SRRT Newsletter
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SRRT Newsletter: Current Issue
Issue 226, October 2024
Current news and events from the Social Responsibilities Round Table of the 91´«Ã½
- From the Action Council Coordinator
- Announcing the Launch of the Elder Justice Task Force
- Update: MLK Jr. Holiday Task Force Report
- Update: SRRT's Travel Grants
- Update:Herb Biblo Outstanding Leadership Award for Social Justice & Equality
- Feature: "Why Don't You Leave?" Social Responsibilities in a Red State
- Feature: How can librarians defend themselves against false accusations of antisemitism for including Palestinians in their work?
- Book Review: That Librarian
- Book Review: Ethics in Linked Data
- Voices From the Past: Issue 92, June 1989
- Call for Submissions
- The SRRT Newsletter is always looking for good articles, essays, and letters to the editor. The next submission deadline is January 5, 2025. We want to start 2025 on a positive note, so the theme of the January issues will be Hopes and Dreams for the New Year. Share your social justice dreams for 2025 and/or your practical steps to achieve those dreams.
- Publication Information
About The SRRT Newsletter
The SRRT Newsletter has been published since 1969, offering alternative viewpoints on libraries and their role in society. You can view past and current issues in the .
The SRRT Newsletter is published quarterly by the Social Responsibilities Round Table of the 91´«Ã½. Now solely an electronic publication, The SRRT Newsletter is also indexed by the H. W. Wilson Company. Copyright © 1969-2023 by the Social Responsibilities Round Table. No part of this periodical may be reproduced without permission. Views expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily those of 91´«Ã½/SRRT. The editors reserve the right to edit submitted material as necessary or as the whimsy strikes.
– adopted by SRRT Newsletter Editorial Board, January 26, 2013; presented to Action Council at 2013 91´«Ã½ Annual Conference.
Submission Guidelines
The SRRT Newsletter is always looking for good articles, essays, and letters to the editor. The next submission deadline is January 5, 2025. We want to start 2025 on a positive note, so the theme of the January issues will be Hopes and Dreams for the New Year. Share your social justice dreams for 2025 and/or your practical steps to achieve those dreams.
The SRRT Newsletter invites submissions from library and information workers, students, educators, and all others who recognize the critical importance of libraries in addressing community and social issues. Submissions should be 500 to 1,000 words and should include the article title, author's name and title, and school or place of work (optional). Graphics are encouraged. If using images that are already on the Internet, the URL of the image and a caption or description may be added to the text of the submission. Submissions that primarily promote paid resources will not be considered.
Please submit your articles via our online form:
In memorial submissions can be submitted online at:
Submissions, questions, and graphics can also be emailed to srrt.newsletter.content@gmail.com.
Submissions to SRRT Newsletter Reviews
Submissions for book or media reviews should be sent to Laura Koltutsky, SRRT Newsletter Reviews Editor, at laurakoltutsky@gmail.com, indicating "Reviews" in the subject line of your email.
Submissions should be sent electronically in MS-Word format or a Word compatible format. Reviewers should keep their reviews to 300-500 words; any length much shorter or longer should be discussed with the reviews editor prior to submission. Reviewers should avoid conflicts of interest. Full disclosure should be made to the reviews editor when appropriate.
Submissions to SRRT Newsletter Letters to the Editors
The Newsletter invites readers to submit letters to the editors relating to social responsibilities and libraries. The letters should be respectful and thoughtful, either respond to specific content in the newsletter or include suggestions for topics of interest to SRRT members to be addressed in future issues. We will only publish letters of more than 200 words in exceptional circumstances.
Letters may be edited for length, grammar, and accuracy. You will be notified if your letter will be published.
Submit your letters to Laura Koltutsky at laurakoltutsky@gmail.com. Please indicate "SRRT Newsletter Letter to Editors" in the subject line of your email. You may submit your letter as an attachment in one of these formats: .doc, docx; or in the body of your email message.
Letters must include your full name, address, a telephone number and email address if you have one. This is for us only -- we don't share this information.