Role of Libraries, Archives, and Museums in Achieving
Civic Engagement and Social Justice in Smart Cities
A Pathfinder
Mohamed Taher
FYI
Survey: During Covid-19
Survey Post-COVID-19
IGI-Global Chapter Submission Guide: Link
Before You Write | IGI Global (igi-global.com)
Dissertation/ Thesis (samples, ask if you need ):
Terminology
Civic engagement
Social Justice
Fact Checking Resources
Digital literacy
Books and other publications (2000-2021)
Civic Engagement / Civic Inclusion
Functional definition
“Civic engagement is simply fulfilling your role as a citizen in your community and society through active participation in civic life.” Wright State Univ., Service-Learning and Civic Engagement | Wright State University
Social Justice
Functional definition :
“Non-Discrimination” becomes “Inclusion” (Anon.)
“Social justice as a process towards a better, more equitable reality.” -- By Tim O’Grady
https://activehistory.ca/2012/11/archives-and-social-justice/
Culture, Diversity and Social Justice in a Global Context, NCU Library Guide
Research Methods, Marino Institute of Education Library
Resources/Teaching Materials - Civic Engagement Activities ... Paradise Valley Community College Library (some are recorded and archived)
Video: Introduction to Civic Engagement - Research Tutorials ...
Civic Literacy and Engagement Guide, San Jose State University School of Information
Social Justice and Activism for Youth San Jose State University School of Information
Information Literacy Module: Visual and Quantitative Literacy
Social Accountability: An Introduction to Civic Engagement for Improved Service Delivery Policy and Practice Discussion Paper
How to Structure an Evidence-based Report - Evidence-based ... U of T Libraries
Fact Checking Resources
•FactCheck (Annenberg Public Policy Center, for checking on political claims.)
•Snopes (urban legends, news stories - cite their sources at the end of each debunking.)
•PolitiFact (The Pulitzer Prize-winning -- claims of politicians and checks their accuracy.
•SourceWatch (profiles the activities of front groups, PR spinners, industry-friendly experts, industry-funded organizations, and think tanks trying to manipulate public opinion on behalf of corporations or government)
•TinEye (Check images to see if they have been altered or misidentified as fake news)
•Hoax-Slayer (Snopes but tighter in scope, Hoax-Slayer on email hoaxes, identity theft scams and spam.)
Web Literacy for Student Fact Checkers This short, open source book by author Mike Caulfield provides alternative, web-native approaches to news literacy and fact-checking
Books and other publications (2000-2021)
Web content
Teaching with the Museum: partnership as pedagogy | Art History Teaching Resources
Teaching Museum / COVID-19 Remote Learning Stories (fultonschools.org)
teaching about archival processing during COVID-19 (archivistrising.blogspot.com)
Teaching with the Museum: partnership as pedagogy | Art History Teaching Resources
A Quick Guide to (a few) Social Justice Concepts ( Loyola Marymount UniversiLoyola Marymount University )
ANTI-RACISM VOCABULARY: A PRELIMINARY FRAMEWORK F (atla.com)OR THE FACETED THESAURUS
Social Justice and Activism for Youth San Jose State University School of Information
Information Literacy Module: Visual and Quantitative Literacy
Social Accountability: An Introduction to Civic Engagement for Improved Service Delivery Policy and Practice Discussion Paper
How to Structure an Evidence-based Report - Evidence-based ... U of T Libraries
Theme-wise :
Pateman, J., & Vincent, J. (2016). Public libraries and social justice. London: Routledge. [worldcat.org]
Epstein, S., Smallwood, C., Gubnitskaia, V., & Brown, W. K. (2019). Social justice and activism in libraries: Essays on diversity and change.[worldcat.org]
Jaeger, P. T., Shilton, K., & Koepfler, J. (2016). The rise of social justice as a guiding principle in library and information science research.
Kranich, N. (2005). Civic partnerships: The role of libraries in promoting civic engagement. Resource sharing & information networks, 18(1-2), 89-103.
Coward, C., Maclay, C., & Garrido, M. (2018). Public libraries as platforms for civic engagement. [washington.edu]
Smith, A. (2013). Civic engagement in the digital age. Pew Research Center, 25, 307-332. https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2013/04/25/civic-engagement-in-the-digital-age/
Gokcigdem, E. M. (Ed.). (2016). Fostering empathy through museums. Rowman & Littlefield. [google books.]
Sandell, R., & Nightingale, E. (2012). Museums, equality and social justice (p. 344).
Punzalan, R. L., & Caswell, M. (2016). Critical directions for archival approaches to social justice. The Library Quarterly, 86(1), 25-42.
Gilliland, A. J., & Halilovich, H. (2017). Migrating memories: transdisciplinary pedagogical approaches to teaching about diasporic memory, identity and human rights in archival studies. Archival Science, 17(1), 79-96.
Hoyer, J. (2020). Out of the Archives and into the Streets: Teaching with Primary Sources to Cultivate Civic Engagement. Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies, 7(1), 9.
Acker, A., & Kriesberg, A. (2017). Tweets may be archived: civic engagement, digital preservation and Obama White House social media data. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 54(1), 1-9.
Golding, V., & Modest, W. (Eds.). (2013). Museums and communities: Curators, collections and collaboration. A&C Black.
Weiser, M. E. (2017). Museum rhetoric: Building civic identity in national spaces (Vol. 5). Penn State Press.