Creating an inclusive library : approaches for increasing engagement and use with students of color / edited by Ngoc-Yen Tran, Michael J. Aguilar II, and Adriana Poo.

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PublicationChicago, IL : Association of College and Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association, 2024.
Copyright Date©2024
Descriptionxiii, 442 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
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Other author/creatorTran, Ngoc Yen (Librarian), editor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjJ8FWQqhYHt8PyCdbDdHC
Other author/creatorAguilar, Michael J., II, editor.
Other author/creatorPoo, Adriana, editor.
Other author/creatorAmerican Library Association, publisher.
Partial contents Welcoming and sense of belonging -- Culturally relevant approaches -- Building representation and inclusion -- Collaborations and co-creation -- Community building and engagement -- Fostering diverse student employees.
Contents Introduction / Ngoc-Yen Tran, Michael J. Aguilar II, and Adriana Poo -- Section I: Welcoming and sense of belonging : 1. Moving toward belonging: library integration in a summer bridge program / Becky Leathersich, Alessandra Otero Ramos, Alan Witt, Brandon K. West -- 2. Beyond the filter: using photographs and storytelling to build community for AALANA student retention / Mary Jo Fairchild, Aaisha Haykal, Allison Jones, Amanda Kraft, Elena Rodriguez, Dale Rosengarten, Gretchen Scronce -- 3. Making the invisible visible: library outreach and engagement at the intersections / Jade Alburo, Renee Romero, Ibraheem Ali -- 4. The Black student experience at California State University San Marcos and the university library's role in amplifying Black voices / Jennifer Ho, Rosa Y. Rodriguez, Sean D. Visintainer, Antonia P. Olivas, Holly Hampton -- Section II. Culturally relevant approaches -- 5. Doing things with metaphors: mobilizing cultural humility from the guest perspective as antiracist pedagogy / Carol A. Leibiger and Alan W. Aldrich -- 6. Walk it like we talk it: library programming for Black student engagement / Angel Truesdale, Adreonna Bennett, Randi Beem, Christin Lampkowski, Natalie Ornat, Oliva Patterson -- 7. Taking it to the street: designing archival walking tours for cultural heritage months / Catherine Fonseca -- Section III. Building representation and inclusion -- 8. Creating a more inclusive environment: the importance of mindful collection development and cataloging / Kelly Williams and Jennifer Batson -- 9. Facilitate then curate: highlighting student & BIPOC voices in the library collection with the reading resilience project / Kelly Marie Blanchat -- 10. Student outreach as BIPOC collection development: the creation of a native Hawaiian collection in an academic library / Shelley Carr -- Section IV. Collaborations and co-creation -- 11. Demonstrating inclusion and allyship: amplifying an indigenous voice through physical and digital exhibition / Jaime Valenzuela -- 12. Co-creativity for inclusivity: designing the library user experience / Michael J. Aguilar II and Sharesly Rodriguez -- 13. Zines as praxis: making space for participatory culture in the academic library / Jerilyn Tinio and Melissa Chomintra -- 14. Building BIPOC community with Wikipedia / Rosalinda Hernandez Linares-Gray and Leah Valletta -- Section V. Community building and engagement -- 15. We need to talk: creating a university library driven series on the UNLV campus to address systemic racism / Brittani Sterling and Su Kim Chung -- 16. A tale of two ethnic studies libraries: a community-driven model for BIPOC inclusion / Xaviera Flores and Joy Holland -- 17. Building an inclusive and antiracist library: East Asian Library initiatives at the University of Toronto / Hana Kim -- 18. Centering comunidad in the Central Valley / Ginny Barnes, Karina Cardenas, and Balladolid (Dolly) Lopez -- Section VI: Fostering diverse student employees -- 19. Reimagining and reflecting on efforts to build an inclusive library with BIPOC students / Kate Pham and Daisy Muralles -- 20. Cultivating and supporting BIPOC student success via the peer information consulting program / Jesus Espinoza and Alexandra Rivera -- 21. Diversity in libraries IT: a cohort case study of an internship program / Daniel M. Coughlin and Binky Lush.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
Issued in other formebook version Creating an inclusive library Chicago, Illinois : Association of College and Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association, 2024 9798892556224
ISBN9798892556217