RIG Meeting after LibLearnX – January 25, 2024, 2-3:30EST

Please register for our first meeting of the fiscal and new year on January 25, 2024 from 2-3:30 EST/1-2:30 CST/12-1:30 MST/11-12:30 PST/9-10:30 HST At these meetings we introduce the RIG Leadership Team and share updates from RIG Teams. This meeting will have updates from the following teams:-New Members and Mentorship-Programs and Proposals-Social Media and Web Read More

ACRL RIG Annual Meeting and ACRL RIG Meet Up

We are excited to invite you to two events happening during the 2021 ALA Annual Conference. You do not need to be attending ALA Annual to join in.ACRL RIG Annual Meeting June 24, 2021, 2 PM to 3 PM EasternRegister hereJoin us at our annual meeting where we’ll get team updates, introduce our new Incoming Convener, and thank our Past Convener, Twanna Hodge, for her wonderful leadership. We are still Read More

Sheila García: IDEAL Conference Reflection

First Image: Cover slide for Kimberlé Crenshaw’s opening keynote on intersectionality, critical race theory, and contemporary challenges.  Second Image: Nikole Hannah-Jones speaking as the closing keynote of the conference. The projected slide behind lists a timeline illustrating how slavery was a foundation upon which the United States became a nation.  It seems Ohio was the place to Read More

Conference Reflection: Faculty Women of Color in the Academy National Conference

The 7th Annual Faculty Women of Color in the Academy National Conference (FWCA) was held in Blacksburg, Virginia April 11-13 this year. I did not know a conference like this existed, but I found out through Florida State University’s Office of Faculty Development. Florida State University is also one of the many sponsors for this Read More

Conference Reflection: ACRL 2019: An Opportunity to Create Connections

Photo credit: Grace Adeneye The photo was taken at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland. [Alt text: Follow Me to the Farm in yellow. Shown is feet in black and white shoes with black leggings and plaid skirt in black, white, and yellow.] When colleagues of mine at the University of Delaware discovered that ACRL Read More