Atla webinar, April 27, 2017:

"As microcosms of larger society, libraries are faced with issues of inequity, discrimination, social privilege, and social marginalization. This webinar will briefly discuss the history of unequal access in LIS, and discuss the ways in which librarians can combat this history by becoming culturally competent professionals."

Dr. Nicole Amy Cooke
Assistant Professor, School of Information Sciences, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Emory, Candler School of Theology, Pitts Theology Library

"This guide provides resources that will assist Black seminarians, theologians, and preachers in discovering and using their authentic voice in theological writing by engaging Black theologians in core subjects required for the Master of Divinity at Candler School of Theology and beyond. This is a sample of the vast amount of works by black theologians or about the black experience in relation to theology. The aim is to introduce works that will inspire users to do more in depth research."

Shippensburg University Library

"This guide is a collaboration between Dr. Kirk Moll, Associate Professor and Reference and Research Librarian at Shippensburg University and members of Moving Circles and Not in Our Town, anti-racism groups based in Carlisle, PA. This is by no means a comprehensive bibliography, but intends to provide the interested reader with suggestions for helpful books to read in the many aspects and dimensions of anti-racism work. Books that have been particularly important and influential to members of Moving Circles and Not in Our Town have been labeled as 'Essential Reads' and appear on the Essential Reads page of this guide as well."

Seminary of the Southwest

"This resource list was created as part of a campus-wide initiative in partnership with the Black Religious Scholars Group/Crump Visiting Professorship. As we move toward greater justice and mercy, we seek to create conversations characterized by honesty and generous openness. We believe this effort will strengthen our community, bear witness to our unity in Christ, and make the seminary even more hospitable to all people. This libguide is a living document that is updated regularly. If you have resources to suggest, please contact the Booher Librarians at library@ssw.edu."

University of Kansas Libraries

"This guide provides information and resources for anyone interested in learning about social justice."