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Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
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A Love Letter to Libraries in Our Darkest Hour: An Introduction to a Special Issue of The Political Librarian, “The 2024 Election and the Future of Libraries”
Allison Jennings-Roche and Paul T. Jaeger
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Contextualizing This Issue: Events Affecting the Institute of Museum and Library Services Since January 20, 2025
EveryLibrary Institute
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Sentiments on the State of Libraries After the Election
Andrew Thomas Sulavik
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Thank You for Your Service to the American Public: A Perspective from a Fired Federal Worker
Carrie Price
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Dear Professors: Teaching Archiving in Times of Continued Uncertainty and Unrest
Britney Bibeault
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
The Urgent Need for Political Literacy in LIS Education
Sonya M. Durney
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Information Literacy Should Be About Democracy, Not Databases
Stephen Kiel
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Recognizing and Resisting Censorship in Online Safety Bills: A Framework for Libraries
Katherine Klosek
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
“Heritage Is More than a Job”: Implications of Project 2025 on the Future of Libraries, Archives, and Museums
Lydia Curliss, Qadira Locke and Paul T. Jaeger
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
A Service as Easy as Ordering Takeout: Tech, Startups, and the Business Ontology
Jennie Rose Halperin
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Culture War by Executive Order: President Trump’s Cultural Directives and the Threat to Libraries and Museums
John Chrastka
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Fight if You Can Win. Otherwise, Negotiate.
Bill Crowley
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Safeguarding Libraries, Schools, and Communities from Political Threats: A Strategic Framework for Engagement, Advocacy, and Sustainable Organizing
Kacey Carpenter
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Clarifying Intellectual Freedom, Neutrality, and Professional Expertise to Better Defend Libraries from Books Bans, Disinformation, and Defunding
Paul T. Jaeger and Allison Jennings-Roche
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
November 5, 2024: Three Sources of Lessons for Libraries
John Buschman
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Mapping Racism, Charting Change: A Regional Approach to Incorporating the Striving Towards Anti-Racism (STAR) in LIS Model
Rachel D Williams and Nicole A Cooke
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Seven Mantras of Information Wisdom and Political Acumen for American Libraries in the Aftermath of the 2024 Presidential Election
Bharat Mehra
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Gender, Politics, and The Public Library: How Polarization and Feminization Conspired to Destabilize One of “The Most Trusted Professions”
Allison Jennings-Roche
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue
Upholding Trust in Library Partnerships with Immigrants: Reflections on the Impact of Trump 2024
Ana Ndumu and Hayley Park
2025-04-16 Volume 8 • Issue Special Edition • 2025 • Special Issue