Empowered collective: Formulating a black feminist information community model through archival analysis. - LaVerne Gray (ASIST, 2020)

Welcome to Information Science Sponsored by SIG-HFIS. - Jenna Hartel; Marcia J. Bates; Vishma Bhattarai; LaVerne Gray; Patrick Keilty (ASIST, 2021)

At the Margins of Epistemology: Amplifying Alternative Ways of Knowing in Library and Information Science. - Beth Patin; Tami Oliphant; Danielle Allard; LaVerne Gray; Rachel Ivy Clarke; Jasmina Tacheva; Kayla Lar-son (ASIST, 2021)

Conceptualizing Relevance of Information as a Social Justice Issue: An Interactive Panel Discussion. - Joseph Winberry; LaVerne Gray; Jean Hardy; Baheya S. Jaber; Bharat Mehra (ASIST, 2021)

Who Talked about What Regarding Derek Chauvin's Trial: A Work-In-Progress Analysis. - Yiran Duan; Jeff Hemsley; Alexander O. Smith; LaVerne Gray; Dhwani Gandhi (ASIST, 2022)

Left and Right Retweets! Curation Logics During Black History Month. - Yiran Duan; Jeff Hemsley; Alexander O. Smith; LaVerne Gray (iConference (2), 2023)

Locating Black Information Lives: "Scoping" the Literature on African American Genealogical Research. - LaVerne Gray; Jeongbae Choi; Shannon Crooks; Ariana Cook (iConference (1), 2023)

Reimagining Data Science Methodology for Community Well-Being Through Intersectional Feminist Voices. - Sucheta Lahiri; LaVerne Gray (iConference (1), 2024)

Veritable Miracle: Situating Black Women Librarian Networks within a Feminist Historical Paradigm. - LaVerne Gray; Jeongbae Choi (Libr. Trends, 2024)