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Awards, a grant opportunity, and the chance for students to ask Ken Burns about the Vietnam War.
Monday, April 30, is Día, a national library program that fosters literacy for all children from all backgrounds.
A poem, deemed offensive, racist, and Islamophobic, was removed from an exhibit at the library at the Aurora (IL) Public Library.
Experts push awareness and education after a boy with autism was asked to leave a New Jersey library.
It's time to start planning for the Summer Reading Challenge and, with the addition of community partners, Scholastic takes aim at the issue of access.
The ALA's Office of Intellectual Freedom will release the top 10 most Frequently Challenged Books from 2017 on Monday, April 9. While we wait, let's look back at those that made the list in years past.
Educators look at coding in a new context, with computational thinking and basic computer literacy as the goal.
When I left Springfield, I had at least 15 copies each of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, The Soloist and Unbroken lying around. A few copies of each were on the shelves; many more were crowded on the bottom shelves in our workroom, several copies deep. What do we do with the leftover books […]
The Public Library Association helps bring community publishing, short stories, and fun to libraries.
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