Title: Capturing Our Stories
Subtitle: An Oral History of Librarianship in Transition
Description: We all have a story to tell about our decision to become a librarian. This oral history forms a story of librarianship by describing a generation of librarians as them move from typewriters and card indexes into full immersion in the digital age. Issues of sexism and compensation are also addressed. The memories they share are nostalgic, humorous, joyful and regretful.
Subjects: Capturing Our Stories Oral History Program of Retiring/Retired Librarians, Librarians--United States--Biography, Librarians--Interviews, Librarians--Attitudes, Librarians--Effect of technological innovations on, Retirees--Interviews, Library science--United States--History--20th century, Libraries and minorities -- United States -- History -- 20th century., collective memory, oral history, Librarians, Retirees, Library science, Libraries, united states, Biography, Interviews, Attitudes, Effect of technological innovations on, History, Libraries