Tag: ethics

• Calling in Librarianship: A Manifesto

  

  What is calling in? To state it simply, it’s a much nicer way of calling people out: Much like calling out, calling in aims to get the person to change their problematic behavior. The primary difference between calling in and calling out is that calling in is done with a little more compassion and patience. EveryDay Feminism I’m…

  Miss Julie

  June 20, 2020

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  diversity, ethics, inclusion, leadership, librarians, libraries

• We Live in a World of Bad Text

  

   Obamacare vs The Affordable Care Act Fake news versus propaganda . . . (one more) Alt–right versus white supremacist ripped from the womb vs late term abortion * * * There is power in names, in language, in how we describe things and what we call them. When female authors  write under male pen names (or just use their…

  Miss Julie

  January 15, 2017

  be the best you can be, censorship, ethics, information literacy, Librarians, librarians…for TEENS!, librarians…for the CHILDREN!, libraries now!, OPINIONS!, personal experience, politics

  ethics, information, libraries, politics

• Private Lives

  

  Or, Private Eyes Are Watching You. Everyone (paid or unpaid) who provides governance, administration or service in libraries has a responsibility to maintain an environment respectful and protective of the privacy of all users. Users have the responsibility to respect each others’ privacy. – http://www.ala.org/advocacy/intfreedom/librarybill/interpretations/privacy I’ve noticed a disturbing trend in public facebook groups dedicated…

  Miss Julie

  December 30, 2015

  be the best you can be, ethics, kids, Librarians, librarians…for TEENS!, librarians…for the CHILDREN!, libraries now!, library workers, OPINIONS!, personal experience, professional development

  ethics, librarian, libraries, social media