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Food for Thought, a guest post by Linda B. Davis

Food for Thought, a guest post by Linda B. Davis
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jun 28, 2023
I hope Food Fight accomplishes its goal—to increase awareness and create feelings of empathy toward kids and families living with ARFID.
“Do I Need to Read Jane Austen Before I Read Your Books?” A guest post by Tirzah Price

“Do I Need to Read Jane Austen Before I Read Your Books?” A guest post by Tirzah Price
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jun 27, 2023
Reading the classics is hard for some people. For a lot of people. And a lot of people simply won’t pick them up. That’s okay.
Judy Blume Kicks Off ALA Annual, Talking Censorship and Thanking Librarians

Judy Blume Kicks Off ALA Annual, Talking Censorship and Thanking Librarians
Kara Yorio,  Jun 26, 2023

In a keynote conversation to open the conference, Blume discussed decades of fighting for free speech and a lifetime of loving libraries.

How to Defend Your Pride Display | Scales on Censorship

How to Defend Your Pride Display | Scales on Censorship
Pat Scales,  Jun 25, 2023

While situations may differ, knowing your library display policy and garnering parental support are key steps, says free speech expert Pat Scales.

An identity formed through protesting: How the 2019 Hong Kong protests were shaped by young people, a guest post by K. X. Song

An identity formed through protesting: How the 2019 Hong Kong protests were shaped by young people, a guest post by K. X. Song
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jun 23, 2023
Many teenagers in this day and age not only understand that politics will impact their world, but that they can in turn, impact politics. 
Leap of Faith, a guest post by Maura Jortner

Leap of Faith, a guest post by Maura Jortner
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jun 22, 2023
At times, life presents us with opportunities disguised as challenges. If we leap, we just might find solid ground and oh so much happiness.
Another Lawsuit: Students, Parents, Authors Sue Florida District Over Restriction of 'And Tango Makes Three' | Censorship News

Another Lawsuit: Students, Parents, Authors Sue Florida District Over Restriction of 'And Tango Makes Three' | Censorship News
SLJ Staff,  Jun 22, 2023

The lawsuits continue as another Florida district is sued for restricting access to a book; Maryland governor Wes Moore suggests "economic consequences" for states prioritizing book banning; and more in the latest Censorship News.

Handle with Care: “delicate” topics in books for teens, a guest post by author Gigi Griffis

Handle with Care: “delicate” topics in books for teens, a guest post by author Gigi Griffis
Karen Jensen, MLS | Blogs,  Jun 21, 2023
YA author Gigi Griffis talks about her new novel THE WICKED UNSEEN and the importance of tackling tough topics for teens
A day in the life of a refugee-turned-advocate, a guest post by Muzoon Almellehan

A day in the life of a refugee-turned-advocate, a guest post by Muzoon Almellehan
Amanda MacGregor | Blogs,  Jun 21, 2023
Muzoon Almellehan, a Syrian refugee and advocate for refugees and education, gives us a peek into her busy life.
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