Allan Cho is Community Engagement & Partnerships Librarian at the University of British Columbia Library, Canada.Marilyn Clarke is Librarian at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London, UK.Kirsten Thorpe is a Chancellor's Indigenous Research Fellow at Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education & Research, University of Technology Sydney, Australia.Silvia Vong is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream at the Faculty of Information, University of Toronto, Canada.

• Introduction - Silvia Vong, Dr. Kirsten Thorpe, Marilyn Clarke and Allan ChoChapter 1: An Exploration of LIS Literature and Anti-Black Racism in the Library Profession - Mandissa ArlainChapter 2: A Compilation of Literature on Discrimination and Leadership in Academia and Academic Libraries in Canada - Dr. Maha KumaranChapter 3: Mind the Microaggressions: How Managers Can Support IBPOC Instructional Librarians Kisun Kim and Estelle FrankChapter 4: White Spaces, Asian Faces: Onboarding for Racialized Academic Librarians - Ashley Manhas and Sabrina WongChapter 5: Decolonising Library Cataloging Practices: Voices from South Asia’s Margins - B. Preedip Balaji and Jayapradha C.Chapter 6: Reclaiming the Catalogue: Basic Approaches for Creating and Managing Anti-Racist Metadata - Nina Whittaker and Gemma SteeleChapter 7: Decentering Whiteness in Academic Libraries - Mia Strasek-Barker, Lesley Acres, and Raelee LancasterChapter 8: Reconstructing the Past for Equity in Practice and Place: The Case of an Academic Library in South Africa - Marguerite Nel, Lindiwe Soyizwapi, and Nicole HawChapter 9: Decolonising Leadership and Management at NALIS: Examining the Shift to Merit-based Promotion - Leann L. George and Kandis RobertsChapter 10: Decolonising Approaches to Research in New Zealand’s Largest Performing Arts Library - Dr. Nicole GastonChapter 11: Indigenising Academic Libraries in Aotearoa: Transformative Leadership and Cultural Change - Michelle Blake, Dr. Rangihurihia McDonald, Kim Tairi, Brad Cherrington, Dr. Nicola Rawnsley, and Manuhiri HuatahiClosing Thoughts - Allan Cho, Marilyn Clarke, Dr. Kirsten Thorpe, Silvia Vong

Allan Cho is Community Engagement & Partnerships Librarian at the University of British Columbia Library, Canada.Marilyn Clarke is Librarian at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London, UK.Kirsten Thorpe is a Chancellor's Indigenous Research Fellow at Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education & Research, University of Technology Sydney, Australia.Silvia Vong is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream at the Faculty of Information, University of Toronto, Canada.

• Introduction - Silvia Vong, Dr. Kirsten Thorpe, Marilyn Clarke and Allan ChoChapter 1: An Exploration of LIS Literature and Anti-Black Racism in the Library Profession - Mandissa ArlainChapter 2: A Compilation of Literature on Discrimination and Leadership in Academia and Academic Libraries in Canada - Dr. Maha KumaranChapter 3: Mind the Microaggressions: How Managers Can Support IBPOC Instructional Librarians Kisun Kim and Estelle FrankChapter 4: White Spaces, Asian Faces: Onboarding for Racialized Academic Librarians - Ashley Manhas and Sabrina WongChapter 5: Decolonising Library Cataloging Practices: Voices from South Asia’s Margins - B. Preedip Balaji and Jayapradha C.Chapter 6: Reclaiming the Catalogue: Basic Approaches for Creating and Managing Anti-Racist Metadata - Nina Whittaker and Gemma SteeleChapter 7: Decentering Whiteness in Academic Libraries - Mia Strasek-Barker, Lesley Acres, and Raelee LancasterChapter 8: Reconstructing the Past for Equity in Practice and Place: The Case of an Academic Library in South Africa - Marguerite Nel, Lindiwe Soyizwapi, and Nicole HawChapter 9: Decolonising Leadership and Management at NALIS: Examining the Shift to Merit-based Promotion - Leann L. George and Kandis RobertsChapter 10: Decolonising Approaches to Research in New Zealand’s Largest Performing Arts Library - Dr. Nicole GastonChapter 11: Indigenising Academic Libraries in Aotearoa: Transformative Leadership and Cultural Change - Michelle Blake, Dr. Rangihurihia McDonald, Kim Tairi, Brad Cherrington, Dr. Nicola Rawnsley, and Manuhiri HuatahiClosing Thoughts - Allan Cho, Marilyn Clarke, Dr. Kirsten Thorpe, Silvia Vong