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Volume 19, Issue 1 (2013) Special Issue: Libraries, Information and the Right to the city: Proceedings of the 2013 LACUNY Institute

Articles

Teaching and Learning Los Angeles through Engagement with UCLA Library Special Collections
Kelly E. Miller and Robert D. Montoya

Libraries and the Right to the City: Insights from Democratic Theory Prepared for the 2013 LACUNY Institute: Libraries, Information, and the Right to the City
John Buschman

Libraries, Information, and the Right of the City 2013 LACUNY Institute Introduction
Jonathan Cope

Out of Information Poverty: Library Services for Urban Marginalized Immigrants
Lan Shen

Digital Inclusion, Learning, and Access at the Public Library
Melissa Morrone and Shanelle Witt

White Screen/White Noise: Racism on the Internet
Rebecca Martin, Heather McCann, Myrna E. Morales, and Stacie M. Williams

Library Research for the 99%: Reaching Out to the Occupy Wall Street Movement
Darcy I. Gervasio, Angela Ecklund, and Arieh Ress

The value of community ethnography in public library crisis preparation
Jessica Lingel

Radical Cataloging: From words to action
Heather Lember, Suzanne Lipkin, and Richard Jung Lee

Radical Purpose: The Critical Reference Dialogue at a Progressive Urban College
Kate Adler

Rebuilding Post War Europe: New York and Digital Archives as Reconstitutive Fabric
Anthony Cocciolo

Sustaining Scholarship: Librarians and the Political Economy of Print
Emily Drabinski

Teaching the Skills to Question: A Credit-Course Approach to Critical Information Literacy
Ian Beilin and Anne E. Leonard

Grinding the Gears: Academic Librarians and Civic Responsibility
Lisa Sloniowski, Mita Williams, and Patti Ryan