ALA Connect Live: Our Brave Communities: Facing Censorship Head On with ALA
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Hello from Baltimore, MD!

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Howdy from Abilene Texas

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Greetings from Brunswick County, NC !

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Hello everyone! I am Maria Estrella, from Cleveland, Ohio.

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Sarah Dentan, Stanislaus County Library (California's San Joaquin Valley)

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Hi all, Tiffany Mautino from Mid-Continent Public Library in KC, Missouri.

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Judith Lashman from Leavitt Area High School in Turner Maine

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Jenny Abdelnour, FL Library Association

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Jonathan Clark from the Vermont Department of Libraries.

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Hello from Kristin Peace, Pepperdine University

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Civille Brown retired public school intermediate librarian from CCISD in TX, living in Tuscaloosa, AL

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Deborah Doyle, United for Libraries β in Sonoma County, California!

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Greetings - Nashville here

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Hello everyone, Jane from Madisonville, LA!

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retired librarian and community activist in Virginia Beach, VA

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Lessa, you rock!

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Hello from Arkansas. Hi Arlisa!

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Howdy from Richmond VA :)

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Hi Adam!!

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hello from Newport News, VA!

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Huzzah for Megan and Deborah!

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Hello from DC!

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Hello All. It is so good to be in community this afternoon.

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Hello from Rhode Island!

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Superstars all

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+1 @jeremy!

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and hi to the Exec Dir of Virginia Library Association, Lisa Varga

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Have u tried this yet?

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https://zoom.beulr.com/

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Automatically records any meeting and takes notes with AI.

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Hello from Louisiana!

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Hello from Milwaukee WI

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Hello from SC

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Hello from chilly Las Vegas! (but no snow and lots of sun)

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Deborah Doyle, United for Libraries from Sonoma County California.

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An important talking point - Restricting access is a censorship practice...

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Hello from Fredericksburg, VA!

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hi from nj

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Here is a stream of the actual city council meeting from a council member - many supporters of both sides in meeting. Brian starts talking at just over 10 minutes into the public forum.https://www.facebook.com/WendyTuckPKBD4/videos/518263376817905

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Below are some links that I shared with state library director and a state library commissioner:Here are links to the newspaper article, and wtap story.My Op-ed after the group attended our Library Board meeting.https://parkwoodlib.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/op-ed.pdfhttp://www.mynewsonthego.com/newsandsent/Reader/Story.aspx?id=cf12fb72-4035-4ad0-830b-e9635616e581https://www.newsandsentinel.com/znewsletter-sunday/2022/10/parkersburg-council-hears-questions-about-library-material-2/https://www.newsandsentinel.com/news/local-news/2022/10/parkersburg-city-council-to-consider-library-censure-over-book/https://www.newsandsentinel.com/news/local-news/2022/11/parkersburg-city-council-withdraws-library-censure-resolution/https://www.wtap.com/2022/11/02/people-parkersburg-share-concerns-over-library-appropriate-materials-possible-censorship/

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Way to go @Brian! Amazing work.

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Yay @Lisa!

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The story of where Virginia is today actually starts in 2013, when a parent in Fairfax, VA, wanted Toni Morrisonβs Beloved out of schools. https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/fairfax-county-parent-wants-beloved-banned-from-school-system/2013/02/07/99521330-6bd1-11e2-ada0-5ca5fa7ebe79_story.html

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COuld we get those links via email? I don't want to leave the presentation now to go watch/read.

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Lisa rocks!!

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Hello Everyone, Robert from McAllen Library

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Yes, we will post and share all the links afterwards

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@Michelle +1

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Here is where it is now:https://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?221+sum+SB656

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Iβve put all of the documents related to the case in a drop box. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c8vsjjq09uptv1u/AADYtO-9jc4-KAdanmnzR2Bfa?dl=0

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Thank you for sharing!

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But Altman lost badly in his election.

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Brilliant, Lisa

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Love this!

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Great work Lisa!

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Brilliant!

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Lisa youre my hero

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Thank you for that. Nice work Lisa!

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Bravo Lisa!

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A few more resources from VLA: Book Resume projecthttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/1_cWUJazZX5S64CtGziNQeQ3TiWY2Dmdt1bDCCeEJSLA/viewform?ts=62943463&edit_requested=trueThis is a similar to a program by the National Council of the Teachers of English, Book Rationales: https://ncte.org/book-rationales/

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Lisa has been phenomenal!

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You are inspiring, Lisa!

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Lisa, I love that invoice! Such a profound theft of the social wage.

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Lisa Rules

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yay Martha! I heard you on The Daily. So inspiring! You are so brave.

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The invoice idea is so terrific

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Same here, Leah!

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Great work everyone! And all best wishes for all of you that have been threatened and attacked.

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Please consider nominations for Gerald Hodges Intellectual Freedom Chapter Relations Award for fights for intellectual freedom. https://www.ala.org/rt/ifrt/hodges

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Maiaβs last name is pronounced βco-babeβ

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horrible @martha.

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Union strong!

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Thanks, Jenna Ingham

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Wow, I'm so sorry. That's really awful Martha.

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Thank you for sharing your story with so many, Martha. I first heard about it on The Daily podcast.

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It is so insulting to label librarians "pedophiles," simply because you want to censor literature. That is a slap in the faces of real CSA/SA survivors and what they went through.

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Youβre very brave, Martha. Youβre on the good side of the fight

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Yes, the personal attacks are SCARY!

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That is so disgusting, I'm so sorry you've faced this

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How is that not slanderous?

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Defamation too.

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You are an amazing person Martha, stay strong!

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Hi Karin, you hand is raised. Can I help you?

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The students were amazing!!

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I'm so sorry you had to go through that, Martha. You are an inspiration.

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So painful. <3

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I recommend watching that Board meeting on YouTube - those brave teens are so inspiring.

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Thank you so much Brian, Lisa, and Martha (and Lesliediana) for sharing these important stories.

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Sorry, didn't mean to do that.

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Thanks for your courage and determination, Martha. You are a fierce warrior.

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Martha thank you for fighting for student's right to learn. Extremism is on the rise and education helps temper it.

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This is astonishing. So sorry you had to go through that, but wow, you are so brave, Martha. So proud of those students, too.

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There were 100 allies in Howard County, MD who showed up in support of defending Gender Queer & Lawn Boy from banning in Dec. 2021. The books were retained!

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<3

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Powerful.

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@Jenna- can you share the YouTube link please?

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What a cost to pay to uphold the first amendment

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Martha, I am sorry that you and your students had to deal with that kind of hate. It honestly scares me how people can justify cruelty in the name of religion, or rather, fanaticism. Of course, those fools would have been against the actual Jesus because he was way too progressive for their small minds.

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Thank you for working so strongly on this. You've gone for far too much.

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Martha, given that this has taken such a toll on your health and well being, are you able to sue each of the banners?

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What a story Martha. Thank you for defending your students!

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Stay strong martha. You are valued and what you are doing matters to those kids

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Martha, thank you SO MUCH for your wonderful work

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Wow, good work. Thank you for sharing your experience and I wish you the best moving forward with this.

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@Suzette - Iβm on my iPad, so itβll take me a little bit of time to dig it up. But Iβll find it!

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Cool, thanks!

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You are all heros

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Does Martha have legal recourse against the banners?

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Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

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4 out of 4 were elected in my county. It's disturbing. So thankful for people like y'all!

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Courageous and inspired work Brian, Lisa and Martha!

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Martha since library school you have always been and advocate and a strong librarian

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Heroes

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Hi everyone - if you have questions for today's panelists, please add them to the Q&A, we will do our best to answer a few live today if time allows

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As a librarian and mom of a trans man, thank you. Your work keeping this material on shelves is saving lives.

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The Get Ready, Stay Ready toolkit is a vital resource to prepare for challenges and protect the right to read https://www.getreadystayready.info

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This is the YouTube link for the school board meeting Martha referenced with the high school students speaking up to defend the books: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kG-DICu0aFM

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Updated olicies are absolutely necessary but there should be community conversations as well.

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Great resources available at https://www.ala.org/advocacy/fight-censorship.

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Freedom to Read Foundation https://www.ftrf.org/general/register_member_type.asp

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The students of the North Hunterdon and Voorhees GSA were honored this past year at NJβs state librarian conference with the NJLA Intellectual Freedom Award. That board meeting is why.

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Letters to the local newspapering Virginia Beach were overwhelmingly supportive of libraries.

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If people are faced with these challenges - there is the LeRoy Merritt Humanitarian Fund https://www.ala.org/aboutala/affiliates/relatedgroups/merrittfund/merritthumanitarian

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I'd love to see more local/state resources spotlighted on that ALA page... Local activism is where we can make a huge difference

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+! @sara. So important!

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Everylibrary How We Are Fighting https://www.everylibrary.org/bookbanningfight

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The school library supervisor in my former district has been training high school principals on the district's reconsideration policy

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Not about the books for sure. About trying to control people.

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Please consider donations to help our colleagues facing these challenges

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https://uniteagainstbookbans.org/toolkit/

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It is always about trying to control people not the books!

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https://www.ala.org/advocacy/state-local-resources

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Actually, at least in Virginia, it's about defunding public schools and diverting public tax revenue to private schools.

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A colleague said the echo chamber is small but it is loud. I reflected on that while responding to complaints about drag queen storytime

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If you need direct assistance, that is available to you: https://www.ala.org/aboutala/affiliates/relatedgroups/merrittfund/merritthumanitarian

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Great article about flooding meetings w the good guys! https://www.commondreams.org/views/2022/12/14/how-district-took-its-school-board-back-right-wing-reactionaries

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You just never get over that kind of thing, Martha. Happened to me at a job a few years ago. It's devastating.

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Martha--I understand that all too well and I too am grappling with lack of public support from my administration of 22 years. Hugs to you for all you have been through.

01:05:29
Martha- that is trauma. You need to treat it like that.

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This is a lesson on why voting is so important!

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Pen America also has resource for protecting yourself against harassment - https://pen.org/librarian-tip-sheet-harassment/

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I've noticed a lot of people think "graphic novels" means "porn" π

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Nominate someone you know who has defended intellectual freedom for the Immroth Award.(deadline extended to March 1).http://www.ala.org/news/press-releases/2022/10/intellectual-freedom-round-table-ifrt-seeks-nominations-john-phillip-immroth

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Build your network now!

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Yes Virginia --This conversation is absolutely connected to the erosion of public access, public space, and public education.

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Absolutely - the Ecosystem! We all need to stand together and speak with ONE VOICE especially on First Amendment issues.

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The personal nature of the attacks is shocking when it happens to you no matter how much you hear about it happening to others. I was afraid not only for myself but my teenage son. I did lock down my social media but still scary stuff.

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Readers as leaders! <3

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π Readers are leaders

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Martha's tips to prepare: Self Care, Think Carefully About Social Media and Prepare, Know Your Policies, Seek and Accept Help, Let Readers be Leaders, Never Stop Networking

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Knowing comics and picture books are more often challenged, highly recommend the Graphic Novels & Comics Roundtable PD, Preparing for Challenges - How to be ready before you get one webinar in January 18 https://ala-events.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_azCokteSSM-SFiVNKd9htA

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The Missouri Library Associationβs Intellectual Freedom committee has designed a shirt to help defray travel costs for presenting IF workshops around the state. The shirts arenβt state-specific, so theyβll work for anyone anywhere that supports the freedom to read! https://www.customink.com/fundraising/mla-intellectual-freedom

01:08:16
great tips!

01:09:01
Solidarity and community care always!

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Peer support is essential!

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Thank you all for your stories and your insight.

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Yay Otter!!!

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They have a playbook for challenging books, and we need to be just as coordinated.

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Had a H*locaust survivor visit our public library last year to teach us If you repeat a lie about a non-existing βdangerβ over and over again, it wonβt matter if itβs true. He was warning us about indifference to unchecked hate

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Also care and support of your staff

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Consider, also, your other allies - for LGBTQ, talk to the closest PFLAG.

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Report censorship efforts to OIF here: https://www.ala.org/advocacy/fight-censorship or by emailing me directly at estroshane@ala.org

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Thank you all for your amazing work!

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Thank you so much!

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Thank all of you for sharing.

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Thank you so much for sharing these stories and for your work! Powerful!

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Thank you!

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Thank you!!!

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Thank you all!

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Thank you Brian, Martha and Lisa!

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Thank you all so much! Keep up going strong!

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Thank you!

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Thank you all!

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Thank you all for your expertise and input!

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Thank you!

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Thank you all, you all rock.

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Thank you so very much!

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Thank you!

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Great information. Thanks to all for your advocacy!

01:11:31
Thank you all for sharing those harrowing but powerful stories. We all needed to hear them.

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Thank you all for your valor! Inspiring.

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Thanks so much to the 3 presenters for sharing their stories. Great advice at the end.

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Thank you!

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This was wonderful!

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Thank you!

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Thank you all!

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thank you all for your courage

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Thank you so much!

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Thank you

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Thank you all!

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Thanks for courage & intelligence & humanity

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Thank you so much!

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Deeply grateful for your heroic efforts, personal and professional risk taking. Spreading the word!

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learn about the Merritt Fund: https://www.ala.org/aboutala/affiliates/relatedgroups/merrittfund/merritthumanitarian

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Thanks also for sharing what has and can keep you going on a personal level.

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Use the map below (link) to find book bans in counties/states https://redwine.blue/bbb/

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ALA is calling on Congress to include three things in the FY 2023 spending bill: https://oneclickpolitics.global.ssl.fastly.net/messages/edit?promo_id=18455

01:14:28
Is this webinar going to be uploaded on YouTube or Connect Live or eLearning?

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Hi there -it will be loaded on our ALA Connect Live web page: https://www.ala.org/membership/ala-connect-live-series

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Right to Read Act https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/9056?q=%7B%22search%22%3A%5B%22%22%5D%7D&s=1&r=1

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Chilling

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Horrifying

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You got that right!

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ALA has adopted a protocol to respond to library issues at the state and local level:https://www.ala.org/advocacy/state-and-local-protocol

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I predict these bills to be written vaguely enough for βparents rightsβ groups to take full advantage of

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Subscribe toβ―ALAβs advocacy alertsβ―to take targeted actions at key moments on federal policy: https://confirmsubscription.com/h/i/463208600EB4D89A

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Follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/LibraryPolicyJoin the Unite Against Book Bans Campaign: https://uniteagainstbookbans.org/

01:21:46
Defend Every Studentβs Right to Learn https://action.aclu.org/petition/defend-every-students-right-learn

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Join us at LibLearnX: https://www.2023.alaliblearnx.org/

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Are there any events located in Washington, D.C. in 2023 yet?

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LibLearnX: https://www.2023.alaliblearnx.org/Library Workers: Organize and ActivateSunday, January 29: 8:30am - 9:45amhttps://www.2023.alaliblearnx.org/library-workers-organize-and-activateβ’ Intersectional Justice in Librariesο§ Topics on mental health and wellness and intellectual freedom and advocacyο§Center for the Future of Librariesο§ https://www.eventscribe.net/2023/LibLearnX/aaStatic.asp?SFP=VldORkRGQkJAMTM1NDdATExYMjMgQ2Z0Rm9MIFNlc3Npb25zIntellectual Freedom Programs likeβ’ Building a Practical Toolkit for Censorship and Challenges at your Public Library 10:30 AM β 11:45 AM https://www.eventscribe.net/2023/LibLearnX/searchGlobal.aspThe Intellectual Freedom Syllabus Shop talkMonday, January 30, 202310:10 AM β 10:30 AMhttps://www.eventscribe.net/2023/LibLearnX/searchGlobal.asp

01:25:59
Bigger principle of the First Amendment. Will remember that!

01:26:57
This has been a great collaboration of networking and information sharing for this topic...thank you to each of you for taking the time to share your experiences and resources.

01:27:34
and what is "harmful to minors" and what is "age appropriate"? So many broad terms that vary so much from individual to individual and family to family.

01:27:38
Make sure you have books that the concerned staff member wants, that you aren't neglecting theat point of view.

01:27:46
Our local association is also hosting PD about De-escalation: A Crucial Tool in Libraries for Promoting Intellectual Freedom - frontline library workers need to be supported, empowered, and cared for https://www.carli.illinois.edu/pda-event-de-escalation-crucial-tool-libraries-promoting-intellectual-freedom

01:28:30
Crucial point, Brian!

01:28:36
Yes. Freedom to Read for everyone

01:30:20
Thank you Lessa, Ed, Alan, Lesliediana, Lisa, Martha & Brian!

01:30:33
Make sure you have a display policy!

01:30:46
love the book sanctuary idea, thank you Martha, you are an inspiration

01:31:00
Can you link to a good display policy?

01:31:03
Review all your current policies

01:31:09
Iβll take to my local library about a display policy

01:31:37
I agree Brian!

01:31:48
Our library has a library-initiated program and display policy. www.cranstonlibrary.org/policies

01:32:27
Martha's book sanctuary sign on Canva https://www.canva.com/design/DAFUwK7_ODg/BHkdGb-ieqyTdzjFTF0Kfg/view?utm_content=DAFUwK7_ODg&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink&mode=preview

01:32:34
How do we fight book bans if weβre not employed or certified or hold no professional position yet?

01:32:44
Remember that there are policy fundamentals available online at www.ala.org//tools/challenge support/selectionpolicytoolkit

01:32:46
Brian, thank you for sharing that story. <3

01:32:46
Thank you, Brian!

01:32:54
Thank you Brian

01:32:58
Thank you!

01:33:00
Martha's Join the Read-Sistance sign on Canva: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFUwmSw6vg/x373yFwofbKjIVH2LquMUA/view?utm_content=DAFUwmSw6vg&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink&mode=preview

01:33:01
It was a pleasure for me to talk with Brian, Lisa and Martha. I feel honored.

01:33:03
Thank you!

01:33:05
@J. Sylvia, speak up at board meetings and write letters to the editor

01:33:06
I found this book helpful with developing policeshttps://www.amazon.com/Creating-Policies-Results-Chaos-Clarity/dp/0838935354

01:33:07
Thank you!

01:33:12
Thank you to all!

01:33:19
Very grateful for this discussion, thank you!

01:33:24
Hi Sandra

01:33:25
Thank you all so much

01:33:27
thank you everyone for taking time out of your day to be here!

01:33:27
Thank you @LR

01:33:28
π Thank you all and thanks for the conversation space.

01:33:28
thank you martha!

01:33:30
Thank you to everyone. Fantastic information.

01:33:31
Thank you for sharing your experiences. So much bravery! You are inspiring.

01:33:33
THank you all!

01:33:35
Thank you!

01:33:37
Thank you!!

01:33:37
What do you all think about people who claim children are "too young" to learn about lgbtqia+ themes? In truth, I think they just don't want it normalized.

01:33:38
Thank you all!

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Thank you

01:33:39
Thank you everyone!

01:33:40
Thanks everyone.

01:33:41
Thanks to you all!

01:33:41
Thank you, so inspiring

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Thank you all so much!

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thank you so much!

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thank you so much!!

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<3

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Thank you!

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Thank you!

01:33:45
Thank you all!

01:33:46
Thank you so much, I appreciate all of you!!

01:33:46
Thank you all, so much!

01:33:47
Thank you!!!

01:33:48
Thank you all!

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Thank you all

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Thank you all for your bravery and dedication to librarianship!

01:33:49
Thank you all, and ALA Prez/prez elect

01:33:50
Thank you!

01:33:50
Thank you everyone!

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Yes thank you for doing what you do everyone!

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Thank you!

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Wonderful speakers! Thanks so much.

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Thank you everyone!

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Thank you all!

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Thanks to speakers for courage, stories & analysis and thanks to the chat for links & info

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Thank you!!!

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Thank you, everyone!

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Thank you ALL.

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Thank you

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Thank you all!

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Thanks!

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Profiles in Courage! Thank You!!

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Thank you everyone!!!

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Thank you

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Join the Unite Against Book Bans Campaign: https://uniteagainstbookbans.org/Dealing with censorship challenges or need to get prepared for them? https://www.ala.org/advocacy/fight-censorship?utm_source=ala&utm_medium=topbanner&utm_campaign=redesign

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Thank you for this meeting. Networking.

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All of these presenters are superstars! π€©

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Thank you so much

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Thank you! This was amazing to hear the stories and get the resources

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Thank you!

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Join the Unite Against Book Bans Campaign: https://uniteagainstbookbans.org/Dealing with censorship challenges or need to get prepared for them? https://www.ala.org/advocacy/fight-censorship

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In this work together!

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Thank you all for your stories and perspectives!

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insane stories today. Keep up the good work

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Thanks!

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Thanks all!

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Thanks so much for this excellent information!

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Thank you.

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Thank you!

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Thank you all!

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thank you!

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This was great!