Civic Infophilia

Whose Classics Count?

H.R. 7661, the Distraction Machine, and the Children We’re Actually Failing

Mar 3 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Library Advocacy at ALA NLLD 2026

Field Notes from the Hill

Feb 28 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

FTC 6(b) orders, Venezuela’s Information Networks, and More

How Decentralized Systems Defend Democracy

Feb 14 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Civic Health and Intellectual Freedom

The Hidden Premise Made Explicit

Jan 24 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

A Civic Infophile Ahead Of Her Time

Eliza Atkins Gleason (1909-2009)

Jun 16, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Reimagining Innovation Culture

From Bibliography to Civic Infophilia

Jun 14, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Information Avoidance and the Politics of Remembrance

A Veterans Cemetery in Irvine

Jun 6, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

🧰Cultivating Civic Infophilia

Protecting Public Knowledge by Practicing Freedom of Expression

May 16, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Environmental FOIA

A Story From the Frontlines in California and Kentucky

Apr 12, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

The University FOIA Battleground

Information Access, Power, and Personal Justice (FOIA Libraries, Part 3)

Mar 29, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

FOIA Libraries, Part 2

Health and Medical Information

Mar 22, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

Investigating Government, One Document at a Time

Mar 15, 2025 • Anita Sundaram Coleman

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