When Leadership Falls Short: The Crisis of Care in Library Work
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TIE contributor Alejandro Marquez reflects on how libraries can better bolster equitable working conditions and foster care in librarianship.
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DEIA News Round-Up: August 2026
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TIE Talks with Kimberley Bugg
Dr. Bugg discusses the AUC Woodruff Library's digital exhibit on the history of Black Atlanta, the library's role as a steward of history and a catalyst for discovery, and the importance of collaboration and trust in archival endeavors.
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Robeson and Robinson: Two American Legends Entangled in Cold War Politics
Howard Bryant details Paul Robeson's and Jackie Robinson's lives, tracing how they occasionally intersected and overlapped through civil rights history and Red Scare politics.
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Cultivating Connection: Why Communities of Practice Are Essential for Academic Librarians
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Busyness Isn’t A Badge Of Honor
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TIE Preview of Upcoming Reads in Sports & Leisure Studies, 2026
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Why Murmurations: Peer Review and Trans and Gender Diverse Content
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DEIA News Round-Up: July 2026
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Curating Diverse Library Displays
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Temple University Libraries: A Case Study in Using Book Awards to Focus Collection Development on Diverse Voices
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The Harm of the White Moderate: MLK’s Efforts to Expose Northern Racism
As Jeanne Theoharis shows, in their fight for civil rights, Martin and Coretta Scott King underscored how American cities outside the South upheld segregation in more insidious ways.
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What I Wish My Manager Knew About Mental Health and Wellness
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