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8:30-9:00am - Registration, breakfast and networking Mc Donnell Hall - Brush Gallery
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9:00-9:30am - Welcome, logistics, review of code of conduct
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9:30-10:45am - Keynote, Dr. Briona Simone Jones
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10:45-11:00am - Coffee Break
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11:00am-12:15pm - Session 1
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Track A (full session), Lewis 138
- A Call to Action: From Trans-Inclusive Theory to Trans-Inclusive Practice - Avi Bauer, Caleb Simone, and Jordan Dias Correia
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Track B (paired session), Lewis 120
- Gender-Neutralizing the Restrooms at Your Library - Valen Werner
- Understanding & Countering Anti-Trans Misinformation - Heath Umbreit
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Track C (paired session), Lewis 121
- Unacceptable feelings, inaccessible information: the role of emotion in access to information on reproductive health, illness, and disability - Natalia Kapacinskas and Veronica Arellano Douglas
- Closed archives and open source: Reimagining the information lifecycle through activist collaborations - Imani Spence, Sophie Reverdy, and Alicia Puglionesi
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Track D (lightning talks), Lewis 122
- Dismantling structural and individual cisgenderism in Illinois libraries: A descriptive research study on transprejudice and biases against trans and nonbinary populations - tal ness
- The Kinseys or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Nomenclature - B. M. Watson
- Small-minded categorizations and powerful labels: Queer and trans affinities for knowledge organization work - Julia Bullard
- Uncontrollable Vocabularies: Queer Theory, Sexual Identity, and the Catalog - Lynne Stahl
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12:30pm-1:30pm - Lunch
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1:30pm-2:45pm - Session 2
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Track A (full session), Lewis 138
- Gender and Sexuality: A Conversation on Information and Reproductive Health - Robert Canada and Gina Schlesselman-Tarango (co-moderators); Panelists: Emerson Morris, Robin Shamp, Tanesa King, Tierney Gleason, Emily Vardell, Brenda Linares, and Jennifer Marino
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Track B (paired session), Lewis 120
- Support for change: a survey of gender diversity training for Canadian academic library workers - Aeron MacHattie, Katharine Hall, Kawmadie Karunanayake, and Susie Breier
- What's Next, and When Can We Go There? Lessons From Leading Trans 101 for Libraries - Stephen G. Krueger
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Track C (lightning talks), Lewis 121
- Strategic Storytelling: Navigating the Intersection of Military Libraries and Drag Story Hour - Marcus Ortiz and Soren Ruppelius
- The Queer in the Machine: Constructions of Queerness through a Computational Analysis of Book Bans - Elliot Galvis
- Transfag Oral History Project: Mapping an Ethos of Trans Care Onto the Practice of Oral History Work - Clark Geiling
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Track D (lightning talks), Lewis 122
- Mixtapes, Mementos & Collective: Sounds of Radical Archivism - Catherina Riesgo
- Femme Space: Nurturing Safe Exploration in Gaming, Making, and Digital Media for Femme Identities - Lara Fountaine
- The Library as a Queer Place - Teresa Slobuski
- Thinking Past Self-Reporting: Reviving User Analytics at the Library - Mateo Caballero
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2:45-3:00pm - Break
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3:00-4:15pm - Session 3
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Track A (full session), Lewis 138
- I Called to Her and She Answered Me: A Reading from the Oracle for Techno-Spiritual Feminism - Claudia Berger, Meina Naeymirad, Erica Weidner, and Gabriella Evergreen
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Track B (paired session), Lewis 120
- Shifting Focus: Decentralizing Peer Review in the Information Literacy Classroom - Matt Rohweder
- Crafting a Queer Information Literacy (QIL) Framework: An Exploration of Embodiment, Digital Learning, and Information Literacy in Academic Spaces - Joseph Kevin Sebastian
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Track C (lightning talks), Lewis 121
- Linked Data and Sex Archives - Xavi Danto
- Reframing Fear of the “AI Monster”: Critical Data and Technology Studies as a Site for Bodily and Technological Liberation - Sarah Appedu
- Nonbinary Identities, Pronouns, and the “Gender Trinary”: A Look at the Public Universal Friend’s Name Authority Record - Tess Amram
- Theorizing Reading Constraints Under Conditions of Oppression - Emil Lawrence
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4:30pm-6:30pm - Closing Remarks and Reception - Brush Gallery
session abstracts and speaker bios
