Talks, keynotes and conference notes, with the text of each where it was written out. Longer published work is listed under Publications; shorter posts are on the blog.
Keynotes and invited talks
| Year | Talk |
|---|---|
| 2018 | Libraries in the Context of Capitalism — reading of library budgets as labour budgets |
| 2018 | Critical Art Librarianship conference — keynote on making library work visible |
| 2016 | Intersections with Power: Critical Teaching and the Library Catalogue — WILU keynote address |
| 2016 | WILU 2016 — full text of the conference keynote |
| 2016 | What Standards Do and What They Don't — long-form talk on information literacy standards |
Panels, forums and workshops
| Year | Appearance |
|---|---|
| 2019 | Organization of American Historians conference — panel chair, with the framing remarks |
| 2018 | Are libraries neutral? — commenter in a debate on neutrality |
| 2016 | SPARC and ACRL Forum at ALA Annual — remarks on open access and journal flipping |
| 2016 | Information Literacy Summit — invited address |
| 2016 | Gender and Sexuality in Information Studies colloquium — report back |
| 2016 | ACLCP Spring Workshop — workshop notes |
Radio, podcasts and press
Conversations about library work, budgets and catalogues, recorded elsewhere.
| Date | Conversation |
|---|---|
| February 2022 | The necessity of a public library system — a long conversation with Lydia Gale about why public libraries hold a city together, and what happens to a neighbourhood when its branch closes |
| February 2022 | Library Workers Unite: unionization efforts grow across all sectors — reporting by Amy Rae on bargaining in academic and public libraries, with comments on what library labour actually costs |
| 2019 | Bias in the library catalogue — a radio segment on subject headings, and why the words a catalogue uses decide what readers can find |
Interviews and shorter pieces
Written interviews and conference write-ups are listed on the blog; the Publications page lists the printed versions.