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NDLC 16

#1

Caught in the Crossfire: A Conversation on Libraries and Communities in Distress

#2

Open House in the historic Powell Library Rotunda

#3

Diversity and Accessibility: Designing for Innovation and Inclusion

#4

Opening Keynote

#5

Dinner Reception at the Charles E Young Research Library

#6

Macro Impact of Microaggression: Exploring Microaggressions in Librarianship

#7

Being the Bridge: Exploring the Roles, Challenges, and Future Directions of Diversity Committees in Libraries

#8

Poster Session I

#9

Academic Libraries Spearheading Diversity and Cultural Initiatives on University Campuses

#10

Recruiting and Retaining a Diverse Workforce: Challenges and Opportunities

#11

ACRL Diversity Standards Revisited: Intersectional Approach to Cultural Competency

#12

'Let Us Work Together' Academic Libraries and Social Justice on Campus

#13

We Shall Not Give Up the Fight: Lessons Learned by the ALA Task Force on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

#14

Identity at Play: Exploring Race and Ethnicity in Academic Libraries and Beyond

#15

Leading by Example: A Look at Successful LIS Diversity Initiatives

#16

Diversity Inquiry - Bridging the Divide Between Diversity Survey Results and Actionable Understanding

#17

Community Outreach and Collaboration in Academic Libraries

#18

Beyond the Word: Exploring Diversity in Academic Library Residencies

#19

Educating the Educators: Proactive Approaches to the Inclusive Classroom

#20

Services and Studies to Support First-Generation College Students

#21

Seeing Yourself in the Library and Creating Communities with Special Collections: Outreach and Inclusion with Latino, Latin American, and African American Programming and Instruction

#22

Mastering Competencies or Practicing Humility: Contemplating Culture in Libraries

#23

Making the Invisible Visible: Diversity Dialogue and Multicultural Awareness Through Digital Projects

#24

Representing the Un/der-represented: Using Data Visualization to Explore Diversity and Inclusion for Academic Library Collections

#25

Wikipedia: A Bridge from Basic Markup to the Research Cycle

#26

We Need Diverse Books Everywhere: Addressing Diversity Across Multiple Spaces

#27

Closing Keynote

#28

Maybe We're the Problem: Bias, Blindspots, and the Politics of Experience

#29

Creating a Sustainable Plan for Diversity and Inclusion

#30

Poster Session II

#31

Diversity Standards in Action: How Do We Practice and Value Cultural Competencies?

#32

Grow Your Community: An Exploration of Peer Mentoring for People of Color

#33

Do We Walk the Walk, or Just Talk the Talk? Library Practices Around Intersectional Needs

#34

Conference Ends

#35

Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Contesting Oppression and Building Cultural Competence and Empathy in LIS Spaces

#36

Library Diversity Training: From Awareness to Action

#37

Turning Commitment into Action: Creating a Successful Diversity Plan for Your Library

#38

Why We Stay: The Motivation of Veteran Underrepresented Minority Academic Librarians

#39

The Library as a Connector: Creating Collaborative Outreach Opportunities for Diverse Student Populations

#40

Visualizing #blacklivesmatter: Exploring Critical Visual Literacy through Instagram

#41

Strategies for Creating Diverse Programming and Spaces in Research Libraries

#42

ARL Diversity Fellows Around the Fireplace: The Stats, Lived Experiences, and Lessons Learned

#43

Missing in the Archives: Uncovering Underrepresented Voices

#44

Scholarly Communication as a Tool for Social Justice and Diversity

#45

Making Space for Diversity: Inclusiveness in Library Makerspaces

#46

Information Literacy Through Personal Narrative: Women’s Studies and the Human Library

#47

“Serving Diverse Populations”: A Diversity, Inclusion, and Service Workshop Model for Library Student Assistants

#48

Telling Different Stories: Evaluating the Impact of Archives on Communities

#49

Improving Access to Services and Information for People with Disabilities in Libraries and in Archives

#50

Diversity Immersion Institute: Teaching Library Students About Diverse Populations