Where are all the librarians of color?: the experiences of people of color in academia

Section one. Setting the stage for diversity in the profession

Discovering librarianship : personalizing the recruitment process for underrepresented students / Emily K. Chan, Jovanni Lota, Holly A. Smith and Steven D. Booth

Establishing a communal network for professional advancement among librarians of color / Tarida Anantachai, Latrice Booker, Althea Lazzaro, and Martha Parker

Mentoring and retention of minority librarians / Melody Royster, David Schwieder, Ava Iuliano Brillat, and Lori Driver

Interns or Professionals? A Common Misnomer Applied to Diversity Resident Librarians Can Potentially Degrade and Divide / Jason K. Alston

Strengthening the pipeline

talent management for libraries : a human resources perspective / Agnes K. Bradshaw

Section two. How diversity benefits the profession

Critical race theory and recruitment, retention and promotion of a librarian of color : a counter-story / Shaundra Walker

Serving with a sense of purpose : a black woman librarian in rural New Mexico / Akilah Shukura Nosakhere

Like a fish out of water, but forging my own path / Vince Lee

Racial realism : an African American Muslim woman in the field / Rebecca Hankins

Section three. Personal diversity stories

The veteran and the rookie : our story, our experience / Rhonda E. Fowler and Karen Rogers-Collins

Diversity at Miami University Libraries : four unique and similar experiences / Stacy Brinkman, Jacqueline Johnson, Kwabena Sekyere, Elías Tzoc

Building dialogic bridges to diversity : are we there yet? / Roland Barksdale-Hall

Making diversity work in academic libraries / Miguel Juárez.