The ARLIS Cataloguing and Classification Committee ethics series is now available on the ARLIS YouTube channel – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLklDR50VJ_2aV3eYUFvvGGx52VZn7l6y5
Following from Dr Deborah Lee’s Introduction to Cataloguing and Classification Ethics – https://youtu.be/5dtEm68SYgQ – the committee invited speakers to introduce and share past, recent and ongoing acquisitions of ethical practices in cataloguing and classification. Over a series of 8 weeks the following topics were presented as lunchtime talks, followed by a Q&A session.
Jane Daniels and Diane Pennington on the Cataloguing Code of Ethics 2021 – Conception, Community and Continuation – https://youtu.be/Mv0WRyeFwxg
Nicole Brandon on Decolonization, Distance and Ethics: Cataloguing & Classification of North American Indigenous Knowledge in UK Libraries – https://youtu.be/d0vYUmEnkRQ
Alan Danskin on the Cataloguing Code of Ethics at the British Library – pilot project – https://youtu.be/SD0aVq1FrbA
Rebecca Slatcher on cataloguing North American Indigenous languages at the British Library – https://youtu.be/YZbi0EAA3Jg
Carissa Chew on her Inclusive Terminology Glossary and the principles of ethical cataloguing – https://youtu.be/bb2hMcKz_aY
Curstaidh Reid and David Woodbridge on their Work in Progress: Towards Conscientious Bilingual Description on the Qatar Digital Library – https://youtu.be/dE2D_dhQTNY
Provisional Semantics, projects and positionality – Ananda Rutherford presents the findings from the TaNC Provisional Semantics project – addressing the challenges of representing multiple perspectives within an evolving digitised national collection – https://youtu.be/tjTyi_WViSI
Cataloguing Ethiopian manuscripts – Eyob Derillo on the history and challenges of cataloguing Ethiopian manuscripts – https://youtu.be/jE8inX0CCEk