FEATURES
EDITORIAL
Being Here Matters
Tracie D. Hall
What does is mean to be in New Orleans?
FROM THE FIELD
Outside the Magic Circle
An Interview with Petrice Sams-Abiodun, Jarvis DeBerry, Alma Dawson, Ronald Gauthier & Robert Skinner
Hurricane Katrina revealed two distinctly separate Americas; now, what can libraries do about it?
Working It, Walking It, Living It
Profiles of Elvia Tuttle, Anwar Ahmad, Tiffeni Fontno & Gary Colmenar
For these four librarians diversity is more than an institutional goal, it's a way of life.
The Concern of All
Gwendolyn Prellwitz
Finding Common Ground in New Orleans.
"The principles you live by create the world you live in. If you change the principles you live by, you will change your world."
Blaine Lee
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DEPARTMENTS
DIVERSITY TOOLCHEST
Academic Residency Programs
Shantel Agnew, LaVerne Gray & Mark Puente
The Cohort Experience.
Doing Things Differently
Tarshel Beards
Two library leaders partner to provide a how-to manual for achieving diversity.
Endowments for Diversity
Michael Havener
A simple way to make a difference.
"I" on the Prize
Veronda Pitchford & Alanna Aiko Moore
Strategies for new library professionals to stand heads above the competition.
BOOKLOOK
Maizon at Blue Hill
A review by Michael C. Baradi.
SPECTRUM SCOPE
The Immigration Debate
Maria Hudson Carpenter & Gregory Hom
Who is the public the library is meant to serve?
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
October 11-15, 2006
Joint Conference of Librarians of Color
FMI: visit the JCLC website
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May 2006
