Program

Theodora Balmon (University of Corse - Pascal Paoli, France). The Renewed Role Of Libraries in a Disenchanted Laïcité, Abstract, Presentation

Ragnar A. Audunson (Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway), Andreas Vårheim and Roswitha Skare (UIT The Arctic University, Norway), Sunniva Evjen and Svanhild Aabø (Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway), Henrik Jochumsen and Casper H. Rasmussen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark) and Kerstin Rydbeck (Uppsala University, Sweden). Libraries as Public Sphere Infrastructure in the Digital Age: A Review of Research, Abstract, Presentation

Jennifer Zhao (McGill University, Canada). Understanding and Developing Services for International Students: A Workshop, Abstract, Presentation

Emily Drabinski (Long Island University, Brooklyn, United States), Anne-Marie Deitering (Oregon State University Libraries and Press, United States), Heidi L. M. Jacobs (University of Windsor, Canada) and Peter Bailey (St. Albert Public Library, Canada). Toward a Critical Optimism: Enacting Access, Diversity, Inclusion, and Democracy in Difficult Times: Panel, Abstract, Presentation

Kelly Mcelroy (Oregon State University, United States). Beyond Fake News: Facilitated Conversation as a Path to Building Community Information Literacy: Workshop, Abstract

Mario Hibert (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina). Towards a Tactical Librarianship, Abstract, Presentation

Marie Radford (Rutgers University, United States), Lynn Connaway (OCLC, Unites States), Vanessa Kitzie (University of South Carolina, United States), Stephanie Mikitish and Diana Floegel (Rutgers University, United States). Investigating and Mitigating Microaggressions to Support Inclusive Information Services, Presentation

Dan Albertson (University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, United States). Digital Social Services: From Data Aggregation to Culturally Competent Content, Abstract, Presentation

Snježana Berak and Kristina Čunović (Croatian Reading Association, Croatia). Croatian Prison Reading Program for Prisoners and Their Children, Abstract, Presentation

Alison Brown, Vivian Howard and Jennifer Grek Martin (Dalhousie University, Canada). Portrait of the Incarcerated Woman as a Reading Mother: Revealing the Perceived Outcomes of a Shared Reading Program, Abstract, Presentation

Miguel Rivera Donoso (DIBAM Dirección de Bibliotecas, Archivos y Museos de Chile). Digital Literacy and Access to Information in Chilean Prison Libraries, Abstract, Presentation

Sheila Corrall (University of Pittsburgh, United States).Data Literacy as a Human Right: Roles and Responsibilities of Libraries as Datamediaries, Abstract, Presentation

Alison Hicks (University College London, United Kingdom). Building Intercultural Teachers: Designing Information Literacy Instruction Opportunities for Increasingly International Populations, Abstract

J. Elizabeth Mills (University of Washington, United States), Kathleen Campana (Kent State University, United States) and Michelle H. Martin (University of Washington, United States). An Ecological Model of Outreach: Examining Library Programs, Services, and Partnerships Using Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Model, Abstract, Presentation

Mia Mathiasson, Henrik Jochumsen and Casper Hvenegaard Rasmussen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark). Approaching a Textually Grounded Terminology for Discussing Public Library Activities in the Digital Age, Abstract

Amy Vanscoy (University at Buffalo, United States) and Kawanna Bright (University of Denver, United States). Challenges to Diversity and Inclusion for American Librarians of Color: Experiencing Uniqueness and Difference, Abstract, Presentation

Vesna Crnogorac (Center for Integrity, Serbia). The Role of Public Libraries in Democratization of Society on the Example of Right to Free Access to Public Information, Abstract, Cancelled

Renee Hobbs and Pam Steager (Media Education Lab, United States). Film, Media and Information Literacy Education in School, Public and Academic Libraries: Workshop, Abstract

Sanja Bunić (Zagreb City Libraries, Croatia). Let’s Talk about the Challenges and Outcomes of Library Services to People Experiencing Homelessness!, Abstract, Presentation

Annemaree Lloyd (School of Library and Information Science, Sweden). Rebuilding Fractured Landscapes, Abstract

Rasa Januseviciene, Dalia Balcytyte and Fausta Kepaliene (Lithuanian Library for the Blind, Lithuania). Story Box for Disabled Children Social Inclusion: A Case of Lithuanian Library for the Blind, Abstract, Presentation

Jeppe Nicolaisen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark). Collection Development for Diversity and Inclusion: The Long Tail Challenge, Abstract, Presentation

Antonela Bokan (Archeological Museum Split, Croatia) and Ljiljana Poljak (University Library Split, Croatia). Social Inequality and the Public Library Management, Abstract, Presentation

Carol Gordon (Gordon Consulting, United States) and Xiaofeng Li (Rutgers University, United States). Research Methods for Conducting School Library Causality Research, Abstract, Presentation

Ana Dubnjakovic (University of South Carolina, United States). Climate Change Discussion among Friends and Locus of Control Relationship with Anxiety Discrepancy and Communication Efficacy Assessments, Abstract, Presentation

Kristina Berketa (University of Zadar, Croatia) and Madeleine Lundman (Linnaeus University, Sweden). The Land of Pirate Bay: Online Piracy Habits and Opinions of Swedish Students, Abstract, Presentation

Jack Andersen and Sille Obelitz Søe (University of Copenhagen, Denmark). Communicative Actions We Live By, Abstract, Presentation

Dina Tbaishat (University of Jordan, Jordan). Ensuring Access to Theses in the Arab Speaking World – University of Jordan Initiatives, Abstract, Presentation

Nalado Mansur and Abubaka Abdulkareem (Kaduna State University, Nigeria). Challenges of Online Database Searching among Medical students of Kaduna State University, Nigeria, Abstract, Cancelled

Nahyeon Kim, Nadia Caidi and Niel Chah (University of Toronto, Canada). Whose Korea?: Intercultural Encounters Mediated Through YouTube Videos, Abstract

Amelia Gibson (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States). “Can I Ask That?”: Respectability and Geographies of Fear among Black and Latina Tween Information Seekers, Abstract

Maja Krtalic (School of Information Management, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand). Personal Cultural Heritage Management of Croatian Expatriates in New Zealand, Abstract, Presentation

Gillian Tasker (Palmerston North City Council, New Zealand) and Chern Li Liew (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand). “Telling My Stories”: Genealogists’ Engagement with Participatory Heritage Projects, Abstract

Mary Grace Flaherty (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States). Building a Community Library: Preliminary Case Report of the Kwakukopela Library, Lusangazi, Malawi, Abstract, Presentation

Robert Congleton (Rider University, United States). Copyright, Education, Libraries, and Archives; a Comparison of the Copyright Laws of France, Croatia, Japan, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, Abstract, Presentation

Rebecca Miller (BiblioDev, LLC, Germany). Supporting Social Justice in Afghanistan through Public Access to Official Documentation: The ACKU Legal Collection Project, Abstract, Presentation

Davor Bračko (IZUM – Institute of information science, Slovenia). The COBISS System as a Foundation of Culture, Science and Education, Meeting the Needs of Librarians, Researchers and Readers, Abstract, Presentation

Jan Pisanski and Katarina Švab (Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana. Slovenia). The Curious Case of Travel-Related Events in Public Libraries, Abstract, Presentation

Mirko Duić and Laura Grzunov (University of Zadar, Croatia). Croatian bestsellers in public libraries: the most borrowed books study, Abstract, Presentation

Mihela Pauman Budanović, Katarina Švab and Maja Žumer (Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia). The Gap Between Users and Cataloguers: Perception of Importance of Bibliographic Data for Required Reading and Leisure Reading, Abstract, Presentation

Jasminka Maravić (Croatian Academic and Research Network – CARNet). OER as an Agent to Support Social Justice, Abstract, Cancelled

Kirsten Schlebbe (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany). Exploring Young Children's Digital Information Behaviour, Abstract, Presentation

Feđa Kulenovic (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina).Strategies of Apomediation in Complex Information Surounding, Abstract

Denis Kos (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia). Transdisciplinary Knowledge Organization: An Explorative Strategy to Map Perspectival Ambiguity, Abstract

ILO Multiplier event
Panel: Information Literacy Online: Challenges and Perspectives

Vanessa Kitzie (University of South Carolina, United States). Examining the Information Practices of LGBTQ+ Individuals: Evidence-based Implications for Libraries, Abstract, Presentation

Neslihan Er-Kocoglu (Ankara University, Turkey).Everyday Life Information Needs and Information Behavior of LGBTIQ People, Abstract, Presentation

Petra Dolanjski and Irena Bekić (Zagreb City Libraries, Croatia). Uncertain Interventions: LGBTIQ Users in Public Libraries as an Example of Collaboration between Critical Librarianship and Contemporary Art, Abstract, Presentation