Vol. 28 No. 1 (2024): Redefining Library Spaces: Advocacy, Privacy, and Justice in the Information Age

This issue examines the evolving roles of libraries and information professionals as catalysts for change in a dynamic world. It highlights how libraries serve as platforms for social justice advocacy, protect individual privacy in physical and digital domains, and ensure equitable access to information for all. Through diverse perspectives, the articles explore topics such as prison libraries, social justice advocacy, visitor data privacy in cultural institutions, and the ethics of information sharing on platforms like YouTube. Together, this collection underscores the transformative potential of libraries and information professionals in shaping a more equitable, informed, and secure society.