[kids-lib] Unpacking Fall Season: Discussion #4: Diversity Audits - Thursday, 11/3 at 7:30pm

[Unpacking Discussion Group]

Hi all,

Please excuse the cross-posting.

*Join us this Thursday, November 3rd at 7:30 p.m. for our November
"Unpacking" discussion. *This Thursday we will be discussing diversity
audits. This will be the final installment of our Unpacking Fall Season.
After this Thursday, we will be taking a two month break and we'll return
to Unpacking on February 2nd!

To receive Unpacking updates and the Zoom link, sign up here:
https://unpackingdiscussion.weebly.com/about--contact.html (click
"register").

You can also follow the blog for additional resources and discussion
recaps. https://unpackingdiscussion.weebly.com/
<https://unpackingdiscussion.weebly.com/>

Let us know what questions you have and we hope to see lots of you on
Thursday!

*The Unpacking Team*
unpackingdiscussion.weebly.com
unpackingdiscussion at gmail.com
Caitlin McMahan (she/her) Eugene Public Library
Taylor Worley (she/her) Springfield Public Library
Brittany Young (she/her) Lane County Law Library

*Unpacking  <https://unpackingdiscussion.weebly.com/>*is a discussion-based
forum created to provide a space in which white and white-identifying
individuals can examine the realities of their white privilege. Through
conversation, we explore how to actively dismantle systems which oppress
Black, Indigenous, and People of Color and from which all white and
white-identifying individuals benefit. *Unpacking* is designed for the
communal education of white and white-identifying individuals, but welcomes
all people who would like to contribute to or engage in this work.
Additionally, though *Unpacking *is rooted in conversations about race, we
welcome a broad range of topics which can help libraries and museums to
become more diverse, equitable, inclusive, and accessible.
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