This paper explores the role of Indigenous and queer embodiment in understanding the
current limitations of sociotechnical systems as they relate to cultural heritage institutions …

This paper reports on findings from qualitative research studying the gendering practices of
catalogers working with visual information. Using the findings of this research, the paper …

Intersectionality can be applied as a practice-based lens through which to perceive 21st-
century public library services to adults. Intersectionality as a framework can facilitate the …

This paper reports on findings from 31 semi‐structured interviews with North American
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)‐based content creators who focus on …

The LGBTQIA+ community has come under increasing hostility in the North America through
policy and challenges to library holdings and funding. These challenges to professional …

This comprehensive review illuminates the current state of scholarly literature on trans and
gender diverse inclusion in libraries, with the intention to provide a foundation and identify …

This article reports on findings from semi-structured interviews with 25 archivists and
curators who work with LGBTQIA+-related collections and materials about the HIV/AIDS …

Abstract Representation both signals presence and advocates for resources; how we
approach this work is informed by the context in which it takes place. In cultural heritage …

Trans embodiment retains an inherently fictive relationship with the past. Even as an
emergent understanding of transgender identity being centuries' old history continues to …

This new edition of a classic work offers a concise introduction to the sociology of fashion,
and demystifies the workings of the fashion system. From the origins of fashion studies and …