Neurodivergent Library and Information Staff Network

Articles

Clare Camp and Jayne Finlay (2025). “The experiences of neurodivergent Library and Information Science [LIS] professionals working in academic libraries – a case study” The Journal of Academic Librarianship
Amelia Haire (2025) “What does it mean to be information literate for an autistic librarian in the academic library workplace?” Journal of Information Literacy

Catharina Ochsner and Jesse Dinneen (2025). “Neurodivergence in academic libraries: A review of findings, recommendations, and remaining gaps in practice and research. An Annual Review of Information Science and Technology (ARIST) paper” Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology
Bobbi L. Newman (2024). “Supporting Neurodiversity in the Library Workplace.” Librarian By Day.

Mikayla Redden (2023). “How to Be a Librarian (or succeed in self-directed work) When You Have ADHD: Part 1.” Notes Between Us.

Mikayla Redden (2023). “How to Be a Librarian (or succeed in self-directed work) When You Have ADHD: Part 2.” Notes Between Us.

Kelley McDaniel (2022). “We Need to Talk About How We Treat Library Workers Who Are Neurodivergent – Part One.” Library Work Life.

Kelley McDaniel (2023). “Library Workers Who Are Neurodivergent – Part Two.” Library Work Life.

Karen Attar (2021) “Autism, librarianship and their fit.” Good Autism Practice (GAP)

Ludmila Praslova (2021). “Neurodivergent people make great leaders, not just employees.” Fast Company.

Amelia Anderson (2019) “Employment and neurodiverse librarians.” Invited guest forum for Informed Librarian Online.

Alice Eng (2017). “Neurodiversity in the Library: One librarian’s experience.” In The Library With the Lead Pipe.