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New United for Libraries tip sheets provide guidance in the fight against censorship
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The United for Libraries Intellectual Freedom Task Force has compiled two new resources to support Trustees and libraries to prepare for program, material, and access challenges.
"Terms
and Definitions Related to Intellectual Freedom & Censorship" is a collection that clearly defines the language used relating to intellectual freedom and censorship
challenges.
"Materials
Challenges: Key Library Policies to Review and Revise" reviews the key components of well-constructed and legal policies and describes the policies that a library
should review and/or implement to prepare for the possibility of a materials challenge.
Both resources are featured on the United for Libraries page "Trustee
Resources for Program & Material Challenges."
ALA's "Fight
Censorship" resource page includes further information on preparing for and responding to challenges, censorship legislation, how to support intellectual freedom,
and more.
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