[Libs-Or] OLAQ Author Showcase | Claudine Taillac | Privacy in Practice: Library Public Services and the Intersection of Personal Ideals

[OLA Communications Committee]

Please download and read, “Privacy in Practice: Library Public Services and
the Intersection of Personal Ideals,” by Claudine Taillac, here:
https://journals3.oregondigital.org/olaq/article/view/vol27_iss1_3



>From Claudine’s article, “Anonymity. Confidentiality. Privacy. These
similar, yet distinct, concepts require nuance in a setting that is both
public and highly personal. Your public library is just that: yours but
also public. How do these concepts and the way individuals value them
personally become reconciled within the library, a public institution that
both safeguards and shares information? How do the privacy rights of adults
and children, guardians and intimate partners, intersect and diverge at the
library?”



Claudine Taillac (she/her) is the Assistant Director of Public Services at
Jackson County Library Services. In addition to Oregon, she has worked in
public libraries in Arizona and California, with focuses on outreach, early
literacy, circulation, and adult services, as well as special collections
and archives projects. Outside of work, she spends as much time as possible
enjoying nature with her partner, skiing, hiking, backpacking, biking,
kayaking, and paddleboarding.



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