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Libraries champion equitable access to information and entry to cultural dialogue for underrepresented voices. Staff members are empowered to promote equity, diversity and inclusion through our library services, collections, spaces, programming, and recruitment efforts.
The UR Libraries Committee on Diversity and Inclusion was founded in 2016 to ensure that diversity and inclusion remain in the forefront of library operations through collaboration and education. Committee members are passionate, dedicated librarians and library staff who agree to serve a two year term, from River Campus, Edward G. Miner, and Sibley Music Libraries.
Learn more about the University's Office of Equity and Inclusion.
The full documentary is freely available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SroscdR7-Y
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The power to name: Marginalizations and exclusions of subject representation in library catalogues by 
