ACRL Library EDI Committees Discussion Group
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ACRL’s Library EDI Committees Discussion Group seeks to provide a forum for practitioners, especially members of Library Diversity committees, to discuss EDI topics in academic libraries, and share resources useful to library workers engaged in EDI initiatives in libraries. They plan to work to support both library workers who are thinking about starting a diversity initiative and diversity committees that are already established.
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Library EDI Committees Discussion Group
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The ACRL Board of Directors, at its January 26, 2024, ACRL Board I Virtual Meeting, approved to establishment of the ACRL Library EDI Committees division-level discussion group.
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Megan Griffin
Association of College and Research Libraries
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E-mail: mgriffin@ala.org
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