A Little Too Quiet w/ Librarian Andrea Perez (Discussing the 300s and more)

2020-09-01

Andrea Perez holds degrees in both library sciences and social work, and she was a co-organizer of the Radical Librarianship track at the Allied Media Conference. She has worked here at Ferndale for a few years, but she's been working in libraries for most of her life, including Southfield and Plymouth, but also Westland, the latter of which resulted in controversy when five librarians were abruptly cut from their positions. But, that anecdote actually has a happy ending, if you listen to the end of the...

Andrea Perez holds degrees in both library sciences and social work, and she was a co-organizer of the Radical Librarianship track at the Allied Media Conference.

She has worked here at Ferndale for a few years, but she's been working in libraries for most of her life, including Southfield and Plymouth, but also Westland, the latter of which resulted in controversy when five librarians were abruptly cut from their positions. But, that anecdote actually has a happy ending, if you listen to the end of the podcast.

Meanwhile, when she's not working weekends here at Ferndale, Andrea's a therapist at the Radical Well-Being Center.

In this episode, we discuss the collection she develops for circulation: the 300's--the social sciences.

And she has three recommendations discussed in this podcast.

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