Diversity Equity Inclusion

American Psychological Association

Public Libraries Online

Journal of Library Administration

I Love Libraries

In the Library with the Lead Pipe

Fertile Ground Communications

Improving Library and Information Services for American Indians

APALA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing leadership opportunities through informed dialogue that addresses the needs of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander library workers and those who serve these communities.

As an active participant of the association, Black Caucus American Library Association connects with professional community of leaders to help create high-impact changes for continuous improvements.

Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, a volunteer-led library association that supports the professional development and research scholarship of CALA members, advocates Chinese American librarians in professional organizations, and enhances the leadership development of Chinese American librarians through training, mentoring, networking, and collaboration with colleagues in the United States and abroad.

The Joint Council of Librarians of Color (JCLC, Inc.) formed in June, 2015 as a nonprofit organization that advocates for and addresses the common needs of the American Library Association ethnic affiliates.

NYBLC is a collection of professionals, who consider ourselves “culture keepers” of history, tradition, and community. We represent the library community’s collective interests. The Caucus represents the interest of the library community as a whole, working to expand professional development, economic, and networking opportunities for librarians, support staff, board of trustees, institutions, and all those with a passion for libraries.

The Coalition for Library Workers of Color is committed to eliciting change and growth in support of people of color within the library community. Following ALA’s Office for Diversity, Literacy, and Outreach Services, our mission is to create all-inclusive spaces in libraries to serve and represent the entire community and decentralize power and privilege using a framework with three pillars Diversity, Cultural Competency, and Social Justice. This Coalition is a space for library workers of all colors, their allies, and members of fellow marginalized groups (such as the Jewish and LGBTQ+ communities).

The National Association to Promote Library and Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish-Speaking

Reading list compiled by The Indianapolis Public Library

Resources compiled by the East Greenbush Central School District Library Department

American Libraries magazine

Public Libraries Online

American Libraries

Library Journal

Literary Hub

American Libraries

Inside Higher Ed

American Libraries magazine

American Libraries

In the Library with the Leadpipe

In the Library with the Leadpipe

Book Riot

Library Journal

ALA

OCLC WebJunction

Change the Subject (2019) is a 54-minute documentary film about a group of Dartmouth students who challenged anti-immigrant language in the Library of Congress subject headings.

Webinar presented by the Souteastern New York Library Resources Council