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Full list of session ideas (ideas on the agenda represent the highest number of votes from our session poll):

• Countering extremist/fascist attacks on libraries, supporting our communities, protecting ourselves, and promoting our own positive agenda
• Powermapping: a tool used to understand who has power in our communities and workplaces, and how we can move them on the issues we care about
• Privacy 101 basics
• AI, algorithmic literacy, and libraries
• Supporting rural libraries
• Countering library neutrality
• Labor organizing in libraries
• Privacy for reproductive care seekers
• Making connections between academic and public
• Library safety without cops
• Sharing our instruction materials and programming ideas on privacy and intellectual freedom
• All about LFP for newcomers
• Library vendors and their discontents: privacy, big data, vendors being bought by private equity, consolidating into huge companies, etc
• Student and other activist safety, anti-doxxing and anti-harassment
• Teaching privacy and tech literacy in a library environment using a critical/abolitionist/social justice lens
• Networking with other advocacy and activist groups, including those in the library world
• How to run a meeting, including building community agreements and consensus
• Some sort of overview about privacy laws and how to find them both federal/state?
• Dealing with first amendment auditors/video harassment
• Burnout, vocational awe, and choosing your battles
• LFP organization and culture discussion (strategic plan implementation and more)
• LFP members applying to future IMLS rounds: Alison
• Connecting big issues of the moment to surveillance and privacy
• How to tie in to other library programming adjunct to LFP initiatives/privacy/security- maybe Computer Literacy, Health Literacy, Media Literacy, Financial Literacy
• Keeping the focus on Gaza/Palestine in libraries
• Many many censorship convos to have - social media (having to type things like g3n0c1d3), anti-DEI and "anti-woke" censorship, book banning, censorship at legislative level, doxxing, etc
• LFP research/scholarship conversation
• Anti-Palestinian racism, different forms of repression regarding occupied Palestine
• Building sustainable communities of care
• Figuring out what then-current laws on subject/materials restrictions actually say.
• Library patron privacy policies (IP address tracking/storing
• Contract negotiation with vendors
• Making state/local/regional support networks
• Divestment from ExLibris
• Trans freedom
• Community-centered approaches
• Protecting patron rights
• Working with sensitive materials
• Generative AI and media literacy
• Impact of new technologies
• Training and knowledge sharing approaches
• Gaza/Palestine resources and programs
• Dealing with library administrations
• Voter Education in Adult Education
• DEIA for all ages
• The fine edge between targeted & data-driven marketing to serve the community, while keeping data privacy in mind (resources, tools, policy, etc.)
• Tech tools for privacy and surveillance
• Data security during protests
• General hactivism
• Digital direct action
• Copyright and open access
• Fostering collaboration across different library types
• Digital equity, tech access, and education
• Current privacy news/issues/strategies
• Latest updates on facial recognition
• Working within/with municipal/county/state government
• Coalition building
• Collective impact
• IMLS funding opportunities
• Burnout, vocational awe, and choosing your battles
• Talking coworkers through privacy fears & into radicalization -- e.g. if people at work are hesitant to take a stance on Palestine
• Info activism
• Prison library services and increased censorship/surveillance of info access inside
• Zines
• Freedom of speech & TikTok (referring to the congressional bill to force TikTok to sell or get banned)
• Vendor relationships: can libraries adopt open source ILS (ex: Kona) or other software? What does it mean to be bound to specific vendors and the values they hold?