Introduction -- Centering Voices from the Margins: Unsettling the Exceptionalist Lore of Makerspaces / Maggie Melo and Jennifer T. Nichols -- Who Belongs in the Makerspace? Power and Critical Theories -- Critical Race Theory and Makerspaces: A Practical Approach / Jennifer Brown -- Who Belongs in the Makerspace? Experiences of Women of Color in an Academic Library Makerspace / Anthony Sanchez, Danielle Dolan-Sanchez, and Vicki Lázaro -- Reimagining the Thirdspace through the Makerspace / Anna Montana Cirell, Nadia Kellam, Audrey Boklage, and Brooke Coley -- From Needs Analysis to Power Analysis: A Framework to Examine & Broker Power in Makerspaces / Brianna Marshall and Maggie Melo -- Movement, Empathy, and Inclusion in Youth Makerspaces -- Making the Body: Physical Activity in Makerspaces / Noah Lenstra and Heather Moorefield-Lang -- Trauma-Informed Making / Heather Lister -- Peace Prescription: Inclusive Making in School Libraries / Kyungwon Koh, Xun Ge, Lo Lee, Kathryn R. Lewis, Shirley Simmons, and Lee B. Nelson -- Counternarratives -- Barriers to Inclusivity in Makerspaces / DiMitri Higginbotham and Rob Rouse -- Supporting Making in Libraries Rather than Makerspaces: Rethinking the (Maker)space for Rural Libraries / Aubrey Rogowski, Victor R. Lee, and Mimi Recker -- The Feminist Makerspace: Smashing the Patriarchy with Crafting, Mentorship, and Connection / Meaghan Moody and Chava Spivak-Birndorf -- Interrogating What We Mean by "Making": Stories from Women Who Make in Community / Bibhushana Poudyal, Tetyana Zhyvotovska, Estefania Castillo, Nora Rivera, Ann Shivers-McNair, Joy Robinson, and Laura Gonzales -- Re-Imagined Makerspaces: Policies, Procedures, and Culture -- Makerspace Collaboration as Dialogue and Resistance / Sanjeet Mann -- Diversity by Design: How to Create and Sustain an Inclusive Academic Library Makerspace / Katie Musick Peery and Morgan Chivers -- Hiring, Training, Designing, and Hosting: A Case Study of an Inclusive Library Makerspace / John T. Sherrill -- Confronting Expectations: Reflections on Impostor Syndrome in the Maker Movement / Leanne Nay.
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