OUT IN THE STACKS. Barriers Attitudinal Literature Collection Development Service.

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OUT IN THE STACKS

Barriers Attitudinal Literature Collection Development Service

Attitudinal Barriers GLBT people are recognizable by physical traits or mannerisms

Guy A

Guy B

Gal A

Group A

Group B

Attitudinal Barriers GLBT people do not live in my community

Attitudinal Barriers GLBT people do not use my library

Attitudinal Barriers Library does serve special populations or needs

Literature Most GLBT literature is pornographic

Literature GLBT literature only appeals to GLBT readers

Collection Development Barriers Unfamiliarity with the genre Money Selection censorship or fear of community challenges

Service Barriers Cataloging

Service Barriers Reference & Reader’s Advisory

Removing Attitudinal Barriers Staff Training Forge Relationships with GLBT Community

Removing Collection Barriers Collection Development Policy Displays & Handouts Spine Labels

Removing Collection Barriers Online Solutions Patron Feedback Reader’s Advisory Tools

Removing Service Barriers Alternative Cataloging Schema Web 2.0 Applications

Removing Service Barriers Booth at Local Events Book Clubs Reader’s Advisory Checklist

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