Indigenizing Information Institutions

Webinar Series

What does it look like to truly Indigenize the structures of our libraries, archives, and museums? Indigenizing Information Institutions is a webinar series designed for librarians and information professionals across all sectors who are committed to centering Indigenous knowledge, protocols, and sovereignty within their collections and services.

This series bridges the gap between traditional library and information practices and Indigenous ways of knowing. Whether you are working within a Tribal Nation or managing Indigenous materials in a public or academic institution, these sessions provide the critical framework and practical tools needed to move beyond “inclusion” and toward a transformative model of stewardship.

Beyond Ownership: Indigenous Data Sovereignty and the Future of Stewardship
Teaching Indigenous Knowledge in Non-Tribal Academic Courses
Beyond Networking: Building Community Through Indigenous Archival Practice and Professional Service
Centering Indigenous Voices: Inside the Library of Congress Indigenous Subject Headings Project

Tech Crash Course: Data & Information Privacy

Webinar Series

Join experts for a series of engaging and practical webinars on data and information privacy. Whether you are exploring ways your library can better protect patron privacy or looking for strategies to educate your patrons, you’ll find a session that meets your needs.

Protecting Patrons’ Data Privacy with Digital Vendors
Data Privacy Disco: Creating Engaging Data Programming for Library Patrons
Data and Information Privacy in Practice: A Faculty Panel Discussion

Questions? Email ce-info@ischool.wisc.edu