Hello from ILA's Committee for Diversity and Inclusion!
I am heading out for vacation tomorrow, so you're getting this month's resource roundup a bit earlier than usual. Hopefully many of you have gotten or will soon get a nice break as well 
In addition to sharing resources about our committee's next Social Justice Discussion, I also want to share with all of you that CD&I will be presenting an un-conference book discussion at this year's ILA conference. We'll be talking about How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi and looking at ways to apply those ideas to our work in libraries. Ideally, we'd love it if everyone who attends our session reads the book ahead of time, but you're welcome to join us even if you haven't read the text. We'll be hosting this discussion on the Friday morning of the conference (October 14) during the 10:10 AM breakouts, and we'd love to see all of you there!
October 2022 Social Justice Discussion Group - Trauma-Informed Librarianship
Throughout the next month we’ll be reading, watching, and listening to resources about trauma-informed librarianship. Please explore these resources with us and join us for a discussion or two. Discussions will be held via Zoom on Wednesday, October 5 at 10:00 am and Monday, October 10 at 2:00 pm (Meeting ID: 864 3832 3094, Passcode: 427944).
We would love it if you joined us for either or both discussions. The level of participation is up to you; you may actively contribute or just listen and learn.
- Implementing a Trauma-Informed Approach
- Trauma Informed Care in the Classroom
- Trauma-Informed Care: An Introduction for Libraries
- Creating a Trauma-Informed Presentation
- Moving Towards Healing: A Trauma-Informed Librarianship Primer
- Trauma-Informed Pedagogy
- Understanding Trauma: Learning Brain vs Survival Brain
- Six Things You Can Do to be Trauma-Informed at Your Library
- The Trauma-Informed Library
- This is our Brain on Trauma
- Imperfect and Flexible: Using Trauma-Informed Practice to Guide Instruction
- The Weight We Carry: Creating a trauma-informed library workforce
- Toward a Trauma-Informed Model
As always, if you come across any resources that fall under the diversity and inclusion umbrella, please send them my way and I will work to include them in the Resource Roundup or to otherwise share them as appropriate.
On behalf of ILA CD&I,
Amanda Bellis
Chair, ILA Committee for Diversity and Inclusion
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