The Great ReenVisioning: Reframing, Recruitment and Retention in Libraries

Libraries and organizations across all sectors are still grappling with the staffing impacts of The Great Resignation, as well as the longstanding need and increased calls to diversify their staff. The growing adoption of more inclusive approaches toward doing so is providing an encouraging path forward; yet we must still be careful that these efforts and the language used to push them forward actually address the inequitable systems that continue to impact historically marginalized populations. This presenter discussed the narratives around diversity recruitment and retention and how we might reframe these conversations to center equity, organizational accountability, and community care.

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NASIG Proceedings
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2024-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.3998/nasig.6740
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Library Science and Information Literacy
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The Great ReenVisioning: Reframing, Recruitment and Retention in Libraries

Susan Davis, Tarida Anantachi
NASIG Proceedings
Library Science and Information Literacy
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The Great ReenVisioning: Reframing, Recruitment and Retention in Libraries

Susan Davis, Tarida Anantachi
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Abstract

Libraries and organizations across all sectors are still grappling with the staffing impacts of The Great Resignation, as well as the longstanding need and increased calls to diversify their staff. The growing adoption of more inclusive approaches toward doing so is providing an encouraging path forward; yet we must still be careful that these efforts and the language used to push them forward actually address the inequitable systems that continue to impact historically marginalized populations. This presenter discussed the narratives around diversity recruitment and retention and how we might reframe these conversations to center equity, organizational accountability, and community care.

NASIG ProceedingsVol. 38(0)
North Carolina State University (US), University at Buffalo, State University of New York (US)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Library Science and Information Literacy
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