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(2019), "Index", Mehra, B. (Ed.) LGBTQ+ Librarianship in the 21st Century: Emerging Directions of Advocacy and Community Engagement in Diverse Information Environments (Advances in Librarianship, Vol. 45), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 293-305. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0065-283020190000045003
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INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” with numbers indicate notes.
#bibooks on Instagram
, 162
#GirlsLikeUs
, 181
#Stillbisexual Video Discussion Group
, 154
#TransBookDrive
, 181
@wikilgbt
, 123
ACATHI association
, 254
Action Planning Tool
, 218, 221
Adultism
, 173
Advocacy
, 7, 58–59
community
, 7
organizations
, 146
Affirmation of identities
, 184
AfroCROWD
, 123, 133n8
Agender
, 51, 252
ALIA Health Libraries Australia
, 68
All Genders Bathrooms
, 216
Ally
, 54
Amazon-owned Goodreads
, 186
American Library Association (ALA)
, 61, 77, 227
American Psychological Association
, 18
Anglo-Saxon medical pathologization
, 248
Anthropological perspective of human sexuality
, 20–21
Anti-LGBTQ+ bias
, 54
Antibias program
, 150
Antinous bookshop
, 251
Anxieties
, 249
Aromantic orientation
, 53
Art and writing
, 216
Art Libraries Society of North America
, 121
Art+Feminism movement
, 122
Asexual communities
, 51
Asexual Visibility and Education Network (AVEN)
, 59
Association for Library and Information Science Education (2017)
, 93–94
Atmosphere at Agency drop-in center
, 208–209
Attitudes
, 202, 207–210, 213–214
Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives
, 68
Banking crisis
, 274
Behaviors
, 174–177
“Behind-the-scenes” activities
, 127–128
Benign ignorance
, 214
“Bi erasure”
, 144, 150, 153
Bi/Pan
adults
, 152–153
dates of interest
, 154
individuals
, 146
Youth and YAs
, 151
Big Gay Out
, 70
Bill of Rights
, 33
Biological perspective of human sexuality
, 19
Biopolitics
, 254
Biopower
, 254
Biphobia
, 153
Bisexual Books
, 161
Bisexual Resource Center
, 154
Bisexual(s)
, 50, 53, 144
action plan
, 148–149
activists and organizations
, 145
adults
, 153–154
awareness
, 101, 160
bisexual+community
, 144–145, 153
methodology
, 145–146
patrons
, 146–147
serving adults
, 152–155
serving children and parents
, 147–151
serving youth and YAs
, 151–152
strategic plan celebration
, 161–165
teenage girls report
, 151
welcoming environment at library
, 155–156
youth
, 151
“Bisexual+”
, 156n1
British Library
, 279
British Museum
, 120
Call for action
, 236
recognizing limitations
, 236
weaving community into library–action edition
, 236–238
Campus Pride Index
, 60
Canadian Health Libraries Association
, 68
Carillion
, 274
Catalonia
libraries in
, 249–251, 256–258
trans authors in
, 256–258
Censorship
, 150
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
, 67
Charity and Sylvia
, 4
Child development and identity formation perspective
, 20
Cisgender
, 218n2
Cisgenderism
, 172–173
Cisnormative
, 218n3
Cissexism
, 54
Classification codes
, 237n2
Community
, 128
community-based organizations
, 66
community-generated database
, 96–97
community-generated information
, 108–109
engagement
, 7, 90
outreach to community health fairs
, 154
partnerships
, 218, 236
Computer Assisted Textual Markup and Analysis (CATMA)
, 228, 229
Consumer health information
, 66
Critical cross-disciplinary approach
, 168–169
“Critical empathy and respect” ideological approach
, 185
Critical literacy support
, 187
Critical pedagogy
, 30
Critical theory
, 30–31
Cross-dressers
, 252
Cultura Trans
, 248, 261
Cultural heritage institutions
, 120
Department of Education
, 276
Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC)
, 232
Diffusion of Innovations Theory
, 68, 78
Digital divide
, 125–126
Digital Transgender Archive
, 186
Disclosure
, 183
Diversified LGBTQ+ knowledge base growth and experiences
, 35
Diversity-minded employers
, 79
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
, 154
“Double Closet”
, 153–154
Durham Convention and Visitors Bureau (DCVB)
, 230
Dutch IHLIA LGBT Heritage library and archive
, 125
Economic crisis (2008)
, 244
Education Initiative
, 91, 93, 98
Legacy Project
, 93–94
Education resources
, 215
Educators
, 90
Employment resources
, 215
Ending HIV
, 70
Equal Access Act (EAA)
, 98
Equality Act (2010)
, 275
Equality Clinic project in Augusta
, 73
Equality Maps
, 60
Ethics and Infinity
, 24
Ethnicity
, 96–97
European Association for Health Information and Libraries
, 68
Exeter Library
, 278
Facebook
, 253
Family ties
, 151
Female masculinity (Halberstam)
, 261
Feminism
, 28–30
Feminist pedagogy
, 30
Feminist sexuality
, 30
Florida International University (FIU)
, 73
Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine Medical Library
, 74
Fluidity
, 53, 145
Fomento de Estudios Sociales y Sociología Aplicada (FOESSA)
, 244
Food insecurity
, 199
Food/hygiene
, 219
Framing
, 198–199
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
, 102–103
Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums-Wiki Initiative (GLAM-Wiki Initiative)
, 120–121
Garcetti v. Ceballos
, 100
Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN)
, 59
Gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT)
, 94
Gay and Lesbian Medical Association
, 75
Gay and Lesbian Services Organization (GLSO)
, 238
Gay–straight alliances (GSAs)
, 92, 187
group at Shimna Integrated College
, 276
Gay(s)
, 53, 153
gene
, 19
lifestyle
, 54
narratives of Gay rights
, 170
Gender
, 51
binary
, 51
construction
, 27–28
expansive
, 51
expression
, 51
gender-affirming surgery
, 51
gender-neutral pronouns
, 52
gendered construction of space
, 176
identity
, 51
inequality
, 30
in LGBTQ+ Wikipedia engagement
, 127
neutral
, 51
pronoun
, 52
queer
, 252
roles
, 52
and sexuality
, 23, 28
spectrum
, 52
Unicorn
, 160
variant
, 252
Gender trouble (Butler)
, 261
Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA)
, 97–99, 155
Genetic code
, 20
“Global South, The”
, 126
Grounded theory
, 68, 202
Guardian, The
, 276
Guerrilla Travolaka
, 246
Health
disparities
, 153
information resources
, 216
librarian LGBTQ+ outreach projects
, 80
Health sciences librarians in field
adoption of LGBTQ+ health librarian advocacy
, 78–83
case study interview questions
, 83–84
LGBTQ+ health in context
, 67
librarians participating in public health initiatives
, 73–74
librarians partnering with clinics and healthcare professionals
, 71–73
librarians promoting health information at pride and community events
, 69–71
methodology
, 68
professional information organizations advocating for LGBTQ+ health
, 77
regional medical librarians/NNLM outreach
, 74–77
themes from case study analysis
, 68
Healthcare
organizations
, 66
professionals
, 71–73
providers
, 69, 72
regional medical librarians/NNLM outreach to healthcare professionals
, 74–77
Healthy People
, 75
Hepatitis C
, 67
Hermaphrodite
, 54
Heteronormativity
, 27, 54
Heterosexism/heterosexuals
, 4, 7, 54, 153
HIV/AIDS
, 70
criminalization
, 101
infection
, 67, 73
information resources
, 133n7
Homophobia
, 54
Homosexuality
, 28
Homosexuals
, 18, 32, 54
“Hostile gaze”
, 183
House Bill 2 (HB2)
, 77
Housing resources
, 216
Human Rights Campaign (HRC)
, 59, 70, 101, 146, 151
Human sexuality
language
, 16–18
“othering” of
, 26–27
theoretical perspectives
, 18–24
Humanistic perspective of human sexuality
, 22–23
Hyper-vigilance
, 216
Identity
, 18
politics
, 245, 248
Ideological framework
, 188
Illinois Safe School Alliance (ISSA)
, 94, 98
Information
advocacy
, 36
barriers
, 175
information-seeking behaviors
, 232
information-sharing networks
, 181
literacy and social power
, 109
literacy barriers
, 186
literacy-fluency-advocacy
, 12
needs
, 174–177
online
, 180–183
production
, 178–180
professional
, 236
Inner Temple Library
, 279
Integrative interdisciplinary LGBTQ+ information model
, 33–35
InterACT, Advocates for Intersex Youth
, 59
Interdisciplinary
connections
, 16, 33
convergences of information studies
, 6
Internalized homo/trans/bi/ace-phobia
, 54
International Association of School Librarianship Conference (2017)
, 93–94
International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (IDAHOT)
, 279
International Encyclopedia of Human Sexuality
, 145
International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, and Intersex Association
, 126
Internet
, 244
access
, 180
surveillance and filtering
, 127
Intersectional library programs
, 162
Intersectional Wikipedia initiatives
, 122
Intersectionality
, 32–33, 54
Intersexuality
, 52, 260
Invisibility
, 199–200
of librarians in Wikimedia initiatives and publications
, 127–128
ISSUU platform
, 253, 260
Kin selection evolutionary model
, 21
Kinsey Scale
, 20
Ku Klux Klan group
, 29
“Labor of informational democracy”
, 109
Lambda Legal
, 60
Lambda Literary Awards
, 161
Language
, 51
in cataloging
, 186
of human sexuality
, 16–18
LBTQ+ inclusive curricula
, 97
Leeds Beckett University Library
, 278
Legacy Database
, 91
Legacy Project
, 9, 90, 91
actions leading to LGBTQ+ curriculum
, 107–108
database arising from longstanding community
, 95–97
education initiative
, 93–94, 101–102
GSAs and LGBTQ+ inclusion in schools
, 97–99
ISSA, umbrella organization for school GSAs
, 94
Legacy Project Education Initiative Report
, 101–102
Legacy Wall, temporary exhibition in academic library
, 105–106
LGBTQ+ history elective
, 106–107
LIS critical theory
, 108–112
methodology
, 92
order of events leading to decision to build LG BTQ+ elective
, 92
strategies for student empowerment kit
, 104–105
teachers and LGBTQ+ curriculum
, 99–100
traveling temporary exhibit
, 94–95
Youth Summit at Chicago State University’s Academic Library (2015)
, 102–104
Legacy Walk
, 91, 93–94, 105–106
Legal resources
, 215
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT)
advocacy organization
, 276
Foundation
, 277
History | Digital Collaboratory
, 61
History Archives
, 186
History Month
, 60
Portal organizers
, 119
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ)
, 168
Center of Durham
, 230
LGBTQ-review devoted blogs
, 186
LGBTQ/LGBTQ+
, 52
Librarianship
, 13
youth
, 178, 180, 186
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ+)
, 16, 33, 36, 50, 66, 90, 153, 226, 273
activism
, 36–37
characters
, 226
community
, 67, 78, 80–81
content inclusion
, 104–105
Context
, 275–277
Employee Alliance at UNMC and Nebraska Medicine
, 69
high school history elective
, 90
inclusion
, 97–99, 104
individuals
, 3–13, 67
outreach work
, 82–83
participatory engagement and LGBTQ+ users inclusion
, 37
patrons
, 55–58, 236
rights and social justice
, 54
sexuality
, 21
“study day”
, 274
subgroups
, 80–81
Workers’ Voices
, 282–283
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, Allies and Pansexual (LGBTQ+QQIAAP)
, 101
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, asexual, pansexual, two spirit (LGBTQQIAP2S)
, 52
LGBTQ Health Sciences Librarians Special Interest Group (LGBTQ SIG)
, 68
LGBTQ+ Classification System
call for action
, 236–238
methodology
, 227–228, 229
weaving community into library
, 228, 230–236
LGBTQ+ curriculum
, 99–100
actions leading to
, 107–108
effort
, 108–112
LGBTQ+ health
, 77
in context
, 67
information
, 71–72
librarian advocacy
, 78–83, 81
library outreach
, 81
professionals and consumers
, 78
LGBTQ+ health librarian advocacy
, 78
acceptance in profession of need for LGBTQ+ outreach work
, 82–83
encouragement of projects between organizations
, 82
formalizing assessment of interventions and expanding evidence base
, 80
projects initiated by individual librarians
, 78–79
projects receiving institutional support and experienced barriers
, 79–80
strategic action plan for LGBTQ+ health library outreach
, 81
targeting for higher impact of projects
, 82
targeting LGBTQ+ subgroups
, 80–81
LGBTQ+ history
elective
, 92, 106–107
in school curriculum
, 99, 102
LGBTQ+ information
critical theory
, 30–31
feminism and women’s studies
, 28–30
gender construction
, 27–28
implications for LIS professions
, 33–37
intersectionality
, 32–33
language of human sexuality
, 16–18
“othering” of human sexuality
, 26–27
“otherness” of difference
, 24–26
queer theory and modern LGBTQ+ studies
, 31–32
theoretical perspectives of human sexuality
, 18–24
theories and concepts
, 24
LGBTQ+ librarianship
, 7, 11, 16, 126, 230
building collection
, 264
librarians
, 120–123, 128–132
creation and management of
, 262
engaging with local LGBTQ+ community
, 263–264
reach out and making community
, 265
and Archives
, 61
Users’ Voices
, 284
LGBTQ+ terminology
exploring support for LGBTQ+ patrons through library-based scenarios
, 55
selective glossary of LGBTQ+ terms
, 50–55
US LGBTQ+ web resources for librarians to LGBTQ+ allies
, 58–61
LGBTQ+ Wikipedia engagement
, 116
advocate for global
, 132
challenges in stimulating global
, 123–128
communication issues
, 128
digital divide
, 125–126
gender, race, class, and national disparities in
, 127
history of global
, 118–119
internet surveillance and filtering
, 127
invisibility of librarians in Wikimedia initiatives and publications
, 127–128
methodology
, 117–118
safety
, 126–127
sustainability
, 128
LGBTQ+ youth
, 198
action steps
, 215–219
attitude and welcoming
, 207–210
building relationships
, 210–212
contemporary issues and concerns
, 198–200
data and data analysis
, 202
experiencing homelessness
, 200, 215
findings
, 202–212
framing
, 198–199
invisibility
, 199–200
location
, 200–201
methods
, 200–202
needs
, 200
participants and recruitment
, 201–202
perceptions of safety
, 203–204
public conduct policies
, 204–207
LibGuide
, 186
Librarian(s),
attitudes toward youth
, 207–208
involvement in global LGBTQ+ Wikipedia engagement
, 120–123
larger initiative by librarian’s parent organization
, 78–79
participating in public health initiatives
, 73–74
partnering with clinics and healthcare professionals
, 71–73
perceptions of public conduct policies
, 204–206
perceptions of safety
, 203
promoting health information at pride and community events
, 69–71
regional medical librarians/NNLM outreach to
, 74–77
short-term goals
, 130–132
views of building relationships
, 210–211
YA
, 151–152
Librarianship
, 66
Libraries,
in Catalonia
, 249–251
communications
, 155
examples
, 218–219
laptop
, 219
in LGBTQ+ Communities
, 126
library-hosted edit-a-thons and workshops
, 121
library–action edition
, 236–238
rules, policies, and procedures
, 214, 217
self-perception of neutrality
, 284–285
spaces
, 226
staff
, 185
tours
, 219
in UK
, 277–281
webpage
, 162
work
, 128–129
Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa (LIANZA)
, 68
Library and information science (LIS)
, 4–5, 7–8, 12–13, 16, 92, 227
critical theory
, 108–112
growth of diversified LGBTQ+ knowledge base and experiences
, 35
holistic LGBTQ+ information representations
, 35–36
implications for
, 33
integrative interdisciplinary LGBTQ+ information model
, 33–35
LGBTQ+ activism
, 36–37
participatory engagement and inclusion of LGBTQ+ users
, 37
perspective of human sexuality
, 23
Library Bill of Rights
, 23
Library Executive Committee
, 231, 233
Library Map of the World
, 125
Library of Congress Classification (LCC)
, 232
Library of Congress Subject Heading (LCSH)
, 237
Library Resources and Services for Bisexuals
, 144
Library-based scenarios
exploring support for LGBTQ+ patrons through
, 55
scenario exercise instructions
, 55–57
steps to organizational allyship to LGBTQ+ patrons and communities
, 58
steps to personal allyship to LGBTQ+ individuals
, 57
LibraryThing
, 231
Line-by-line coding
, 202
Living library
, 254–255
London School of Economics
, 279
Los Angeles Public Library
, 126
Lyon High School’s LGBTQ+ history elective
, 102–104
Mainstream portrayals
, 177–178
Mainstreaming
, 285–287
Male chauvinism
, 28
Map
, 217
Marketing
, 217
Materials resources
, 178
Matrixial trans-subjectivity
, 28
Media
, 174
attention
, 22
Medical Library Association (MLA)
, 68, 77
Medical research
, 66
Memorandum of understanding (MOU)
, 94
Men who have sex with men (MSM)
, 21, 67
Mental distress
, 153
Mental health
, 67
services
, 203
Military Partners and Family Coalition (MPFC)
, 76
Minneapolis Central Library’s Wiki Loves Pride events
, 122
Misgender
, 52
Missionary sexuality
, 29
Modern LGBTQ+ studies
, 31–32
Moral Majority group
, 29
Movement Advancement Project (MAP)
, 60, 144, 146
Multidimensional conceptualizations
, 32
Narratives
of “gay rights”
, 170
of progress
, 172
of trans failure
, 177–178
National Association for Multicultural Education
, 104–105
in Cleveland (2016)
conferences (2013
, 93–94, 2014, 2016)
National Center for Gender Equality
, 175
National Center for Lesbian Rights
, 60
National Center for Transgender Rights
, 58–59
National Conference on LGBT Equality 26th (2014)
, 93–94
National disparities in LGBTQ+ Wikipedia engagement
, 127
National LGBT
Health Education Center
, 61
Taskforce
, 59
National Library of Medicine (NLM)
, 74–75
National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Southeastern/Atlantic region (NNLM/SEA region)
, 72
Neoliberal rationality
, 248
Neoliberalism
, 248–249
Neutrality, libraries’ self-perception of
, 284–285
New Zealand AIDS Foundation (NZAF)
, 70
“No Promo Homo” laws
, 101
Non-binary gender
, 252
“Non-conforming” behaviors
, 7
Non-heterosexual
individuals
, 21
reality
, 7
“NosAltres Setmana LGBTQ+”
, 259
Notability in Wikipedia
, 132
Nottingham Trent University Library
, 278–279
Nouvelle (Platero)
, 248
OCLC
, 123
“Off shelf” format
, 254
Offer space
, 216
Online #1lib1ref campaign
, 121
Online resources for LGBTQ youth
, 187
Open Access Week
, 121
Orientalism
, 26
“Othering” of human sexuality
, 26–27
“Otherness” of difference
, 24–26
“Out-of-the-box” collaborations
, 5
Outreach, library
, 66, 234
Over the Rainbow Books
, 61
Pansexual
, 53, 144
adults
, 153–154
action plan
, 148–149
awareness
, 101, 160
methodology
, 145–146
organization
, 145
patrons
, 146–147
serving adults
, 152–155
serving children and parents
, 147–151
serving youth and YAs
, 151–152
welcoming environment at library
, 155–156
Participatory engagement and LGBTQ+ users inclusion
, 37
Partner
with other community organizations
, 218
with youth-serving agencies
, 217–218
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
, 81
working with
, 155
People of color (POC)
, 230
Person experiencing homelessness
, 198
Perspectives Trans Critiques
, 261
PHARMAC (New Zealand governmental agency)
, 70
Photovoice project
, 180
Physiological perspective of human sexuality
, 19–20
Pickering v. Board of Education
, 100
Pinkwashing
, 21
Plurisexuals
, 144–145
Political Science Library
, 279
Politics of Reality: Essays in Feminist Theory (Frye)
, 28
Pop-up Libraries
, 161
Post-structuralist critical theory
, 31
Preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP)
, 67
Pressure youth
, 184
Pride event
, 69–70, 75–76
Professional information organizations advocating for LGBTQ+ health
, 77
Progressive LGBTQ neighborhoods
, 176
Pronouns
, 52
Psycho-medical approach
, 170–171
Psychoanalysis
, 27
feminist theory of
, 28
Puberty
, 151
Public conduct policies
, 204–207, 217
Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act
, 77
Public health
, 66
librarians participating in
, 73–74
Public Library Association
, 36
Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED)
, 275
Queer
, 53
culture
, 245
librarianship
, 281–282
theory
, 31–32, 260
youth cultures
, 171
Queer British Art
, 281
Queer Noise
, 281
Queer transitions in contemporary culture (Sanchez)
, 245
Queering Wikipedia
, 121
Race
, 96–97
in LGBTQ+ Wikipedia engagement
, 127
Radical feminism
, 29
Rainbow Books List, The
, 61
Rapid Alert Network (RAN)
, 219
Read-ins
, 161
“Reads and Rights” project
, 279
Regional medical librarians/NNLM outreach
, 74–77
Relationships, views of building
, 210–212, 214
“Repressive hypothesis”
, 26
Review of Everyday Life Information Seeking
, 187
(S)eeking information
, 174
Safe spaces
, 126
Safety
, 126–127, 202, 212–213
perceptions of
, 203–204
SafeZone
, 236–237
Same-gender loving
, 53
San Francisco Public Library
, 126
School Library Journal
, 150
Second Sex, The (Simone de Beauvoir)
, 27
Self-censorship
, 150
Self-consciousness
, 24
Self-published zine analysis
, 179
Self-same logic
, 249
Service providers (SP)
, 198
attitude toward libraries
, 209
attitudes toward youth
, 208–209
perceptions of public conduct policies
, 206
perceptions of safety
, 203
view of building relationships
, 211–212
Sex wars: Sexual dissent and political culture (Duggan)
, 93
Sexual(ity)
, 16–17, 20
gender and
, 23
health
, 80–81, 174
identity
, 18
minorities
, 21
nature of
, 19
orientation
, 16–18, 20, 53
preference
, 54
sexually transmitted infections
, 67
Sexual Offences Act (1967)
, 277, 279
Social Construction of What?, The (Hacking)
, 24
Social equity
, 7
Social justice
, 7, 54
LGBTQ+ rights and
, 54
oriented librarians
, 124
Social media
, 123–124
Social oppression
, 32
Social services resources
, 216
Social stigma, crushing force of
, 189
Socio-cultural perspective of human sexuality
, 21–22
Sociological perspective of human sexuality
, 20
Special Libraries Association Southern California
, 121
Staff development
, 155
Stonewall Book Awards
, 61
Stop Bullying
, 150
Stop Trans Pathologization 2012 campaign (STP 2012 campaign)
, 246
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening (Frost)
, 4
Strategic action plan for LGBTQ+ health library outreach
, 81
Stress reduction techniques
, 155
Student Education Empowerment Kit (SEEK)
, 91, 104–107
Students
empowerment kit
, 104–105
role in LGBTQ+ promotion
, 90
student-centered approach
, 110
Syphilis
, 67
Tai chi technique
, 155
Target audiences and activities
, 161–162
Teachers
, 99–100
TheBibliography:TinyCat
, 160
Tom of Finland Foundation Library of Los Angeles
, 121, 134n10
Tower Hamlets Schools Library Services
, 279
Traditional academic resources
, 92
Training for library staff
, 216, 219
Trans activists
, 245
Trans advocacy organizations
, 188
Trans and gender non-conforming youth
, 168–169
aligning with trans resistance as political project
, 190–191
chance, encounter, and violence
, 177–178
information needs and behaviors
, 174–177
information online
, 180–183
information production
, 178–180
methodology
, 170–171
power
, 171–173
principled action
, 185–189
violence
, 172
visibility and
, 183–185
Trans Assistance Project
, 175, 188
Trans authors and libraries in Catalonia
, 256–258
Trans characters
, 177
Trans community
, 247–248, 262
“Trans Identities and Gender” project
, 11, 244, 251
creation and management of LGBTQ+ librarianship project
, 262–265
geographical, cultural, and social contexts
, 245–247
libraries in Catalonia
, 249–251
methodology
, 251–256
needs and weaknesses of
, 259–261
synergies between producers and cultural managers, community and population
, 261–262
theoretical intersections
, 247–249
trans authors and libraries in Catalonia
, 256–258
Trans Living Library activity
, 259
Trans men of color
, 178
Trans resistance as political project, aligning with
, 190–191
Trans Student Educational Resources (TSER)
, 59–60, 187
Trans studies theorists
, 177–178
Trans vloggers
, 182
Trans women, power and ability of
, 181
Trans youth
, 182
Trans YouTubers
, 182
Trans patrons
, 171
Transexualides
, 247
Transformative intellectuals
, 110–111
Transgender
, 52, 170, 252
community
, 73
individuals
, 67
people
, 153, 226
Transgender Law Center
, 60
Transgender Studies Reader (Stryker)
, 170
Transgendered/Tranny/A transgender
, 55
Transition
, 52
Transitional aged youth
, 201
Transito (graphic novel)
, 256
Transnational feminism
, 29–30
Transportation
, 219
Transsexual
, 52, 252
Transsexual Collective of Catalonia (CTC)
, 246
Transvestite
, 54
Traveling temporary exhibit
, 94–95
Travelo!
, 246, 256
Trevor Project
, 59
Twitter
, 181
Two-Spirit
, 53
Umbrella organization for school GSAs
, 94
Unique identity
, 146–147
United Kingdom (UK)
, 144, 274
Equality Act (2010)
, 275
LGBTQ+ Context
, 275–277
LGBTQ+ Library Users’ Voices
, 284
LGBTQ+ Workers’ Voices
, 282–283
libraries
, 277–281
libraries’ self-perception of neutrality
, 284–285
mainstreaming
, 285–287
political context
, 274
Queer Librarianship
, 281–282
United States (US)
, 144
advocacy
, 58–59
to become LGBTQ+ allies
, 58
legal
, 60
libraries and archives
, 61
policy and research
, 60–61
US LGBTQ+ web resources for librarians
, 58
youth
, 59–60
Universal decimal classification (CDU)
, 250
Universal Decimal Classification (UDC)
, 233–234
University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC)
, 69
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH)
, 236–237
Violence
, 172, 177–178
Visibility
, 168, 183
and trans and gender non-conforming youth
, 183–185
Visual formats
, 259
Weaving community into library
, 228
creating classification codes
, 233–236
LGBTQ Center of Durham
, 230
library–action edition
, 236–238
planning and implementation
, 230–232
reinvent wheel
, 232–233
WebJunction
, 123, 134n13
Wiki Loves Pride events
, 119, 121–122
Wikimania
, 133n4
Wikimedia Foundation
, 120–121
Wikipedia
, 116
articles
, 120
editors
, 120, 127
pillars and editing policies
, 124
validity
, 132
Wikipedia Library
, 121
Wikipedia Loves Libraries campaign
, 121–123
“Wikipedia+ Libraries: Better Together” course
, 123–124
“Wikipedian in Residence” concept
, 120
“Wikipedian Librarians”
, 120
“Wikipedians Interested in LGBT Issues”
, 120
WikiProject
, 118
Williams Institute, The
, 61
“Women in Red”
, 122–123
Women’s studies
, 28–30
World systems theory
, 25–26
Young adults (YA)
, 147, 199
librarians
, 151–152
Youth
, 59–60, 188, 200
attitudes toward libraries
, 209–210
of color
, 185, 198
organizations
, 188
partner with youth-serving agencies
, 217–218
people’s understandings of mainstream media
, 177–178
perceptions of public conduct policies
, 206–207
pressure
, 184
safety perceptions
, 203–204
view of building relationships
, 212
Youth Advisory Council (YAC)
, 219
Youth Summit at Chicago State University’s Academic Library (2015)
, 91, 99, 102–104, 106
YouTube
, 181–182, 187
- Prelims
- Part I Emerging Scope
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 What Is “Lgbtq+” Information? Interdisciplinary Connections
- Chapter 2 LGBTQ+ Terminology, Scenarios and Strategies, and Relevant Web-based Resources in the 21st Century: A Glimpse
- Part II New Roles And New Technologies For The 21st Century Librarian
- Chapter 3 Health Sciences Librarians in the Field: Pioneers for LGBTQ+ Health
- Chapter 4 Archiving History and the Educational Mission in Chicago’s the Legacy Project: Challenges and Opportunities for LIS
- Chapter 5 Coming Out of the Closet: Librarian Advocacy to Advance LGBTQ+ Wikipedia Engagement
- Part III Recognizing The Needs Of Emerging Communities
- Chapter 6 Finding the “B” in LGBTQ+: Collections and Practices that Support the Bisexual and Pansexual Communities
- Chapter 7 Lines of Sight and Knowledge: Possibilities and Actualities of Transgender and Gender Non-conforming Youth in the Library
- Chapter 8 The Role of Public Libraries in the Lives of LGBTQ+ Youth Experiencing Homelessness
- Part IV Creating Communities Coming Together
- Chapter 9 Beyond Dewey: Creating an LGBTQ+ Classification System at the LGBTQ Center of Durham
- Chapter 10 Bringing the Trans and Local Community Together: The “Trans Identities and Gender” Project
- Part V Looking Ahead: Emerging Questions
- Chapter 11 Moving into the Mainstream: Is That Somewhere We Want to Go in the United Kingdom?
- Index