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Every Day is Right to Read Day!

By Kathy Lester, AASL President 2022-2023 on 04/28/2023 • ( 0 )

Monday, April 24 was “Right to Read Day”- the first day of National Library Week and a national day of action to defend, protest, and celebrate the right to read in the United States. The issues of having access to… Read More ›

Explore Why Intellectual Freedom and Equitable Access Are More Important Than Ever in the Sept/Oct 2020 Issue

By Angela Branyon on 09/04/2020 • ( 0 )

Intellectual freedom is a core value of the library profession. It is not an outdated, rarely thought about core value; it is a living tenet that allows for the promotion and protection of ideas from all viewpoints and access to… Read More ›

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