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Friday, October 28 • 10:30am - 11:20am
Featured: Grappling with Conflicting Values FULL

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One of the first tenets learned working in public libraries is to show all sides of an issue particularly in the materials collection. We help customers / patrons find information on a topic and let them reach their conclusion. But what if they want material that is disinformation? Is incorrect and not true? Libraries are also to provide accurate information and battle disinformation. How do we balance both of those values? Can we? This session will offer the opportunity to discuss library values, review a couple scenarios, and Scott will help develop a framework you can use in ethical decision-making. Come prepared to talk but don't expect easy answers!

Speakers
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Margaret Stone

Director, Dakota County Library
Margaret Stone is director of Dakota County Library having spent 40 years working in various libraries in different capacities in several states. She is a past MLA president and member of the conference planning committee. Margaret attended MILE 2007 and was part of the planning team... Read More →
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Scott Libin

Senior Fellow and Consultant, University of Minnesota
Scott Libin is a senior fellow at the University of Minnesota's Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Scott's specialty is broadcast journalism, ethics and newsroom leadership. Before joining the University of Minnesota faculty, he served as vice president of news and... Read More →


Friday October 28, 2022 10:30am - 11:20am CDT
St. Louis River Room 350 Harbor Dr, Duluth, MN 55802