A wise colleague once reminded me that as a manager, you inevitably need to sacrifice ideals in order to survive the bureaucracy. Perhaps th...

The Equity Myth: Racialization and Indigeneity at Canadian Universities is an important title about EDI in Canadian higher education. As a...

Happy New Year and 2022. I’ve made a New Year’s resolution for reviewing more titles beginning this year. There have been some life-chan...

To decolonize is to challenge what is not working, how to challenge my practice. The history of higher education has been shaped by coloni...

Audrey Lorde has said that “much of Western European history conditions us to see human differences in simplistic opposition to each other” ...

This research team invites academic librarians that identify as racialized or members of the BIPOC community to participate in our survey re...

  One of the outcomes of Covid has been the migration of in-person events to online.   I've enjoyed my fair share of conferences and wor...

I highly respect Ione T Damasco for the work she's done in the area of equity, diversity, and inclusion.   Her talk urges us to view ant...

I’ve been working with the Visible Minority Librarians Network of Canada (ViMLoC) in creating a journal club that highlights pieces in the B...

I was invited to take part in a panel as part of the Canadian Academic Research Libraries (CARL) Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion webinar se...

There's much in the research literature about community engagement and outreach for libraries, some of it interesting case studies of pa...

Karim Tharani's  Shifting Established Mindsets and Praxis in Libraries: Five Insights for Making Non-Western Knowledge Digitally Accessi...

The recent shock on Wall Street amateur investors used Reddit to challenge the investment establishment, stocks in GameStop rose suddenly fr...

Kudos to the  Canadian Journal of Academic Librarie s for its most recent issue Special Focus on Academic Libraries and the Irrational ( Vol...

It's been a delight as the Executive Editor of Ricepaper Magazine for the past five years and before I knew it, the magazine celebrated ...