a book history-focused paper that examines the underexamined Haldemann-Julius company and their sexological publications.

What stories about the Stonewall uprising circulated around its 50th anniversary in 1969? How was the anniversary commemorated? Who is identified as important to the Stonewall story?

We present the results of an investigation into the biographies, letters and archives of approximately 50 well-known figures in Western intellectual and artistic history in the post-Enlightenment era. In this article, biographies and partners of Virginia Woolf, Max Weber, Edna St. Vin-cent Millay, William Moulton Marston, Erwin Schrodinger, and Victor Hugo are mentioned. While some of these non-monogamous relationships are well-known, much of the evidence of their existence has been ignored, misrecognized, or intentionally obscured. The results of this survey demonstrate that contemporary patterns of non-monogamies are deeply rooted in historical precedence.

A discussion of the ways in which linked data, classification, and cataloging can inform each other in digital envirionments.

This presentation was meant to present some of the local work being doing at Indiana University Bloomington on subject headings and ways to think ethically about them.

This presentation was meant to argue that collections specialists must consider ethical practices in their work.

This workshop will offer tangible benefits to newcomers by introducing the work and purpose of linked data, but it will also offer alternative approaches and strategies useful for experts.

This poster argues that the Kinsey(s) classified, documented, described, and preserved human sexualities—and in doing so, created them