Cathy Camper

Diana Lopez

Jason Alston

Anthony Bishop

Candise Branum

A'misa Chiu

Loida Garcia-Febo

kYmberly Keeton

Kael Moffat

Mary Rayme

Aquita Winslow

"Librarians with Spines" is an anthology of 9 essays written by 11 radical librarians pushing the boundaries of social justice community service, library and information science, equitable bibliographic taxonomy, and ubiquitous information literacy. Co-edited by Max Macias and Yago Cura, illustrated and designed by Autumn Anglin, and published by HINCHAS Press, this array of minority and queer voices in librarianship and intelligent political art seeks to affirm the importance of innovative, courageous librarians facilitating effective programming and initiatives. Completely funded by a successful GoFundMe campaign and beholden to no organization, committee, nor clique, authors include Jason Alston, Anthony Bishop, Candise Branum, Cathy Camper, A'misa Chiu, Loida Garcia-Febo, kYmberly Keeton, Diane Lopez, Kael Moffat, Mary Rayme, and Aquita Winslow. Topics range from Critlib management to the importance of ethnic caucuses, from zine librarianship to prison librarianship to Hip Hip Information Literacy.

Information Agitators in an Age of Stagnation

Librarians with Spines

Give teens the tools to take control of their OCD Living with obsessive-compulsive disorder can feel overwhelming and confusing, especially for teens. It's tough for teens to manage the intrusive thoughts and behaviors that can disrupt their day, but The OCD Workbook for Teens can help. They'll learn about what OCD really is, then find simple exercises and affirmations to help them manage their symptoms and feel more productive and happy every day. Based in mindfulness and CBT--Explore how cognitive behavioral therapy and mindful habits can treat OCD by helping teens differentiate compulsive and non-compulsive behaviors. Stories and case studies--Teens will find reassurance as they read about other teens with OCD and how they regained control of their lives with help from these strategies and exercises. Designed for teens--This book shows teens how to handle OCD in the face of modern-day teen stressors like school, social media, and thoughts of the future. Help teens with OCD understand themselves, find their confidence, and thrive.

Manage Intrusive Thoughts and Compulsive Behavior with CBT and Mindfulness

The Ocd Workbook for Teens

Anthony Bishop

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