# Emily Drabinski
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emily drabinski is an academic librarian, author and teacher working in New York City. She serves as the Interim Chief Librarian and is Critical Pedagogy Librarian at the Graduate Center, CUNY and is a part-time faculty member at Pratt Institute's School of Information. She formerly held the position of Coordinator of Library Instruction at Long Island University, Brooklyn, where she worked from 2008-2019.
Re-Sorting the Shelves: A Look at Bias In the Dewey Decimal System
Jess deCourcy Hinds is the solo librarian at the Bard High School, Early College library in Queens, New York. In 2010, she received a new order of books about the civil rights movement, but Hinds noticed something strange: all of the books had Dewey Decimal numbers in the 300s, meaning they were su…
Organizing Chaos
A debate has been raging among the librarians of the world, and it's all about order. The Dewey Decimal System became our way of managing information long ago, but it may be time to reassess. Plus, how one man’s obsession with ordering the natural world took a very dark turn.
1. Lulu Miller [@lmil…
Chat & Chew! Beyond Book Banning: the Movement to Control America
You’ve probably heard the news out of Texas, Missouri, Michigan, Idaho and more— sudden and inexplicable protests against books and demands that they be removed from libraries. And you’ve also probably noticed that the books getting banned seem to have things in common with one another, like the pr…
139. Libraries as Hubs of the Sharing Economy
Libraries are more than places to borrow books; they are dynamic centers of community connection and resource sharing.
From lending tools to hosting community meetings and supporting local solutions to global challenges, libraries play a vital role in the sharing economy. Present in diverse commun…
POD as Praxis: Civic and Political Engagement (Host: Danielle Gabriel)
In this special episode of Centering Centers, guest host Danielle Gabriel talks with Emily Drabinski about how academic libraries shape the way we find and understand information.
From subject headings to search systems, they unpack the hidden structures behind information literacy and what they me…
Infinite Scroll
Across the county, librarians are fighting to keep libraries open and books on the shelves. On this week’s show, hear what the American Library Association is doing to stand up to unprecedented challenges, and what a suit against the Internet Archive could mean for the future of e-books. Plus, how …
Re-Sorting the Shelves: A Look at Bias In the Dewey Decimal System
Jess deCourcy Hinds is the solo librarian at the Bard High School, Early College library in Queens, New York. In 2010, she received a new order of books about the civil rights movement, but Hinds noticed something strange: all of the books had Dewey Decimal numbers in the 300s, meaning they were su…
Organizing Chaos
A debate has been raging among the librarians of the world, and it's all about order. The Dewey Decimal System became our way of managing information long ago, but it may be time to reassess. Plus, how one man’s obsession with ordering the natural world took a very dark turn. 1. Lulu Miller [@lmill…
Liberating Lit with Amanda Jones
That Librarian Amanda Jones talks about the mental health realities of fighting censorship, influential leaders and literature that have guided her work, and why she believes the pendulum is swinging back in favor of the freedom to read.
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That Librarian by Amanda Jones
The Libr…
Liberating Lit with Emily Drabinski
Through collective action, we create change. Emily Drabinski talks why union philosophies are crucial to literary advocacy; the tweet heard round the world and what it says about American political fears; and how we utilize the tools available to protect libraries, library workers, and access to li…
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