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Introduction / Raymond Pun, Sonya M. Durney, and Tarida Anantachai
Section I. Overviews of Public Policy Issues Impacting Academic and Research Libraries
Chapter 1. We're in the Future Now: Advocating for Transformative Change in the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) / Valerie D. Glenn and Shari Laster
Chapter 2. Solving the Ebook Conundrum: Libraries, Legislation, and Advocacy in the States / Kyle K. Courtney and Juliya Ziskina
Chapter 3. Contract Override: The Hidden Copyright Issue in Electronic Licensing / Sara Benson, Carla Myers, James G. Neal, Timothy Vollmer
Chapter 4. No Clear Vision: Problems and Opportunities with the Law Regarding Equitable Access for the Blind, Visually Impaired, and Print-Disabled (BVIPD) Students / Eric P. Robinson, Dick Kawooya, Clayton A. Copeland, and Brandy Fox
Chapter 5. Digital Equity in Higher Education / Kara Malenfant, Laurie Blandino, and Anne Craig
Chapter 6. Harnessing OER Policy to Benefit All Learners / Regina H. Gong and Nicole Allen
Chapter 7. Digital Privacy and Policy Work in Higher Education: An Interview with Frans Albarillo
Section II. Perspectives and Strategies from Academic and Research Library Workers
Chapter 8. Uniting Policy, Advocacy, and Education: Reframing the Open Access Policy as a Statement of Values in a Time of Funder Mandates / Miriam Rigby and Franny Gaede
Chapter 9. Beyond the Legislature's Website: Strategies and Tools for State Legislative Research that Informs Advocacy Work / Jennifer Horne
g Chapter 10. Bridging Gaps: Librarians Fostering Intellectual Freedom Across State Lines / Harley Rogers and Lindsay Decker
Chapter 11. From Advocacy to Advocacy: 25 Years of GovInfo Day, the Annual Gathering of Librarians Interested in Government and Legal Information / Carla Graebner
Chapter 12. Partnering with Humanities Advocates to Benefit Archives / Bryan Whitledge
Chapter 13. Advocacy and Influence: What We Know After Fifty Years of Training and Research: An Interview with Dr. Ken Haycock
Chapter 14. Getting Heard / Irene M. H. Herold
Chapter 15. Librarian Lobbyist? Front Lines of Virginia OER Legislative Advocacy / Anita R. Walz
Chapter 16. Narrow Coverage of Broadband: Librarians and Public Telecom Consultations / Kris Joseph and Michael B. McNally
Chapter 17. Cultivating Resistance: Academic Librarian Strategies to Mobilize the Black Community Against Book Bans / Tiffeni Fontno
Chapter 18. What Civil Rights Pioneers Taught Me About Advocacy: An Interview with Arnetta Girardeau
Chapter 19. Conducting Research in Support of Advocacy: What We Have Learned From Analyzing the Canadian Copyright Act Review / Jennifer Zerkee and Stephanie Savage
Chapter 20. Minding the State Advocacy Gap: Organizing Academic Librarian-Focused State Advocacy Days / Diana J. Castillo
Chapter 21. Advocacy for Intellectual Freedom in a State Library Association: Recent Experiences from Virginia / Keith Weimer and Shari Henry
Chapter 22. Federal Requests for Information: Responding to Advocate and Develop Campus Networks / Abigail Goben and Andrew Boyd.
Section I. Overviews of Public Policy Issues Impacting Academic and Research Libraries
Chapter 1. We're in the Future Now: Advocating for Transformative Change in the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) / Valerie D. Glenn and Shari Laster
Chapter 2. Solving the Ebook Conundrum: Libraries, Legislation, and Advocacy in the States / Kyle K. Courtney and Juliya Ziskina
Chapter 3. Contract Override: The Hidden Copyright Issue in Electronic Licensing / Sara Benson, Carla Myers, James G. Neal, Timothy Vollmer
Chapter 4. No Clear Vision: Problems and Opportunities with the Law Regarding Equitable Access for the Blind, Visually Impaired, and Print-Disabled (BVIPD) Students / Eric P. Robinson, Dick Kawooya, Clayton A. Copeland, and Brandy Fox
Chapter 5. Digital Equity in Higher Education / Kara Malenfant, Laurie Blandino, and Anne Craig
Chapter 6. Harnessing OER Policy to Benefit All Learners / Regina H. Gong and Nicole Allen
Chapter 7. Digital Privacy and Policy Work in Higher Education: An Interview with Frans Albarillo
Section II. Perspectives and Strategies from Academic and Research Library Workers
Chapter 8. Uniting Policy, Advocacy, and Education: Reframing the Open Access Policy as a Statement of Values in a Time of Funder Mandates / Miriam Rigby and Franny Gaede
Chapter 9. Beyond the Legislature's Website: Strategies and Tools for State Legislative Research that Informs Advocacy Work / Jennifer Horne
g Chapter 10. Bridging Gaps: Librarians Fostering Intellectual Freedom Across State Lines / Harley Rogers and Lindsay Decker
Chapter 11. From Advocacy to Advocacy: 25 Years of GovInfo Day, the Annual Gathering of Librarians Interested in Government and Legal Information / Carla Graebner
Chapter 12. Partnering with Humanities Advocates to Benefit Archives / Bryan Whitledge
Chapter 13. Advocacy and Influence: What We Know After Fifty Years of Training and Research: An Interview with Dr. Ken Haycock
Chapter 14. Getting Heard / Irene M. H. Herold
Chapter 15. Librarian Lobbyist? Front Lines of Virginia OER Legislative Advocacy / Anita R. Walz
Chapter 16. Narrow Coverage of Broadband: Librarians and Public Telecom Consultations / Kris Joseph and Michael B. McNally
Chapter 17. Cultivating Resistance: Academic Librarian Strategies to Mobilize the Black Community Against Book Bans / Tiffeni Fontno
Chapter 18. What Civil Rights Pioneers Taught Me About Advocacy: An Interview with Arnetta Girardeau
Chapter 19. Conducting Research in Support of Advocacy: What We Have Learned From Analyzing the Canadian Copyright Act Review / Jennifer Zerkee and Stephanie Savage
Chapter 20. Minding the State Advocacy Gap: Organizing Academic Librarian-Focused State Advocacy Days / Diana J. Castillo
Chapter 21. Advocacy for Intellectual Freedom in a State Library Association: Recent Experiences from Virginia / Keith Weimer and Shari Henry
Chapter 22. Federal Requests for Information: Responding to Advocate and Develop Campus Networks / Abigail Goben and Andrew Boyd.