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Resources

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There are many resources available that address multicultural librarianship and archival studies.

This page is intended to bring some of these resources together.

Reports

Welcome, Stranger: Public Libraries and the Global Village

This 2008 report presents findings from 2007 surveys "gathering data on the ways in which urban public libraries are involved with the transition of immigrants into American life. The findings show that urban public libraries are in the forefront of the effort to make their cities stronger by welcoming and integrating new residents from all over the world." Opens directly into a PDF file. From the Urban Libraries Council (ULC)in the United States.

Examples of Public Libraries and Multiculturalism Intiatives

Multicultural Services in Richmond Public Library provides information for librarians in terms of collections and programs, community and partnerships, as well as articles and presentations about this library's innovation and creativity in serving a diverse population.