We're proud to stand with these librarians and campaign for change in Prattville, AL.

We support the fired staff at the Prattville (AL) Library who stood up against discrimination and for the rights of everyone to read. Take action now with Read Freely Alabama @everylibrary to reinstate the staff and rescind bad policies. action.everylibrary.org/save_prattvill…

I appreciate PW highlighting our everylibraryinstitute whitepaper 'Divisive Politics and Threats to Academic Libraries'. publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/in…. The paper is a working draft and open for comments through mid-April.

Are you a librarian with a passion for civic education? View this on-demand webinar to learn about new paths for active civic engagement in public libraries.

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We are proud to announce the new editorial board of The Political Librarian.

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I'm on today with Buttered Jorts (fka kelly jensen) 🐱🐰 Book Riot at 2pm CST to share actionable insights from the Parents' Perceptions of Libraries and Book Bans with state library association leaders. RSVP to join the discussion or get the recording.  everylibraryinstitute.org/insights_if_le…

What I keep coming back to in this everylibraryinstitute report about book bans is how the US is more like North Korea and Iran than like other Western democracies these days. everylibraryinstitute.org/demographics_o…

MLIS students & faculty: Join Book Riot Editor Buttered Jorts (fka kelly jensen) 🐱🐰 and everylibraryinstitute E.D. John Chrastka to discuss the surprising results of our survey of parents' perceptions of libraries and book bans. Live Q&A included. 2/6 @ 2:00 EST

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MLIS students & faculty: Join Book Riot Editor Buttered Jorts (fka kelly jensen) 🐱🐰 and everylibraryinstitute E.D. John Chrastka to discuss the surprising results of our survey of parents' perceptions of libraries and book bans. Live Q&A included. 2/6 @ 2:00 EST

#LIS #MLIS
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The EveryLibrary Institute made significant impacts in library advocacy and public policy in 2023. Our annual report is now available.

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Download the 2023 Impact Report and learn about our
key initiatives and accomplishments.

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The EveryLibrary Institute made significant impacts in library advocacy and public policy in 2023. Our annual report is now available.

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The EveryLibrary Institute made significant impacts in library advocacy and public policy in 2023. Our annual report is now available.

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The Revolutionizing Library Management with Health in All Policies webinar series by EveryLibrary Institute is now available on demand.

Let's Move in Libraries

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For our spring 2024 issue, The Political Librarian seeks papers that address library advocacy, policy, and funding in a turbulent world. Areas of focus can include (but are not limited to) public, academic, and school library policy and funding.

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The EveryLibrary Institute released two new reports on the political, social, and educational climate for libraries and librarians around book bans and censorship.

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Book Riot

FREE WEBINAR: Civic Skills in Civic Space, Libraries and Civic Education

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In the new issue of the Political Librarian, Peter D. Pearson's white paper, 'Sustaining Local Library Advocacy in Today's Political Environment,' offers advice for navigating local library advocacy efforts.

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Are libraries providing enough access to materials related to sex, gender, and sexuality? Read 'Not Doing It: Avoidance and Sex-Related Materials in Libraries' by Rebeca C. Jefferson and Ewa Dziedzic-Elliott in the newest issue of The Political Librarian.
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Michael Carlozzi's new article in The Political Librarian applies Robert Ciadini's six tactics for influencing decision-makers in 'Less Whining, More Dining: The Importance of Relationship Building in Library Advocacy.'

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