How to Build and Defend Inclusive Collections
Library collections must be diverse and inclusive, offering windows and reflections of the vast array of people, stories and experiences.
Extend your learning and save more by pairing this course with its companion course, Jumpstart Inclusive Cataloging, a 1-day workshop starting April 19. View bundle discounts at registration.
Course Overview
In this course, you’ll learn from an outstanding group of experts as they explore key concepts essential to cultivating and promoting inclusive and equitable collections. You’ll conduct a diversity and inclusion audit of your collections, and hear about ways to include wider perspectives from and about LGBTQIA people, Black, indigenous, and people of color, and historically underrepresented ethnicities, cultures, and religions. You’ll learn how to ensure that your collections are more reflective of the diversity of your community and the larger world.
Find out more information about this online course.
Group Rates
Discounted registration fees are available for groups of 3 or more.
If you and your team purchase at least 15 tickets, you can apply group rates across any of our online courses and receive significant discounts. Inquire now to learn more about all group discount options!
Need Support?
For support with online courses, please contact libraryjournal@edmaker.co
By registering for this course, you are agreeing to Library Journal Privacy Policy and Code of Conduct Policy and agreeing that Library Journal may share your registration information with current and future sponsors of this event.
Library collections must be diverse and inclusive, offering windows and reflections of the vast array of people, stories and experiences.
Extend your learning and save more by pairing this course with its companion course, Jumpstart Inclusive Cataloging, a 1-day workshop starting April 19. View bundle discounts at registration.
Course Overview
In this course, you’ll learn from an outstanding group of experts as they explore key concepts essential to cultivating and promoting inclusive and equitable collections. You’ll conduct a diversity and inclusion audit of your collections, and hear about ways to include wider perspectives from and about LGBTQIA people, Black, indigenous, and people of color, and historically underrepresented ethnicities, cultures, and religions. You’ll learn how to ensure that your collections are more reflective of the diversity of your community and the larger world.
Find out more information about this online course.
Group Rates
Discounted registration fees are available for groups of 3 or more.
If you and your team purchase at least 15 tickets, you can apply group rates across any of our online courses and receive significant discounts. Inquire now to learn more about all group discount options!
Need Support?
For support with online courses, please contact libraryjournal@edmaker.co
By registering for this course, you are agreeing to Library Journal Privacy Policy and Code of Conduct Policy and agreeing that Library Journal may share your registration information with current and future sponsors of this event.