Asian American Librarians and Library Services

Foreword: Asset Mapping: Asian Pacific American Librarianship by Dr. Clara M. Chu
Introduction by Janet Hyunju Clarke, Raymond Pun, and Monnee Tong

Part I: Collections, Exhibits and Resources
Chapter 1: An Overview of Asian American Literary History by Janet Hyunju Clarke
Chapter 2: Diversity in Children's Books: Interview with Dr. Sarah Park Dahlen
Chapter 3: We Need Diverse Librarians and Libraries: The Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association's Past, Present, and Future by Michelle J. Lee
Chapter 4: From Birth to Maturity: The Chinese American Librarians Association by Sai Deng
Chapter 5: Asian American Law Librarians Caucus: A Jewel in the Crown by Alex Xiaomeng Zhang
Chapter 6: Finding the Asian American in American Dance by Arlene Yu
Chapter 7: South Asian American Digital Archive (SAADA): Interview with Samip Mallick
Chapter 8: Digitizing Asian American Collections: Interview with Giao Luong Baker
Chapter 9: Inknography: A Digital Oral History Collection of Tattooed Asian Americans Challenging the Model Minority Stereotype by Jessea Kanoelani-Ramos Young
Chapter 10: On 9066 Japanese American Internment Exhibit at Fresno State: Interview with Tammy Lau and Julie Renee Moore
Chapter 11: "Unsettled ~ Resettled: Seattle's Hunt Hotel" Travel Exhibit: Interview with Azusa Tanaka
Chapter 12: Engagement and Outreach: South Asian Oral History Project at the University of Washington Libraries by Deepa Banerjee
Chapter 13: Building the Vietnamese Language Collection at CSU Fullerton: Interview with Moon Kim

Part II: Services, Outreach and Programming
Chapter 14: Information as Praxis: Collaborative Strategies between Campus and Community by Todd Honma
Chapter 15: Asian American Studies and The Association of Chinese Teachers Meets the Public Library: A Multi-Partner Approach to Planning APIA Programs by Jerry Dear
Chapter 16: Talk Story: Sharing Stories, Sharing Culture to Create a Family Literacy Program by Lessa Pelayo-Lozada
Chapter 17: Dai Dai Xiang Chuan: Bridging Generations, a Bag at a Time, a Program That Celebrates APA Heritage by Dora Ho
Chapter 18: Serving Our Communities: Interview with Lynn Nguyen
Chapter 19: How Differing Perceptions of Librarianship in Asia & Other Factors Impact Asian Students' Expectations of Law Librarians in America by Avery Le
Chapter 20: Supporting Southeast Asian Student Success Program at California State University, Fresno: A Librarian's Involvement and Collaboration by Hiromi Kubo
Chapter 21: Expectations, Skepticism and Language Barrier: A Brief Journey by Anna Yang
Chapter 22: Supporting Asian American Studies: Interview with Sine Hwang Jensen
Chapter 23: Expatriate Japanese Families as Library Users: A Csae Study in a College Town Community in the United States by Ryuta Komaki, Fukuji Imai and Yukinori Okabe
Chapter 24: An Asian American Librarian's Experience on Promoting the Institutional Repository by Tiewei Liu
Chapter 25: Rethinking Academic Library Support for Students from South Korea - Experiences from a Public College by Kathryn Johns-Masten and Tina Chan
Chapter 26: International Outreach Librarianship: Interview with John Hickok

Part III: Leadership Experiences and Perspectives
Chapter 27: Against the Odds: Reflections on Asian American Identity and Multicultural, Shared Leadership in Academic Libraries by Adriene Lim
Chapter 28: Recruiting a Diverse LIS Workforce: Interview with Cynthia del Rosario
Chapter 29: Minnesota Institute for Early Career Librarians: Cultivating APA Library Leaders Through Reflection and Peer Mentorship by Simon Lee, Cynthia Mari Orozco and Michael Qiu
Chapter 30: Library Administrative and Leadership Preparation: An Asian American Perspective by Binh P. Le
Chapter 31: Going Beyond the Bamboo Ceiling: Issues and Challenges for Asian Pacific American Patrons and Librarians by Lisa Chow and Sandra Sajonas
Chapter 32: On Being a Hmong American Librarian: Interview with Vang Vang
Chapter 33: A Career in Leadership: Interview with Haipeng Li
Chapter 34: Doing the Work You Want Your Library Work To Do: Reflections of an Academic Librarian by gerardo "gary" colmenar
Chapter 35: The Imperative to Nurture Diversity: Interview with Miriam Tuliao
Chapter 36: Creating an Infrastructure for Diversity Throughout the Organization: Interview with Sandy Wee
Chapter 37: It's All in the Family: Interview with Regina Gong and Dao Rong Gong
Chapter 38: Chinese-American Librarian Leadership: Interview with Dr. Lian Ruan
Chapter 39: Minority among Minorities: A Japanese Librarian at a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) by Chieko Sato Hutchison and Elizabeth Jean Brumfield
Chapter 40: Impactful Leadership: Interview with Xuemao Wang
Chapter 41: Leadership Perspectives from Mexico: Interview with Dr. Jesus Lau
Chapter 42: Mentoring APA Library Leaders: Interview with Patricia "Patty" Wong
Chapter 43: The Life and Legacy of Dr. Lois Mai Chan in the LIS Field: Interview with Raymond Pun and Monnee Tong