The Rochester Regional Library Council has invited me to lead The Renewals Colloquium on April 22, 2021. The virtual event is free for members of the Council, along with members of the Empire State Library Network. Learn more and register.
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Earlier this month, I facilitated The Renewals Presentation as part of the African American Medical Librarians Alliance Caucus (AAMLA)’s “Radical Wellness & Self-Care for Information Professionals” series. I’m thankful the group invited me to take part in these important conversations, which also included a focus on mindfulness, fitness, nutrition, mental health, and more. During the
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Last April I shared Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)- centered results of my ongoing survey on the impact of COVID-19 on low-morale experiences. As a follow-up – and in tandem with a recent Renewal Presentation I hosted for the African-American Medical Librarians Alliance (AAMLA) – I am sharing updated data to highlight the
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Leebaw and Logsdon delve into academic librarians’ perceptions of and experiences with academic freedom protections, making links to faculty status protections and their effectiveness when librarians are challenged. When looking at perceptions of punishment, they found that librarians’ responses had “there is significant overlap in both experiences and impacts.” Read the article.
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On February 10, I’ll be presenting The Renewals Presentation as part of the African American Medical Librarians Alliance’s “Radical Self- Care & Wellness for Information Professionals” series. I’ll highlight my research on Black, Indigenous, and People of Color’s (BIPOC) low-morale experiences in general and share updates on how this group is faring during the COVID-19