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As archives increasingly digitize collections and acquire born-digital records, redaction has become more complex than ever. Archivists must weigh privacy, transparency, and the risk of harm with every decision. Source  Read More

Whether you’re gathering feedback through surveys or tracking resource usage, these tips can help you turn quantitative data into actionable insights that lead to better experiences for special library users. Source  Read More

As surveillance technologies evolve, archivists are increasingly faced with difficult ethical questions. Decisions about what to preserve, how to describe records, and who should have access take on new urgency when sensitive personal data is involved. Source  Read More

Discover how emotionally engaged archives use empathy, trauma-informed design, and storytelling to foster meaningful archival experiences. Source  Read More

An interview with Joseph Burt, editor of “The Medical Librarian’s Manual for Teaching Evidence-Based Practice,” on how librarians can lead EBP instruction and engage learners through creative teaching strategies. Source  Read More