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Main Author: Balderrama, Sandra Rios
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2000
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ615340
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author Balderrama, Sandra Rios
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Balderrama, Sandra Rios
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contents This Trend Called Diversity. Balderrama, Sandra Rios Cultural Pluralism Ethnic Groups Libraries Library Development Organizational Development Social Influences The work of diversity in libraries begins at the crossroad where superiority, inaction, and denial become intolerable. The paradoxes involved present questions that serve as teachable moments or paralyzing hurdles. Once at the crossroads, however, there are systematic strategies and operating principles for bringing significance, meaning, and action to this trend called diversity. (Contains 33 references.) (AEF)
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spellingShingle This Trend Called Diversity.
Balderrama, Sandra Rios
Cultural Pluralism
Ethnic Groups
Libraries
Library Development
Organizational Development
Social Influences
This Trend Called Diversity. Balderrama, Sandra Rios Cultural Pluralism Ethnic Groups Libraries Library Development Organizational Development Social Influences The work of diversity in libraries begins at the crossroad where superiority, inaction, and denial become intolerable. The paradoxes involved present questions that serve as teachable moments or paralyzing hurdles. Once at the crossroads, however, there are systematic strategies and operating principles for bringing significance, meaning, and action to this trend called diversity. (Contains 33 references.) (AEF)
title This Trend Called Diversity.
topic Cultural Pluralism
Ethnic Groups
Libraries
Library Development
Organizational Development
Social Influences
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ615340