News and tools for engaging in literary activism, from ending book bans to supporting libraries and more.
What the Executive Order slashing the Institute of Museum and Library Services means, how it will impact you, and what you should do right now to stop the cuts.
With several bills that would criminalize librarians across the country, here's a recent history of this legislation and what it means. That, plus this week's book censorship news.
BookLooks.org, Moms For Liberty's unprofessional book ratings system used to ban books nationwide, is shutting down. But there's not exactly cause to celebrate yet.
Utah's State Board of Education just banned its 17th book, TRICKS by Ellen Hopkins. Every public school in the state must remove it.
It's not just the content of news or press releases we need to care about. We need to understand its origins matter, too. That, plus this week's book censorship news.
Fourteen book censorship posts from the last several years to revisit and to use in preparation of what's happening now. That, plus this week's book censorship news.
Iowa public libraries may lose access to state funds for being affiliated by the American Library Association under a new anti-library bill floated by state republicans.
The importance of documentation in an era of misinformation. Where and how the story of Ohio library budget cuts emerged and what is–and is not–true right now.
Three new states have anti-book ban bills on deck for the 2025 legislative session. Here's where and what those bills would do if passed.
Introduced last week, Iowa's librarian criminalization bill has already made it to the House floor.