5 Quick Ideas for Banned Books Week
Banned Books Week 2018 starts Sept. 23. Get your plans in order with these simple programming ideas.
Banned Books Week 2018 starts Sept. 23. Get your plans in order with these simple programming ideas.
The “Books for All” campaign enables people all over the country to participate, including library systems.
This reading challenge invites patrons to spend time reading banned books (themed prizes included).
From letter-writing campaigns to debate clubs to button-making, here are some ways to get teens involved.
Send a note of encouragement to the author of a banned book through ALA's Dear Banned Author campaign.
Free food attracts college students. So why not make food the main attraction instead of an afterthought?
Mrs. Librarian Lady presents some thought-provoking ideas to get teens involved in Banned Books Week.