New from Information Matters, March 2026

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Put It in a Book: What My Grandmother Taught Me About Information Privilege

Shannon D. Jones

From Taylor Swift to Miss Pooja: Rethinking Information Privilege in the Classroom

Louise Olivier

Information Privilege and the Politics of Translating “Depression”

Janice Roman-Tamesis

Breaking Down Language Barriers to Reduce Information Privilege in Scholarly Communication

Lynne Bowker

From Access to Epistemology: Rethinking Information Privilege

Tami Oliphant

Transgender Information Sharing: Reject Tradition, Trust Each Other

Lance Masilungan

The Vantage Point: Reflections on Information Privilege as a Physician-Librarian

Simon Philip Sacramento

Who Is Research For? Rethinking Information Privilege

Sakeena Alikhan

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