Book Banning Challenges throughout the US

Take a look at the latest efforts to ban books and what people are doing to fight back.

What Does National Library Week Mean During a Time of Book Bans and Censorship?

National Library Week is a time to appreciate the weighty responsibilities of library staff in the face of book challenges.

They're coming for your public library (updated)

Michigan. Illinois. Missouri. Wyoming. Arkansas. Texas. Louisiana. Washington. Alabama. Virginia.  And now, Ohio.

EveryLibrary Has Been in the News!

EveryLibrary is dedicated to advocating for accessibility, the freedom to read, and the preservation of library resources.

Readers have less hate! Is that why they want to ban books?

What If I told you that people who read are less likely to hate? Recent events in St. Tammany Parish have shone a spotlight on learned hatred versus empathy. The family of Evette Randolf had hung a sign on their property with a simple message: “Ban Hate. Not Books.” After standing for months, the sign was burned down.

Libraries Celebrate National Poetry Month

Discover the fun and unique ways libraries highlight poetry appreciation.

New Laws Make Banned Books a Crime

Librarians and educators may be targeted for prosecution if they distribute “offensive” materials.

Bookmobiles: What Exactly Are They?

Bookmobiles are the earliest form of library outreach, and they continue to evolve over the years.

Libraries and Sustainability: A Guide

Libraries continually find ways to be kinder to the planet.

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

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