Articles on Incarceration

Jeanie Austin

• Reform and Revolution: Juvenile Detention Center Libraries in the 1970s  (2017)
• Critical Issues in Juvenile Detention Center Libraries  (2012)
• Restorative Justice as a Tool to Address the Role of Policing and Incarceration in the Lives of Youth in the United States by  (2018)
• Questioning ‘Positive Development’: Towards Centering YA Library Practice on the Lived Realities of Youth (2016)

Stephanie F. Guerra

• Using Urban Fiction to Engage At-Risk and Incarcerated Youths in Literacy  (2012)

Articles on Representation and Literacy

Jeanie Austin

• They Them Pronoun Module  (n.d.)

Sabrina Carnesi

• 2017 ALA Annual Poster Session ALA 2017 Annual
•  Platform for Voice and Identity: School Library Standards are in Support of YA Urban Literature’s

 Transformative Impacts on Youth.  (2018)

Dale Clark

• Moving Our Presence Forward in the Field
• Moving Our Presence Forward – in general and specific!

Robin DiAngelo

• New Theoretical Framework – White Fragility by Dr. Robin DiAngelo (2015)
• The Theory of the White Women’s Tears (2015)

KaaVonia Hinton and Sabrina Carnesi

• On the Street:  A Radical Change in Urban Fiction (Spring 2017)

Peggy MacIntosh

• “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Backpack” Peace and Freedom Magazine (July/August 1989) — available on request from Wellesley Centers for Women

Ali Michael & Eleanora Bartoli

• What White Children Need to Know About Race by Ali Michael and Eleanora Bartoli (National Association of Independent Schools)

Kerry Sutherland 

• The Awkward Academic: Why Judith Reads James in Joyce Carol Oates ‘s “My Warszawa: 1980” (covers gender enpowerment)  (2015)

Erin Winkler

• Children Are Not Colorblind: How Young Children Learn About Race by Erin Winkler (PACE, 2009)

Marybeth Zeman

• Can Children See Themselves in The Books On Your Shelves.docx  (nonpublished draft posted by Amy Cheney in 2014)

On Race and Whiteness in Children’s Literature

 Katherine T. Horning

• Milestones For Diversity In Children’s Literature and Library Services  © American Library Association. Originally published in Children and Libraries: The Journal of the Association for Library Service to Children, Fall 2015, Vol. 13; no. 3.

Allie Jane Bruce

• On Being White: A Raw, Honest Conversation  © American Library Association. Originally published in Children and Libraries: The Journal of the Association for Library Service to Children, Fall 2015, Vol. 13; no. 3.

Katie Holloway

• 10 Ways White People Are More Racist Than They Realize  (March 4 2015)

Books and Book Chapters

Jeanie Austin

• Library Services and Incarceration: Recognizing Barriers, Strengthening Access (ALA Neal-Schuman, 2021)

Jeanie Austin, Joe Coyle, & RaeAnne Montague

• Creating collaborative library services to incarcerated youth. In Bertram C. Bruce, Ann Peterson Bishop and Nama R. Budhathoki (eds.) Youth community inquiry : new media for community and personal growth (119-131). New York: Peter Lang  (2014).

Debby Irving

• Waking Up White and Finding Myself in the Story of Race  (Elephant Room Press, 2014)

Beverly Daniel Tatum

• “Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?” and Other Conversations about Race (Perseus, 2003)

Shelly Tochluk

• Witnessing Whiteness: The Need to Talk about Race and How to Do It  (R&L Education, 2010)

Marybeth Zeman

• Tales of a Jailhouse Librarian: Challenging the Juvenile Justice System One Book at a Time(Vinegar Hill Press, 2014)

Websites

Border Crossers

The People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond

Reading While White

Race: The Power of an Illusion
SEED trainings 

White People Challenging Racism

The Whiteness Project