Presentation Date
10-11-2023
Document Type
PowerPoint
Abstract
This session presented the results of 113 academic librarians surveyed regarding their views on social justice advocacy. As part of a mixed-methods exploration, quantitative, qualitative, and integrated elements were revealed. Beyond a comprehensive survey administered, librarian advocates describe how they approach issues of social justice, what the benefits are of addressing inequities within academic libraries, what barriers they've encountered in their advocacy efforts and initiatives, and what advice a more experienced advocate might offer to a peer with less knowledge who is interested in becoming more involved.
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Conference Title
Professional Development Alliance of Library Consortia (PDA)
Location
Virtual
Recommended Citation
Brink Drescher, Judith L., "Academic Librarians' Opinions on Social Justice Advocacy" (2023). Librarian Presentations. 7.
https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/jet_pre/7
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Comments
Presented to the PDA as part of an on-going series provided by the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries of Illinois (CARLI)