Morse Library Board Affirms Staff Privacy Protection Policy
Morse Institute Library Board affirms online privacy protection for staff facing harassment. Director Miki Wolfe brought the affirmation before Trustees Kathleen Donovan, Carol Gloff, Gerry Mazor, Sally McCoubrey, and Anna McMahan, noting that library staff nationwide face vulnerability to doxxing
Morse Institute Library Board of Trustees · Meeting of June 8, 2026
NATICK — Morse Institute Library Board affirms online privacy protection for staff facing harassment. Director Miki Wolfe brought the affirmation before Trustees Kathleen Donovan, Carol Gloff, Gerry Mazor, Sally McCoubrey, and Anna McMahan, noting that library staff nationwide face vulnerability to doxxing and trolling. The board affirmed commitment to fund two years of comprehensive privacy protection for any staff member facing harassment or doxxing related to library work, at no upfront budgetary cost.
The policy reflects mounting concerns about attacks on public libraries and protection of diverse staff.
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Source: the Morse Institute Library Board of Trustees meeting of June 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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