News and tools for engaging in literary activism, from ending book bans to supporting libraries and more.
Despite the wealth of resources out there, folks still ask: how do you fight book bans in 2024? That, plus censorship news this week.
This case study in Hanover County, Virginia, is a reminder that book banners don't stop at the schools...or public libraries.
After banning the book awards program from the district last month, the board has brought it back to life after significant pushback.
Google adds to the ongoing challenges of navigating our current information crisis.
"Blue" or "red" state doesn't matter–the book bans are happening across the country at record speeds, per PEN's new report.
We know LGBTQ+ books and books by/about people of color are banned. A full 25% of banned books also explore sexual violence.
Louisiana Library workers or libraries who seek membership in the largest professional organization would be criminalized for doing so.
Spread the message about the importance of the right to read and ending book bans with these powerful stickers.
Public libraries are experiencing book bans, but the methods by which the institution is under attack need to be addressed.
A student data privacy nightmare meets the use of artificial intelligence stealing banned and challenged book lists nationwide.
