[Libs-Or] Fwd: [REFORMANET] ALA-IFC Facial Recognition survey

[Max Macias]

FYI

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From: Ed Garcia <edprism at gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Feb 24, 2020 at 6:35 AM
Subject: [REFORMANET] ALA-IFC Facial Recognition survey
To: REFORMA <REFORMANet at googlegroups.com>


The American Library Association’s Intellectual Freedom Committee (ALA-IFC)
has recently convened a Facial Recognition Working Group to explore the
implications of facial recognition software in relation to libraries of all
types. The group is currently working to put together informational
materials, including a Q&A, to assist librarians in answering questions
from their communities and colleagues and informing local policy regarding
the new trend of facial recognition. The working group would very much
appreciate your participation in the linked five question survey. These
survey questions will help us to better understand and center the concerns
of our library community regarding this type of technology.

Please visit this link to complete the brief, four-question survey:
https://forms.gle/UVzaZeWQeqpatUBA8

 Contact OIF at ala.org or jdd10 at cornell.edu <wjdd10 at cornell.edu> with any
questions about this survey. Thank you.

 Best,

ALA-IFC Facial Recognition Working Group:

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   M. Teresa Doherty, Interim Head, Information Services & Learning Spaces,
   Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries
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   TJ Lamanna, Librarian, Library Freedom Project,
   professionalirritant at riseup.net
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   Maty Cropley, Library Freedom Project; Teen Librarian, Boston Public
   Library, mcropley at bpl.org
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   Ed Garcia, Library Director, Cranston Public Library, ALA Executive Board
   -

   Holly Eberle, Youth Technology Librarian, Algonquin Area Public Library
   District, IFC Member
   -

   Jim DelRosso, Digital Projects Coordinator, Catherwood Library, Cornell
   University, IFC Member
   -

   Ann Crewdson, Children’s Librarian, Issaquah Library, King County
   Library System, Volunteer


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Edward Garcia


Executive Board, American Library Association, 2018-2021
Cranston Public Library, Winner 2016 LibraryAware Community Award, Third
Place
Chair, Legislative Action Committee, Rhode Island Library Association






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