The Louisiana Supreme Court has unanimously rejected an attempt by Michael Lunsford and Citizens for a New Louisiana to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by Livingston Parish school librarian Amanda ...

Rebuking President Trump, Congress maintains most of the federal funding for libraries, museums, and archives.

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Join us online on Tuesday, June 17 at 6:30 for our next Let Utah Read Banned Books Club. We'll be reading discussing Tricks by Ellen Hopkins. Click for info and to RSVP:

Trump is more emboldened than ever to destroy library funding. We need you to take action today!

Tell Utah State School Board (USBE) to overturn the statewide book bans on Water for Elephants and affirm the power of local school districts to govern themselves.

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EveryLibrary strongly opposes the Trump administration’s censorship and political interference in Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) schools.

A state festival awarded top honors to ‘REDACTED,’ which ruthlessly lampooned district officials.

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Celebrate the Freedom to Read by joining Let Utah Read for a special, free, pre-release screening of the new documentary film Banned Together. When: Thursday, February 13, 2024 at 6:30 PM Where: Salt...

THURS. FEB. 13 | 6:30PM | Banned Together – a gripping documentary exposing the fight against book bans and curriculum censorship in public schools. Click Here!

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“All politics is local” is a phrase coined by Tip O’Neill, the 47th Speaker of the House, and then expanded on by President Biden who wrote, “all politics is personal.”  A growing number of states and...

The Escambia County School Board, meanwhile, has refused to budge.

SEND AN EMAIL TO LEGISLATORS AND GOVERNOR COX: STOP BANNING BOOKS - FIX THE “SENSITIVE MATERIALS” LAW

According to a KUER analysis of public records, 25 books are teetering on the edge of being banned statewide.

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In the United States, public libraries are established and governed under state law. But to develop and defend ethical collections and programming, library leaders need to understand the broader Const...

by Ann Kjellberg, editor Are we fighting over the First Amendment, or something more?