I know I am biased because I have loved working on this book, but if you're curious, it's going to be a really cool event and a chance to hear from the authors about what inspired their chapters! Hope to see you there!

“Information Literacy Beyond the Binary” Holling Smith-Borne and Sara J. Beutter Manus

“Decolonizing Orchestral Repertoire: A Special Collection Vision” Gary Galván

“Music Information Literacy Advocacy at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)” Nurhak Tuncer Bayramli and Juliet M. Boykins

“Using Stephen Foster’s Statue to Teach Critical Information Literacy” Karen J. Olson

The agenda for today!
Introduction by editors Kathleen Abromeit and Dyani Sabin--
and then we'll hear from these authors about their chapters:
“Engaging Students in Anti-Racist Information Literacy Through Critical Assessment”
Liz Lang and Shannon Simpson representing for their chapter