Skits Performed at ALA Annual Conferences
by the ALA Committee on Professional Ethics
The ALA Committee on Professional Ethics creates and performs skits each year at the ALA Annual Conference.
These programs raise ethical questions that affect librarians and their customers, and provide an opportunity for librarians and library advocates to discuss those issues. (See ALA Code of Ethics.)
Librarians should feel free to use these scripts to create their own programs at local, regional, or division gatherings.
Some of our most popular scripts are available as PDFs on this site. Additional scripts can be obtained from the Office for Intellectual Freedom by writing oif@ala.org or calling 800-545-2433 ext. 4223.
2003
But Why Let It Just Sit There?: Staff Use of Library Equipment
The Joy of Jihad: Patriots in the Library
2002
Crossing the Line Or Too Close for Comfort
2001
Carpe Per Diem: Whose Business Is It?
Skit on Sexual Harassment of a Librarian
2000
1999
Yoo-Hoo! Who Are You?: Confidentiality Limits on the Internet
1998
Children's Use of the Internet: Junior Finds ... What?!?: A Profession Responds
Related Files
- How free is YOUR speech? (2000)
- But Why Let It Just Sit There?: Staff Use of Library Equipment (2003)
- The Joy of Jihad: Patriots in the Library (2003)
- Crossing the Line Or Too Close for Comfort (2002)
- When They Come A Knockin (2002)
- Carpe Per Diem: Whose Business Is It? (2001)
- I Know Who You Are (2001)
- Skit on Sexual Harassment of a Librarian (2001)
- Free Eric! (Chat Rooms, 2000)
- Yoo-Hoo! Who Are You?: Confidentiality Limits on the Internet (1999)
- Children’s Use of the Internet: Junior Finds ��� What?!?: A Profession Responds (1998)