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Exploring SLIDE: The School Library Investigation—Decline or Evolution?

March 28, 2023

Are you aware of the disparity between school library staffing requirements in different states and school districts?

Watsonville Libraries Work to Uplift Pajaro Valley Residents in the Wake of Devastating Floods

March 28, 2023

A recent atmospheric river which started on March 13, 2023, changed the lives of many Watsonville and Pajaro residents. Now, with schools, businesses, and the Pajaro Branch of Monterey County Free Libraries closed, and residents unable to return to their homes for lengthy periods of time, a tragedy has once again reaffirmed the essential role libraries play in providing vital resources.

Celebrating Five Years of Save School Librarians

March 27, 2023

Save School Librarians advocates for school librarians and libraries within the United States.

A 3-Step Approach to Protecting Your Child without Banning Books

March 24, 2023

Rather than ban books, consider strategies that support your child’s needs while allowing others the freedom to read.

Keep Your Laws off . . . My Library?

March 23, 2023

Censorship-related bills are rampant throughout the country.

Fighting Censorship on a Local Level: Open Letters and Advocacy

March 21, 2023

Don’t underestimate the power of your voice.

Prom Is Coming Up! Check Out How This Public Library Makes Kids’ Prom Dreams Come True

March 20, 2023

Special library projects make it affordable for all students to get gussied up for the prom.

Graphic Novels: Not Just Comic Books

March 20, 2023

There are surprising literacy benefits to graphic novels, an underrated reading format.

Some Politicians Attack Libraries Under the Guise of Protecting Children

March 17, 2023

Political censorship and book banning agendas threaten libraries that don’t fall in line.

Large Print Books Are Accessibility Tools

March 16, 2023

Library resources break down barriers to reading for patrons with visual impairments.
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