LFI 2026/weekend/agenda

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Agenda[edit]

Friday, April 17th[edit]
Time Location Activity
Starting around 1 pm Optional group fun We will do a Philly bookstore crawl with potential thrift/vintage stops and food
Starting at 3 pm Hotel checkin Best Western
7:00 pm TBD Informal dinner, whoever is around
Saturday, April 18th[edit]
Time Location Activity Facilitators
Starting at 9:15 am Breakfast and adding small group discussion ideas Coffee, pastries, and fruit (including vegan and GF options, and allergy labeling)
10 - 11 am Asian Arts Initiative meeting room D Introductions, icebreaker, create community agreements, review agenda, small group discussion planning
11 am - 12 pm Sharing our current work and how we're creating a culture of privacy in our libraries. Facilitators will ask questions about everyone's successes and challenges, things we've done, things we're working on, things we'd like to do, etc.
12 - 12:45 pm Small group discussions around library type or subject
12:45 - 2:15 pm Lunch on your own
2:15 - 3:15 pm LFP teaching and learning resource review and discussion
3:15 - 4 pm Friends Center MLK room Wrap-up discussion circle; evening plans coordination
4- 5 pm Free time!
5 - 7 pm Group dinner at Dim Sum Garden (upstairs)
7:00 pm Social time TBD
Sunday, April 19th[edit]
Time Location Activity Facilitators
Starting at 9:15 am Breakfast Coffee, pastries, and fruit (including vegan and GF options, and allergy labeling)
10 - 10:30 am Check in from yesterday, review agenda for the day, identify notetakers and other roles
10:30 - 11:30 am Friends Center MLK room
11:30 - 12:15 pm Friends Center MLK room
12:15 - 1:45 pm Lunch on your own
1:45 - 2:45 pm Small group discussion
2:45 - 4 pm change these times based on arrivals and departures - ending around 3 pm?
Small group sessions[edit]
Ideas for small group discussion
Building AI policies
Practical privacy toolkits and auditing resources
How to incorporate LFI into everyday work
Community defense / counter-surveillance
Repro rights and digital info concerns
Resources for kids – anti-AI and privacy
Time for case study discussions
Higher ed discussion time
Time for digital detox
Linux or Tails download and install
Powermapping: What resources exist within our community and how can we work more closely with them as we teach privacy in our communities? What coalitions exist or can be formed?
Academic libraries anti-surveillance strategizing
Small group to discuss serving low-income public
Small group to discuss serving elders
Small group to discuss serving unhoused folks
Small group to discuss serving disabled folks
Small group to discuss serving immigrants/refugees
Small group to discuss serving international students
Small group to discuss adult services
Small group to discuss youth services
Small group to discuss serving college students
Small group to discuss serving college faculty and staff
Small group to discuss serving other library workers
Small group to discuss serving LIS students and faculty
Small group to discuss serving incarcerated patrons
Solidarity in action: using your contract/job description/policies for community defense
Best practices to center privacy in tech instruction. I know we’ve mentioned something like the pitch, but I would love to hear more about what has worked and what hasn’t worked for other folks.
Harm reduction as an innate function of librarianship. What does that look like across our systems and institutions?
How best to keep up with ongoing conversations about data privacy and intellectual freedom