Ripples and Rocks: Strategic Plans of the American Library Association 2000–2025

Katharine J. Phenix

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It has been 25 years since Kathleen de la Peña McCook’s Equity in the American Library Association: Rocks in the Whirlpool (McCook 2002) provided historical context for the American Library Association’s (ALA) guiding principles, goals, and key action areas. “Equity of Access,” one of the five key action areas identified by the ALA Council in 1998, is central to the ALA’s mission, which emphasizes enhancing learning and ensuring access to information for all. How have the goals and priorities of ALA changed or remained the same after 25 years?

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2002Rocks in the Whirlpool: Equity of Access and the American Library Association.2018Progressive Library Organizations Update, 2013-2017

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