TY  - GEN
AU  - Hirsh, Sandra 
TI  - Library 2035: imagining the next generation of libraries
SN  - 9781538180402
U1  - 020 HIR/L 
PY  - 2024///
CY  - Lanham
PB  - Rowman & Littlefield
KW  - Library and information sciences
N1  - Table of Contents:

Part 1. Landscape
The Janus Library / Joseph Janes
Predictions About Future Technology in Libraries and Epistemic Change: Laws and Models / Jason Griffey
Sustainable Libraries in 2035: Refuge. Resistance. Resilience. Regeneration / Rebekkah Smith Aldrich 
Teetering on the Edge of a Trust Cliff / Erin Berman -- Stories: At the Heart of It All / Chris Brown 

Part 2. Community 
There is No Future of Libraries. There are Many / R. David Lankes 
The Future of Libraries: A User and Community-Centered Perspective / Anthony Chow
The Library as Community Enthusiast, Champion, and Advocate / Patty Wong 
We Are Not Alone: Libraries Making a Stronger Impact in a Global Community / Lynn Silipigni Connaway 

Part 3. Equity and Inclusion 
Equity is a Necessary Foundation / Nicole A. Cooke 
Libraries, Trust, and the Cultural Booty Call / Veronda J. Pitchford 
In 2035, Libraries Will be Universal / Annie Norman 
Open, Inclusive, and Diverse: The Academic Library of 2035 / Alexia Hudson-Ward 
Future of School Libraries: It's About Equity / Joyce Kasman Valenza and Debra Kachel

Part 4. Organizations 
Libraries of the Future: Adapting Our Mission and Our Buildings to Demographic Growth and Change / Kelvin Watson 
Collaborative Collections and Content Considerations in Research and Academic Libraries: Possible Pathways by 2035 / Raymond Pun and Tarida Anantachai 
Survive or Thrive: Can Community College Libraries Surmount the Challenges They Face? / Peter Hepburn 
New Jersey School Libraries 2035 / Ewa Dziedzic-Elliott 

Part 5. Library Workers 
The Library CEO: Money in the Bank, People on the Bus / K. Matthew Dames and Tony Zanders 
Wellness for Librarians: Innovative Solutions to Foster Transformation / Loida Garcia-Febo 
Future Library Job Descriptions 2035 / Stacey A. Aldrich and Jarrid P. Keller 

Part 6. Vision
Come Back Yesterday: Paradoxes of Library Progress / Joel A. Nichols 
Changing Our How, More Than Seeing Clearly Our What / Miguel Figueroa and Lessa Kanani'opua Pelayo-Lozada 
Immersive and Virtual Technologies: The Future of Libraries / Susan W. Alman

N2  - Library 2035 expands on and broadens the discussions on the future of libraries and the ways in which they transform information services to best serve their communities
ER  -