.@MrChrastka of @EveryLibrary, which fights for library budgets and against book bans, discusses libraries, their central role in our society, censorship—and those drag-queen story hours.
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My 12th year writing @LibraryJournal story about library ballot measures and local elections from @EveryLibrary. TLDR for 2025: good results on renewals, but not enough requests for new money. Again. https://t.co/ZY1tbfWd6U
Give the "Supporting Our Public Libraries" episode of The Great Battlefiled podcast with @MrChrastka of @EveryLibrary a listen.
https://t.co/IzXRCsjfI7
I just heard that the NH legislature sent HB324 to Gov. Ayotte today. It needs to be vetoed. Pls help her understand how wildly unpopular a bill that criminalizes educators and school librarians is. @everylibrary https://t.co/RqtYTv6vlW
I'm joining a great panel of advocates for 'Librarians, Legislation, and Media Training' on 8/22 from 3–4:30pm ET with @sljournal. Learn how to speak up for your library - and even when not to. @everylibrary Register free: https://t.co/C5zxtBmfUi
Philly Read-in to Restore School Librarians on Friday, June 27, at 1pm EDT downtown at the School District HQ building on. RSVP via
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No Book Bans Coalition w/partners (MomsRising, ACLU, NEA-N.H., AFT, Engage N.H.) stage "read-in" outside @KellyAyotte office urging her to veto HB 324 that critics label as a book ban that could sanction teachers. #nhpolitics
https://t.co/0jjeSnWRYj
We have to keep the pressure up in New Hampshire to encourage the Gov to Veto HB324. It criminalizes school librarians, educators, and even school boards by allowing spurious prosecutions over art, English, science, and school library books. https://t.co/RqtYTv5Xwo
We are helping the @nclaonline and @NCSLMA power their campaign to oppose H636. This anti-access bill would create unconstitutional barriers to the right to read in school libraries. https://t.co/fL4qPDngJk
🧵For four years, Florida has led the country in rolling back the freedom to read and learn in public schools. Florida has banned more books in school libraries than any other state and erased topics like race, historic injustices and gender-related information from classrooms.
Academic Library Professionals, take the next step to create response strategies in part two of the webinar series.
In this webinar, we'll provide practical suggestions for librarians including response strategies and best practices.
Register today: https://t.co/YusvA2TO7P
Philly Read-in to Restore School Librarians on Friday, June 27, at 1pm EDT downtown at the School District HQ building on. RSVP via
https://t.co/3bSYnufOv6
The book bans continue in FLA, and @EveryLibrary's Fight For The First platform is integral to pushing back and putting the books back on the shelf in these campaigns. https://t.co/g6FhIywiS7
This is the kind of coordinated advocacy and activism work that I am most proud of. @readfreelyAL makes a huge difference for libraries, free expression, and civil rights across the state. I am proud of @EveryLibrary's partnership with them.
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Please RSVP: Celebrate Nonfiction with @EveryLibrary Live each evening of National Library Week 2025 - Meet award-winning historians, investigative journalists, scientists, memoirists, and cookbook authors. https://t.co/cgzh7Ryq0Y
@EmeraldGlobal and @EveryLibrary announce a series of informational webinars beginning in mid-April. The inaugural event will provide an overview of the evolving policy and funding environment in the U.S. by EveryLibrary Institute Executive Director @MrChrastka.
From the announcement in the @scholarlykitchn ...
"It took many decades to develop the infrastructure that makes the U.S. a world leader in research and innovation, and it will take many voices to defend it. We urge other stakeholders in the scholarly publishing ecosystem to support the work of the EveryLibrary Institute."