Tag: banned books

  • Host a Banned Books Read-In 

    Host a Banned Books Read-In 

    We’ve put together a resource kit to help you host your own Banned Books Read-Ins, whether during this Banned Books Week or beyond.

  • An Interview With Amanda Jones

    An Interview With Amanda Jones

    This episode of the Libro.fm podcast features an interview with Amanda Jones, a school librarian and anti-censorship advocate whose book That Librarian: The Fight Against Book Banning in America became a national bestseller.

  • Banned Books: Philomena Polefrone and the ABA’s fight to Protect Free Expression

    Banned Books: Philomena Polefrone and the ABA’s fight to Protect Free Expression

    We dive into the history of banned books, grassroots organizing, and the legal challenges involved in defending diverse literature with Philomena Polefrone, PhD

  • How to Fight Book Bans Via Your School Board

    How to Fight Book Bans Via Your School Board

    One of the most crucial ways to get involved is by showing up to local school board meetings and even running for a position on the board yourself.

  • Must-Read Banned Books on Audio

    Must-Read Banned Books on Audio

    We’ve put together a list of the most frequently banned and challenged books to read on audio.

  • How Indie Bookshops Are Fighting Book Bans

    How Indie Bookshops Are Fighting Book Bans

    In addition to raising awareness about banned books through creative displays and handselling to customers, many are going above and beyond.

  • Talking Book Bans with Leah Johnson and Kelly Jensen

    Talking Book Bans with Leah Johnson and Kelly Jensen

    We invited Kelly Jensen of Book Riot and Leah Johnson, author and owner of independent bookstore Loudmouth, to discuss combatting censorship, the importance of libraries, and much more on the Libro.fm Podcast.

  • Freedom to Read

    Freedom to Read

    Banned Books Week brings together the entire book community in a celebration of our freedom to read. This year it will be held September 23-29 with the theme “Banning Books Silences Stories.” Books and the stories in them provide us with lenses through which we can view the world. So what are we saying if…