Carrie Rogers

Carrie Rogers worked for a decade in public libraries and was named the 2013 Utah Librarian of the Year. After leaving libraries, she founded Digital Respons-Ability, a mission-based company that works with educators, parents, and students to teach digital citizenship, the ethical and responsible use of technology. Carrie continues her work around technology, ethics, AI literacy, and safety through the nonprofit Digital Citizenship Foundation.

Her research for the forthcoming 2nd edition of her award-winning book, "Serving Teens and Adults on the Autism Spectrum: a Guide for Libraries,” has built upon her prior experience working with the neurodivergent community.

Carrie lives in Utah with her family and serves as a full-time faculty member at a public university while continuing her consulting, nonprofit, and writing work.