Collaboration with an activist community

In this article, “Radical Reference: Socially Responsible Librarianship Collaborating With Community,” the authors consider the Radical Reference (RR) “evolution from a ‘street’ and online reference collective to one that provides a variety of socially conscious information services. [They] also explore examples of RR members’ forming extra-institutional bonds with activists and independent journalists.” (Subscription is required.)

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