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Andrea Jamison is an academic librarian, lecturer, and writer. She is known in the library world as a staunch advocate for equity, diversity, and inclusion. She is passionate about fostering inclusive learning environments for youth and creating avenues of access (in publishing, libraries, and schools) for groups that have been historically marginalized. Professor Jamison has over 17 years of experience working in schools and libraries. She speaks internationally on issues related to creating inclusive learning spaces for youth and the interplay of race, power, and privilege in children's books.

I employ multiple styles using a student centered approach that infuses coaching and modeling. Most of my lessons are hands-on, project based and incorporates varying levels of technology. For more info, visit www.reviewsinthecity.com

Dimon Distinguished Award, Generation Teacher Librarian Grant Recipient, Pathways to Leadership Certificate of Recognition

Masters in Education, Concordia University and MLIS, Dominican University PhD Candidate, Dominican University

Advocate for radical inclusion and anti-oppressive teaching methods. I have extensive experience as a grant writer. I have facilitated workshops at educational fairs and library associations. Ted Talk: https://youtu.be/eSa9JqSwEHQ