Recording Available Here As the federal government takes aim squarely at libraries and higher education, an organized sector-wide response is crucial. How can academic library workers take part? What can … Read more Libraries in Higher Education: How Can We Meet the Moment?
As Trump begins his second term, we feel an urgent need to reach out to the library community—our community—to share our concerns and offer our solidarity. We know many of … Read more Post-Election Message to the Library Community
This is the next installment of our Author Interview Series with Library Students where prospective information professionals meet with authors to discuss the research process and engage in a deep dive on … Read more Conversation with Land in Libraries: Toward a Materialist Conception of Education editor, Lydia Zvyagintseva, with Lauren Ip
This is the next installment of our Author Interview Series with Library Students where prospective information professionals meet with authors to discuss the research process and engage in a deep dive on … Read more Conversation with Unwanted Interactions: Patron-perpetrated Sexual Harassment in Libraries editors, Danielle Allard and Tami Oliphant with Jenny Cheng
This is the next installment of our Author Interview Series with Library Students where prospective information professionals meet with authors to discuss the research process and engage in a deep dive on … Read more Conversation with Crop and Bleed: An Information Studies Reader editors, Sean Pessin and Rob Montoya with Kate Edelson
This is the next installment of our Author Interview Series with Library Students where prospective information professionals meet with authors to discuss the research process and engage in a deep dive on … Read more Conversation with Grabbing Tea editors, Shawn(ta) Smith-Cruz and Sara Howard with Megan Bardis
This is the next installment of our Author Interview Series with Library Students where prospective information professionals meet with authors to discuss the research process and engage in a deep dive on … Read more Conversation with Litwin author, Stacy Russo with Maegan Jenkins
This is the next installment of our Author Interview Series with Library Students where prospective information professionals meet with authors to discuss the research process and engage in a deep dive on … Read more Conversation with Trans and Gender Diverse Voices in Libraries editor, Stephen G. Krueger with Aileen Thong
This is the third installment of our Author Interview Series with Library Students where prospective information professionals meet with authors to discuss the research process and engage in a deep dive on … Read more Conversation with Re-Thinking the Library Makerspace editors, Maggie Melo and Jennifer Nichols with Eric Mooney
This is the second installment of our Author Interview Series with Library Students where prospective information professionals meet with authors to discuss the research process and engage in a deep dive on … Read more Conversation with Social Movement Archive authors, Jen Hoyer and Nora Almeida with Cameron Andersen
This is the first installment of our Author Interview Series with Library Students where prospective information professionals meet with authors to discuss the research process and engage in a deep dive on … Read more Conversation with The Collector and the Collected: Decolonizing Area Studies Librarianship editors, Megan Browndorf, Erin Pappas and Anna Arays
Hi. I’m Lacey. As you may have seen, I am the new editor-in-chief for Library Juice Press and Litwin Books. I know that the purpose of an initial message of … Read more Greetings from your new editor-in-chief, Lacey Torge
We Can Do I.T.: Women in Library Information Technology Editors: Jenny Brandon, Sharon Ladenson, and Kelly Sattler Price: $22.00 Published: July 2018 ISBN: 978-1-63400-053-6 Number ten in the Litwin Books … Read more New book: We Can Do I.T.: Women in Library Information Technology
Where are all the Librarians of Color? The Experiences of People of Color in Academia Editors: Rebecca Hankins and Miguel Juárez Price: $45.00 Published: January 2016 ISBN: 978-1-936117-83-3 352 pages … Read more Where are all the Librarians of Color? The Experiences of People of Color in Academia
The American Association of Law Libraries is in the midst of a “rebranding” project, and its executive board has just proposed renaming the association the “Association for Legal Information.” As … Read more Fred Shapiro’s statement in opposition to renaming the AALL
The Psychology of Librarianship Editors: Lynn Gullickson Spencer, Leanne VandeCreek, and H. Stephen Wright Price: $45.00 Published: November 2015 ISBN: 978-1-63400-016-1 406 pages Printed on acid-free paper Available for pre-order … Read more New book: The Psychology of Librarianship
The Dialectic of Academic Librarianship: A Critical Approach Author: Stephen Bales Price: $35.00 Published: May 2015 ISBN: 978-1-936117-89-5 200 pages Printed on acid-free paper Publisher: Library Juice Press Available on … Read more New book: The Dialectic of Academic Librarianship: A Critical Approach
There is a new open statement circulating, written by UCLA Information Studies faculty, led by Safiya Noble. Written in response to the events in Ferguson and the crisis that it … Read more Statement from Information Studies Academics and Professionals on Documentary Evidence and Social Justice
More “right-sizing” bullshit. Barnard faculty frustrated by plans to remove 40,000 books from library Barnard’s faculty and staff claim they were shut out of the decision-making process for the new … Read more Barnard plans to remove 40,000 books from library
This is pretty exciting. In the Library with the Lead Pipe, the library practice journal that started as a blog, is announcing their creation of a non-profit for developing library … Read more Lead Pipe starts Library Pipeline