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Information, Power, and Privilege in Open Science: Some Emerging Lessons for Health Sciences Librarians (Closing Talk)

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Description: A closing keynote examining (information) power and privilege issues in open science. Open access is an enduring value of librarianship, and point of entry for discussing information justice. Information privilege can be used as a decolonization practice.

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Recording: https://youtu.be/aWRr-VFNHRs

Author: Dean Giustini, UBC Biomedical Branch Librarian

Title: Information Power & Privilege in Open Science: Some Emerging Lessons for Health Sciences

Conference: Mountain Pacific Health Science Libraries (MPHSL) Conference, February 2021

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