory instruction and training
"We are ... library users!" : developing a liberatory library instruction program for college students with intellectual and developmental disabilities Bernadette A. Lear
Critical reflection on the University of Kentucky's basic archives workshop: status quo or transformation? Sarah Dorpinghaus ; Ruth E. Bryan
Part VI: Imagining and enacting liberation together
Empathy as resistance?: the concept of empathy in liberatory librarianship Sabine Jean Dantus
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