Category Archives: Workshop & Events

White spaces, Asian faces: Onboarding for racialized academic librarians Panel Description Racialized librarians experience vocational awe and the consequences of how vocational awe plays out with their white colleagues. Namely, racialized librarians witness the inconsistencies between library values and library … Continue reading →

Hannah Turner, Melissa Adler, and Julia Bullard invite all interested to a half-day workshop on Knowledge Organization and Nations. The workshop will be held July 7th at this year’s International Society for Knowledge Organization (ISKO) conference, with hybrid participation options. … Continue reading →

The Lies We Tell Ourselves: The Role of Libraries in Creating Hegemonic Values Panel Description: This panel discussion builds on recent discussions in the library community about the notion of “vocational awe” – the set of ideas, values, and assumptions … Continue reading →

This month there are TWO opportunities to connect and grow our network! One event is being hosted through the Ontario Library Association and a student event is being hosted through ViMLoC. Library folks that identify as Black, Indigenous, or People … Continue reading →