Class and librarianship
The current crisis of capitalism has led to the renewed interest in Marxism and its core categories of analysis such as class and exploitation.…
The current crisis of capitalism has led to the renewed interest in Marxism and its core categories of analysis such as class and exploitation.…
Canada’s academic librarians are relatively young, enjoy stable employment and are not racially diverse: these findings are among the highlights of the first census…
Leigh Turina has been working at Toronto Public Library for over 25 years as a children’s librarian in a variety of branches, including 2…
As a student of the Master of Information (MI) program at the University of Toronto, I have the opportunity to take practicum courses, which…
Dr Alvin M. Schrader is emeritus professor in the School of Library and Information Studies at the University of Alberta, where he taught research…
Amy Kaufman is the head law librarian at Queen’s University. She has co-authored Out of Practice: Exploring Legal Career Paths in Canada (Carswell, 2015)…
I read an interesting tweet recently about transforming the perception of school libraries from a warehouse for books to houses of student learning. The…
Every year at the end of April, OCULA organises a one-day Spring Conference. This event has traditionally been held in Jordan, but in order…
My mother, a teacher-librarian at the end of her career, left a great legacy: Pithy principles by which to live. And “begin as you…
With this release of Open Shelf I'm stepping down as Editor-in-Chief. When introducing Open Shelf in August 2014 (Welcome to Open Shelf) I noted…
Amanda Etches is an Associate Chief Librarian at the University of Guelph Library. You can find more of her writings and doodles at e.tches.ca. Incidentally is…