This poster will demonstrate our reasoning and process for locally editing subject headings in our catalog. We undertook this project because disrespectful language erodes trust and can convey to users that the institution chooses to use harmful terminology. This can cause patrons to look elsewhere for information that they find to be more trustworthy. Our process began with a systematic review of problematic subject headings assembled by other information professionals. Next, we developed a workflow to locate alternative terms in resources created by impacted communities to determine which were the most appropriate for our catalog. Subsequently, we invited campus constituents to contribute problematic terms, and if possible appropriate replacements, with the goal of better representing the needs of our campus. Our goal in sharing this information is to encourage library workers to take similar steps toward removing barriers in collaboration with their communities. This presentation will be most relevant for libraries with WMS.