ACRL EBSS Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI)

Poster discussing how social justice related to the Information Literacy Framework and how to implement social justice in a one-shot session.

"Look at instruction sessions through the lens of critical information literacy, discussing the inherent biases and systemic oppression in how information is disseminated and processed...incorporate the process of knowledge creation into your instruction sessions, while highlighting the racial disparities found in publishing."

"This essay will examine the reasons for approaching information literacy from a social justice perspective and will analyze the opportunities and limitations of the new Framework with regard to social justice issues."

Great bibliography on critical information literacy by Hannah Park.

Most of us teach students how to conduct lit reviews in instruction sessions or research consultations. This video shows how to identify & diminish bias in your searching process.

Holistic article by a sociology and women’s studies professor about managing charged conversations.

Helping “students learn how to talk with one another about the tenacious and delicate issue of race in America.”

Practical chart with microaggressions and sample comebacks.

“two undergraduates who are co-authors on this article, and also peer educators focused on social justice and teaching center fellows, summarize what they would like you to know about being inclusive in the classroom.”