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Censorship is so 1984. Banned Books Week Event Calendar. Add an event or find one near you! BannedBooksWeek.org/events. Read for your rights. Banned Books Week. Oct. 5-11, 2025.

Public School Strong Partnership Will Connect Banned Books Week Events to Advocates Nationwide 

Unite Against Book Bans is proud to partner with Public School Strong to connect Banned Books Week events with advocates nationwide. Through a new interactive calendar and map, communities can share, discover, and support local efforts to defend the freedom to read.

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Graphic showing the cover of CHAINS by Laurie Halse Anderson and text reading: Looking to Get Involved This Banned Books Week? Host a Right to Read Night!

New “Right to Read Night” Event Planning Resources from NCAC

The National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) is calling on intellectual freedom advocates to host a Right to Read Night during Banned Books Week (Oct. 5–11), featuring Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson. Whether you’re a seasoned organizer or just starting out, NCAC’s new guide has everything you need to join this nationwide movement.

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Everyday Advocacy logo on a yellow background with text inviting readers to download a copy of the new playbook at everydayadvocacy.org.

Raising Our Voices for Change: The New Everyday Advocacy Playbook

Everyday Advocacy is something teachers, librarians, and community members can do in their local settings to reset the story of education. It includes including day-to-day actions you can take to change the public narrative surrounding schools and books. The new Everyday Advocacy Playbook is our latest resource— a hands-on guide designed specifically for educators who are ready to grow in their roles as Everyday Advocates.

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Bestselling, award winning, and banned author Laurie Halse Anderson reads from her new novel Rebellion 1776 in the Big Chair in Philadelphia.

Speaking Out Against Censorship at Banned Books from the Big Chair

At the ALA Annual Conference in June, Sage sponsored Banned Books from the Big Chair in partnership with the Banned Books Coalition and Unite Against Book Bans. Librarians, authors, and educators walked through a thought-provoking exhibit on the impact of book bans in the United States, then shared personal experiences with book bans from the Big Chair.

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