Celebrate Access to All Books During Little Free Library Week
Celebrate Little Free Library Week, May 12-18, and support access to all books.
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Celebrate Little Free Library Week, May 12-18, and support access to all books.
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Candlewick Press is honoring the memory of author and advocate Robie H. Harris—who died in New York City earlier this year at 83—with a donation to Unite Against Book Bans.
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Unite Against Book Bans has expanded its free collection of book résumés to support librarians, educators, and advocates in keeping frequently challenged books on shelves.
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Unite Against Book Bans and Interfaith Alliance announce a new resource for speaking out and taking action against book bans.
New Anti-Censorship Resources for Faith Communities Read More »
2023 set records for book censorship. These were the ten most challenged books of the year.
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On May 3, 2024, join educators, parents, students, and civil and human rights organizations in the Freedom to Learn National Day of Action.
Fight Educational Censorship: Join Second Annual Freedom to Learn National Day of Action Read More »
“Reasons to Love Libraries” from School Library Journal and Library Journal is a yearlong editorial project and campaign to engage the public in reflecting on libraries.
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On Thursday, the American Library Association released censorship data from 2023, showing a sharp increase in the number of unique book titles targeted for censorship.
More than 4,000 Unique Titles Challenged: ALA Releases 2023 Censorship Data Read More »
In a climate where book bans threaten the ability of young people to access diverse and inclusive literature, Welcoming Schools’ National Day of Reading stands as a powerful symbol of resistance and empowerment.
Champion Diverse Voices: Celebrate National Day of Reading on March 5 Read More »
Starting February 21, readers across the country will have unlimited access to the award-winning young adult bestseller The Downstairs Girl by Stacey Lee as part of The New York Public Library’s nationwide Teen Banned Book Club.