‘Information literacy: social class perspectives — at LILAC 2024’: https://www.preater.com/2024/04/19/information-literacy-social-class-perspectives-at-lilac-2024/
We’ve written a follow-up blog post for our @Infolitgroup #lilac24 panel to address more of the themes, comments and questions that we couldn't cover on the day.
Huge thanks to the contributors to our Padlet ahead of time and in the session. Our call to action is for all of us, regardless of social class background, to continue these conversations in our own libraries and communities.
A few years ago over on the dear old birdsite I asked if there are any library strategic plans that reference critical information literacy, or critical librarianship.
My finest librarianly searching has not found any more since. Does anyone know of any? (Other than University of West London - keeping it real! 💙)
#Critlib #CritInfoLit
ICYMI: good morning #LILAC24, ahead of our conference panel session on Weds @ 9.30am (be there!) we are interested in your views—hot takes, spicy takes, cool, considered takes—on our provocations on social class and #InfoLit.
Padlet: https://bit.ly/493J81P
With: @rosiehare, @DFlynnLib, @jencrate & Ramona Naicker.
Next week I'm speaking with colleagues on a panel at the #LILAC24 conference about social class and information literacy.
We aim to bring forward working-class perspectives on library work and #InfoLit practices, challenge you, and create reflective discussion.
We'd welcome views on our provocations via our Padlet from those attending, or not:
https://padlet.com/rosiehare1/lilac-2024-information-literacy-social-class-perspectives-pa-bqhvzo5r0viozhmq
♻️ Boost very welcome 🙏
Here's our article based on our collaborative #autoethnography of working-class experiences of libraries, in the @Infolitgroup Journal of Information Literacy issue on #Critlib #CritInfoLit.
@DFlynnLib, Teresa, @rosiehare and Krishna were a fabulous team of researchers and coauthors.
Following #CALC23, our article based on our collaborative autoethnography of working-class lived experiences of libraries is out now in @Infolitgroup’s Journal of Information Literacy special issue on #CritLib #CritInfoLit.
@DFlynnLib, Dr Teresa Crew, @rosiehare and Krishna Maroo were a fabulous team of researchers and coauthors. 🤩
https://doi.org/10.11645/17.1.3361 (OA🔓)
Boost welcome 🙏🏼
🔔🔔Exciting News🔔🔔
New issue of Journal of Critical Digital Librarianship is now available
https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/jcdl/vol2/iss1/
#libraries #library #archives #digitalLibraries #critLib #critInfoLit #specialCollections #criticalDigitalLibraries
A little bit about each article 👇
Andrew Preater
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