Lisa Rabey Articles/Blogs

Articles/Blogs (others)

Topic: Code of Conduct / #alacoc / Code of Conduct ExamplesWorking document on creating ALA’s Code of Conduct
ALA’s Statement of Appropriate Conduct
Storify: Discussions about the ALA Statement of Appropriate Conduct ALA, November 2013 –

The new ALA Code of Conduct Andromeda Yelton, 19 November 2013
Code of Conduct, Code4Lib, Lib Tech Gender, and My Vagina – Oh my! Lisa Rabey, 21 November 2013
#libtechgender: ALA’s Code of Conduct (Mainly) Kate Kosturski, 30 November 2013
Arguing for inclusivity Coral Sheldon-Hess, 30 November 2013
Storify: Discussions about the ALA Statement of Appropriate Conduct ALA, November 2013 –
Will Unwound #872: If You Attend A.L.A. Midwinter…Beware…Big Brother will be watching you Will Manley, 27 December 2013
Thoughts on bullying… Andrew Shuping, 30 December 2013
Codes of Conduct, Freedom of Speech, and Male Privilege: Writing the kind of blog post I hate writing Miss Ingrid, 30 December 2013
So Vague Nina de Jesus, 30 December 2013
ALA’s Code of Conduct, the Supreme Court, and those Guys from Duck Dynasty Kate Kosturski, 30 December 2013
“Of what had I ever been afraid?” Cecily Walker, 30 December 2013
Conduct Unbecoming Matthew Ciszek, 30 December 2013
Christie talks about Statement of Appropriate Conduct Christie Ross Gibrich, 30 December 2013
My Two Cents on ALA’s Code of Conduct Lauren Bradley, 30 December 2013

Libertarianism, dignity, and the ALA Code of ConferenceConduct Lane Wilkinson, 31 December 2013
Civil Discourse And Respectability Politics Nina de Jesus, 31 December 2013
Accentuate the Positive Julie Jurgens, 1 January 2014
In which the Loon endorses anti-harassment codes of conduct Gavia Libraria, 1 January 2014
I endorse the ALA Conference Code of Conduct Daniel Cornwall, 1 January 2014
On the ‘Don’t Do Bad Things’ Maxim Nina de Jesus, 1 January 2014
Why ALA Needs a Code of Conduct Andromeda Yelton, 2 January 2014
The ALA Statement of Appropriate Conduct: a FAQ Andromeda Yelton, 2 January 2014
George Carlin, MLIS Julie Jurgens, 2 January 2014
That ALA Code of Conduct Andy Woodworth, 2 January 2014
Creating safe spaces vs. freedom of expression by Meredith Farkas
#libtechgender: conference codes of conduct as seen from your world and mine Andromeda Yelton, 3 January 2014
What I Saw, What I Heard, What I Read: On Codes of Conduct Jacob Berg, 3 January 2014
ALA Code of Conduct suggestion: open it up Jason Griffey, 3 January 2014
Frankenstein’s Monsters: Roundup of Responses to ALA’s Code of Conduct Lisa Rabey, 3 January 2014
Making Space for the Silenced Barbara Fister, 9 January 2014
Check it Out with Michael Kelley: ALA’s Code of Conduct Michael Kelley, 10 January 2014
Conduct Unbecoming (a Library Conference) K.G. Schneider, 18 January 2014

Topic: Imposter Syndrome

Topic: General

Feeling grumpy about gender this morning Feral Librarian, 4 March 2012
Gender. Coding. Libraries. Digital Humanities. And Timelines Mita Williams, 4 March 2012
Encoded: Gender, Technology, and Libraries Barbara Fister, 8 March 2012
Fostering Female Technology Leadership in Libraries Roy Tennant, October 30, 2012
Gender, Librarians, & Librarianship (A Somewhat Open Thread) Andy Woodworth, 13 November 2012
My Silence on Gender Issues in Libraries and Technology Nicholas Schiller 15 January 2013
An Open Letter to Male Librarians Jacob Berg, 28 February 2013
How I Teach Technology Dorothea Salo, 7 March 2013
Circulating Ideas: Episode Twenty-Six: Gender Issues in Libraries 20 June 2013
Gender and Digital Identity Ned Potter, 10 July 2013
thanks to #libtechwomen Eric Phetteplace, 9 November 2013
Gender in Tech Librarianship Roy Tennant, November 13, 2013
#libtechgender: A Post in Two Parts Nicholas Schiller, 19 November 2013
#libtechgender: your world and mine Andromeda Yelton, 20 November 2013

#libtechgender: my world and hers Jason Griffey, 20 November 2013
Why the “had daughter, became feminist” narrative doesn’t work for me Chris Bourg, 24 November 2013
We’ve come a short way … and don’t even think about calling me “baby” Chris Bourg 3 December 2013
Libraries need a feminist agenda…but which one? by Lane Wilkinson, 19 December 2013
On Privilege, Intersectionality, and the Librarian Image by Cecily Walker, 20 December 2013
#libtechgender: the dangers of a single story Andromeda Yelton, 21 December 2013
Calling In: A Less Disposable Way Of Holding Each Other Accountable Cecily Walker, 21 December 2013
#LibTechGender, Intersectionality, and Backup Coral Sheldon-Hess, 22 December 2013
Gender and Presenting as Professional by Nina de Jesus, 23 December 2013
What does it mean to work in “Tech” Cecily Walker, 24 December 2013
Locating the Library in Institutionalized Oppression Nina de Jesus, 26 December 2013

Topic: Non-library world but related content

Mapping the Margins: Intersectionality, Identity Politics and Violence Against Women of Color Kimberle Crenshaw, 1993
The Danger of a Single Story Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, July 2009
Some things to think about before you exhort everyone to code Miriam Posner, 29 February 2012
Creating a Level Playing Field Professor Shelley Correll, April 2013
Reporting Harassment at a Convention: A First-Person How To Elise Matthesen, 28 June 2013
Sexual Harassment at SF Conventions Tansy Rayner Roberts, 29 June 2013
My New Convention Harassment Policy John Scalzi, 2 July 2013
My Convention Harassment Policy Co-Sign Thread John Scalzi, 3 July 2013
Human Decency Is Not Enough: Why Cons Need Better Anti-Harassment Policies Rachel Edidin, 12 July 2013
Finding Comic-Con International’s Harassment Policy Jill Pantozzi, 31 July 2013
The view that computers are technology but sewing isn’t is a sexist stitch-up Helen Czerski, 7 October 2013
Online and Offline Violence Towards Women and the Internet: Part One Quinn Norton, 15 November 2013
A “Culture of Respect” is neither well-defined nor enforceable Rick Scott, 17 November 2013
Different Internets: How Online Sexism and Misogyny Impact Women in Tech Shanley, 24 November 2013
Where my ladies at? Emily Graslie, 27 November 2013
What it is like to report a rape Sexologist, 11 December 2013
Open Source Is Way Whiter And Maler Than Proprietary Software Matt Asay, 11 December 2013
Michigan now requiring women to buy rape insurance Kathleen Gray, 12 December 2013