Banned Books

From privacy education to effective school library programs across the country — ALA advocates have been at the heart of our nation’s greatest advances for libraries. Learn how you can be an advocate for every library across the country.

Created by the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA), The Banned Book Club is an effort to ensure all readers have access to all the books they want to read. The banned books are available to readers for free from the Palace e-reader app.

For a limited time, individuals ages 13-21 can apply for a free BPL eCard, providing access to our full eBook collection as well as our learning databases.

The National Mail Voter Registration Form can be used to register U.S. citizens to vote, to update registration information due to a change of name, make a change of address or to register with a political party.

PEN America tracks book bans in libraries and classrooms across America in our Index of School Book Bans, updated weekly.

We are a sisterhood working to change the world together, one suburb at a time. Red Wine & Blue provides everything women need to successfully organize in their communities and beyond.

Unite Against Book Bans is a national initiative to empower readers everywhere to stand together in the fight against censorship.

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