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Library Friends groups can support their libraries in the fight against censorship. Celebrate them during National Friends of Libraries Week, October 15-21.
Friends of the Library & the Freedom to Read Read More »
Writing a letter to the editor of your local newspaper is a great way to elevate your voice and reach a wider audience in the fight against censorship. Here’s how to get started.
Write Against Book Bans: Submit a Letter to the Editor Read More »
On October 7, 2023, the Banned Books Week Coalition is asking everyone to take at least one action to help defend books from censorship and to stand up for the library staff, educators, writers, publishers and booksellers who make them available.
Let Freedom Read Day Read More »
Next time you are faced with book bans, remember that you have all that you need to become an organizer and advocate.
Everyone is an Organizer Read More »
Recent actions and policy changes in Carroll County, MD, potentially violate students’ right to access information and undermine the expertise of trained library staff.
Stand up to Censorship in Carroll County Public Schools! Read More »
People for the American Way has launched ‘Grandparents For Truth’ to fight back against attacks on education.
‘Grandparents For Truth’ Mobilizes Against Book Banning and Censorship Read More »
Former President Barack Obama shared a letter in support of America’s librarians and called on every citizen to Unite Against Book Bans.
Obama: Librarians are “on the front lines” Read More »
We’re calling on patrons in New Braunfels, TX, to defend the library against censorship efforts. Take action!
Defend New Braunfels Public Library Read More »
On Thursday, April 27, the Louisiana Senate Education Committee is set to hear SB7. The bill is a classic example of a “solution in search of a problem.”
Louisiana: say no to SB7! Read More »
Residents of Llano County can breathe another sigh of relief that their library will remain open following a contentious public comment period.
Llano County Libraries Remain Open following public comment Read More »
