@book{14502,
  author = {Michele Fenton},
  editor = {Andrew P. Jackson and Marva L. LeLoach},
  title = {Handbook of Black Librarianship},
  year = {2024},
  edition = {3},
  pages = {391 pp.},
  publisher = {Rowman & Littlefield},
  address = {Lanham, MD},
  isbn = {9781538181096},
  note = {<p>Contents:</p><p>Introduction / Marva L. DeLoach and Michele Fenton&nbsp;</p><ul><li><p>part I. Pioneers and Landmark Episodes&nbsp;<br>A Chronology of Events in Black Librarianship&nbsp;<br>African American Forerunners in Librarianship&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p></li><li>part II. Black library/librarian associations and collaborations in the twenty-first century<br>BCALA leaders, awards, affiliates, and collaboration&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</li><li>part III. Vital issues&nbsp;<br>Issues, impact and values in Black<br>Issues in library and information science education&nbsp;<br>Issues in equity, diversity, inclusion, and multiculturalism&nbsp;<br>Issues and advances in medical librarianship&nbsp;<br>Issues facing library professionals without an MLS/MLIS degree&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</li><li>part IV. Service to our communities&nbsp;<br>Academic libraries&nbsp;<br>Public libraries&nbsp;<br>School libraries&nbsp;<br>Special libraries&nbsp;<br>State and Federal libraries&nbsp;<br>Collaborations with museums&nbsp;<br>Library trustees&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</li><li>part V. Library technology and Black librarianship&nbsp;<br>Open pedagogy as the intersection of digital skills and community&nbsp;<br>Libraries' part in solving problems of inclusive online education during the pandemic&nbsp;<br>Digital access and historically Black college and university libraries&nbsp;<br>How tech has enhanced the jobs of library professionals&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</li><li>Part VI. Pearls of wisdom from our retirees&nbsp;<br>BCALA pearls of wisdom : Phyllis Green Mack, Retired Librarian, New York Public Library: as told to S. Michele Echols<br>Statements from retirees: Ida D. McGhee, MLS<br>Pearls of wisdom: in conversation with Marcia Smith-Woodard&nbsp;<br>Pearls of wisdom by Joyce C. Wright as relayed to Marva L. DeLoach<br>Stephanie Tolson, Retired Librarian&nbsp;<br>The joy in retirement&nbsp;<br>My life's work in academic and public librarianship&nbsp;<br>"When you become a librarian ..."&nbsp;<br>What librarianship has meant&nbsp;<br>Pearls of wisdom by Linda Jolivet as relayed to Marva L. DeLoach&nbsp;<br>Customer service : a many splendored thing&nbsp;<br>Are you thinking about ... mission? value? staff?&nbsp;<br>Challenges and triumphs: personal reflections on my career in the Atlanta Public Library System<br>Reflections, remembrances, and ramblings&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</li><li>part VII. Global issues in libraries&nbsp;<br>Unlocking libraries' potential to improve the lives and prospects of the members of our communities&nbsp;<br>Brazilian Black librarianship : paths, struggles, and resistance&nbsp;<br>Understanding the journey : exploring information challenges faced by migrants in India and library interventions&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</li><li>part Viii. Banned books and censorship issues&nbsp;<br>Racial colorblind theory and book acquisition<br>Always been there : the cultural politics of children's books and black librarians&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</li><li>Part IX. Books, periodicals, and other resources recommended for black collections&nbsp;<br>Selected bibliography of works by Dr. E.J. Josey<br>Brief bibliography of Essays and Journal articles by Dr. E.J. Josey&nbsp;<br>Spring reading list 2023&nbsp;<br>Bibliotherapy : African American youth and mental health&nbsp;<br>Bibliography of select African and African American films for collection development and academic course instruction&nbsp;<br>Black heritage reference collection: Langston Hughes Community Library and Cultural Center&nbsp;<br>Selected US bookstores by state that are Black-owned and/or specialize in Black books and other Black resources.</li></ul>},
  language = {English},
}