The prison library primer : a program for the twenty-first century / Brenda Vogel.
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Lanham, Md. :
Scarecrow Press,
2009.
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Table of Contents:
- Reachin' behind bars : library outreach to prisoners, 1798-2000
- Library service in the prison community : similarities to the outside community and the unique : how to deliver on the premise/promise
- Space : choosing it, losing it, design, furnishings and equipment, wayfinding/signage
- Collection, coercion, and constitution : a collision with the absurd
- A prisoner's locus sanctum : the law library
- Fahrenheit 451 on cell block D : a bar examination to safeguard America's jailhouse lawyers from the post-Lewis blaze consuming their law libraries
- Networking, vamping, isolation
- The information gaff, the digital denied, library automation, and you
- Much ado over nothing : contraband, boundary violations, other crimes and misdemeanors that afflict the prison library
- On making a difference
- The library as a force in human reclamation : reentry
- Learning to become a correctional librarian
- Frequently asked questions
- Recommended readings and online resources
- Sources for additional information and advocacy.