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Hello, and welcome to our first online issue of DttP: Documents to the People!I'm writing this editor's corner before the website is live, but I think it's safe to say that we're probably still working out the kinks and finding all the bugs in our new online home, so if you have any feedback, the publications committee and I would welcome it. (You can send me an email at psycke@gvsu.edu or dttp.editor@gmail.com—you know the drill.)

Welcome to a new year of Documents to the People! I'm hoping that at least some of you made it your new year's resolution to submit to DttP. (It's an easy resolution to keep!)This will be a particularly short Editor's Corner, as I want to dedicate the space normally reserved for me to something more important: ALA presidential candidate responses to questions from GODORT's chair, Stephen Woods, and Steering. That information, based on notes by Jill Vassilakos-Long and lightly edited, is below.

I've been avoiding writing this "Editor's Corner" for a while because I'm in the midst of a major case of writer's block. I haven't written much of anything in a while, for work or fun, and sitting down to write this was daunting. There's a bit of irony in admitting that I'm dealing with writer's block when I rely on all of you to overcome your own version and submit papers to me, but I like to think that I'm keeping it real by being open about my own professional struggles. Writing is HARD.

The Prevention Corner newsletter is published monthly and provides information on SC discrimination laws and discrimination prevention.

The Prevention Corner newsletter is published monthly and provides information on SC discrimination laws and discrimination prevention.

The Prevention Corner newsletter is published monthly and provides information on SC discrimination laws and discrimination prevention.