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Quick Insight: Carrie Hill on the Broader Effects of Censorship in Higher Education
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Quick Insight: Carrie Hill on the Broader Effects of Censorship in Higher Education
“Censorship is affecting all of us because it is affecting our communities. It’s affecting who wants to come to your community.” Carrie Hill, digital scholarship librarian at Auburn University Libraries, has seen firsthand how censorship is affecting higher education. In this Quick Insight, Hill discusses the ripple effects of censorship both within and beyond libraries and universities. She specifically calls out pre-emptive actions that do a …
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