Archive - Infophilia: A Positive Psychology of Information

The Self-Censorship They Didn't Want to Hear About

On Intellectual Freedom, Information Health, and the Future Selves We’re Afraid to Become

Jan 3 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Fortress Libraries or Captured Ecosystems?

Open Access and the Democratization Paradox

Jan 31 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Library Advocacy at ALA NLLD 2026

Field Notes from the Hill

Feb 28 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

The New East India Company

From A Tea Monopoly to Information Empires

Feb 8, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Knowledge Resistance 📖

Do some people resist truth and find lies attractive?

Mar 9, 2024 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

From Book Bans to Data Demands

Reimagining Intellectual Freedom From Earth to Orbit

Jan 19 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

The Delightful Art of Conversation

How Dialogue Demystifies Disinformation

Mar 1, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Serendipity's Charm

"Major changes start with small beginnings"

May 17, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Cultures, Contexts, Consumption

Triple Currents of Information Power

Nov 11, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

The Game of Stacks

Our Bodies, Ourselves Defied Them All

Mar 14 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

🧠Librarians and Library Voices on Substack Shaping the Future of Scholarly Communication

Dec 3, 2024 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Freedom of Information

A brief history from Indian Culture to the Associated Press and Western Big Tech

Feb 22, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

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