CCLI 2023 – Power and Empowerment: Labor, Agency, and Dynamic Relationships in
Academic Libraries
University of San Francisco – Fromm Hall – San Francisco, CA 94117
The California Conference on Library Instruction returns to the University of
San Francisco campus for a full-day conference on Friday, June 2, 2023.
Registration<http://www.eventbrite.com/e/524741996437> will close May 19. Visit
cclibinstruction.org<https://www.cclibinstruction.org/> for more information.
We look forward to seeing you Friday, June 2!
--Our Program--
Keynote | Cynthia Mari Orozco & Erika Montenegro
-Finding Power in the Margins: Community & Positionality as Epistemic Tools in
Library Instruction
Workshop
-Looking for Joy in All the Wrong Places: A Literature Review Workshop
Discussion Space
-Empowering Each Other
Lightning Talks
-Caminando Preguntamos: Demonstrating ‘servingness’ with library instruction
-Highlighting BIPOC scientists and researchers: A library one-shot for STEM
disciplines
-Practicing Radical Equality in Library Instruction
-Rising Scholars: Academic Librarianship for the Incarcerated Student
-Match.COM(unication): Librarian as Matchmaker
-Teaching Epistemology for Knowledge Justice
-Notes from Dismantling a Library: The Case of Holy Names University’s Cushing
Library
Sessions
-Whiteness as Property is Epistemic Violence, Student Cultural Wealth is Harm
Reduction
-When Peer-Review Won’t Do: Exploring Expertise and Knowledge
-Transcending Silos: Communicating Across Roles in Academic Libraries
-Invisible power at play: How microaggressions against IBPOC librarians affect
information literacy instruction
-Mutual Aid: Working across Systems to Integrate Labor and Community History
Primary Sources into Instruction
-Empowering Ourselves Through Community to Grow Together and Teach Better
Stephanie Miller
Graduate Theological Union Library
2400 Ridge Road
Berkeley, CA 94709
Office: 415-451-2848 | samiller@xxxxxxx<mailto:samiller@xxxxxxx>
