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What We Aren’t Seeing Exclusionary Practices in Visual Media
(ACRL, 2024-01-03)
Disability in visual culture is arguably flawed, with ideas and concepts created and
accepted in the vacuum of ableist, capitalist environments. “Disability has always been
part of the human condition,” write art historians ...
Black and Brown at Blue and Gold: Two Notre Dame Experiences as Resident Librarians
(Library Juice, 2022-08)
This book chapter describes the experiences of two Librarian-in-Residence program alumni, Naomi Bishop and Kai Alexis Smith. Bishop participated in the program from 2010-2012 designed around Science Technology Engineering ...
CSU Dreamin': A Case Study of Collaboration across the California State University System with Arts, Architecture, and Performing Arts Librarians
(Art Documentation, 2021-06)
In summer 2017, the California State University (CSU) system implemented a shared unified library management system. This united the catalog records for the physical and electronic collections from all twenty-three campuses ...
Margins of the Margins of the Margins: On Being Black with Disabilities and/or Neurodivergence in Libraries and Archives
(Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2022)