Katina is a digital publication that celebrates and supports the global library community. Named after Katina Strauch, founder of the Charleston Conference, it is written by and for librarians, vendors, and publishers. Its mission is to elevate the role of librarians as stewards of knowledge and to inspire professional growth and fulfillment.

Content Areas:
• Resource Advisor: Continues the legacy of The Charleston Advisor and provides in-depth evaluations of library products and services.
• Open Knowledge: Exploration of libraries’ roles in the open knowledge ecosystem.
• The Future of Work: Practical insights into career development and organizational change.

Magazine Highlights and Features:
• Editorial Leadership: Curtis Brundy, Jill Emery, and Kate McCready lead a global team of contributors.
• Back Volume Access: Includes access to all volumes of The Charleston Advisor [2].
• Subscribe to Open: With sufficient subscription funding, the 2027 volume will be published open access.

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Last updated: October 2026