Abstract
The Library of Inclusions and Ommissions is a practice-based experiment in critical knowledge infrastructures. Through an open call, the reference library is collectively built and curated by its community, currently holding around 100 contributions. It gathers feminist, intersectional, and anticolonial materials often absent from institutional collections due to format or lack of validation. The project investigates how such a library can become a space for social and intellectual encounters, foster community, and support collective knowledge infrastructures capable of challenging normative structures of knowledge creation and dissemination in institutional libraries.