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- 1New laws could criminalise librarians over banned booksโMany people are unaware that book banning has escalated to the point that librarians and educators could be targeted for
Library advocacy group EveryLibrary is warning that book banning in the United States has escalated beyond removals from shelves, with new state laws potentially exposing librarians and educators to criminal prosecution for distributing materials deemed offensive. The group says many people are unaware of these legal risks and is urging the public to learn more about the legislation.
- 2Campaigners warn libraries are being defunded over booksโDid you know that many politicians and far-right groups are attempting to deny your freedom to simply check out a book b
The advocacy group EveryLibrary warns that politicians and far-right groups in the United States are pushing to defund public libraries in disputes over books and programmes, saying people's freedom to check out books is under threat and local libraries could be next. The organisation is urging readers to pay attention to local library funding decisions.
- 3Book Banners Accused of Targeting Empathy-Themed School BooksโAt a time of significant violence in America's schools, the worst thing that a child could learn from school is how to b
Library advocacy group EveryLibrary argues that as American schools grapple with significant violence, campaigns to remove books are increasingly targeting titles that teach children empathy and care for others. The group says book banners are framing these values as something children should not learn, and is urging the public to push back against school book challenges.
- 4Library Advocacy Group Rallies American Library SupportโShow that Americans love their libraries! ๐ Like ๐ Follow ๐ Share # library # libraries # read # reading # book # books
EveryLibrary, a US library advocacy organization, is running a social media campaign urging Americans to demonstrate public support for libraries through likes, follows and shares. The posts emphasize love of libraries, reading and public library access, using hashtags like #librarylove and #publiclibrary to mobilize readers, authors and literature fans around defending and celebrating American libraries.
- 5Library Advocates Rally Support for Libraries and LiteracyโLike, follow, and share if you love libraries, literacy, and books! # library # libraries # read # reading # book # book
EveryLibrary, the US-based library advocacy organization, is calling on supporters to like, follow, and share its message in support of libraries, literacy, and books. The appeal promotes its wider campaign for public libraries, reading, and literature, encouraging book lovers to amplify its work across social media and grow its community of library supporters.
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EveryLibrary, the US library advocacy group, is selling novelty socks under the slogan 'Book Bans Aren't Cute' to raise money and awareness for its campaign against rising book bans in American schools and libraries. The merchandise ties a lighthearted product to a serious cause, drawing attention to ongoing censorship disputes across the country.
- 7Spotsylvania closes school libraries amid book ban fightโSpotsylvania, Virginia, is the latest battleground where a community has pushed back against banning books, and the answ
In Spotsylvania County, Virginia, residents pushed back against efforts to ban books from school libraries. Instead of resolving the dispute, local politicians responded by closing the school libraries altogether. Library advocacy group Everylibrary is highlighting the case, calling Spotsylvania the latest battleground in the widening fight over book bans and access to reading materials in American public schools.
- 8Social media push urges people to support librariesโLike, follow, share to help support libraries! # library # libraries # read # reading # book # books # librarylove # aut
Library advocates, including the nonprofit EveryLibrary, are asking the public to like, follow and share posts as a simple way to boost support for libraries. The campaign highlights reading, public libraries and literature, encouraging book lovers to amplify messages that keep libraries visible and funded.
- 9EveryLibrary Lines Up Author Events for Banned Books Week 2026โผAuthor Events All Banned Books Week 2026 on EveryLibrary Live
EveryLibrary has announced its slate of author events for Banned Books Week 2026, to be hosted on EveryLibrary Live. The series will bring writers together with readers during the annual campaign highlighting censorship threats to books in libraries and schools. Library advocates and book lovers are following the lineup as debates over challenged titles continue across the United States.
- 10EveryLibrary Urges Public to Amplify Library Support OnlineโHelp spread the word! ๐ Like ๐ Follow ๐ Share # library # libraries # read # reading # book # books # librarylove # auth
EveryLibrary, a US-based library advocacy organisation, is asking the public to like, follow and share its content to help spread awareness about libraries, reading and public library services. The appeal comes amid ongoing concern over funding and support for libraries, with the group using its social media presence to rally readers, authors and library lovers behind the cause.
- 11Libraries and Librarians Star in Films and SeriesโIt may surprise you to know that libraries and librarians have been the focus of several notable films and series over t
EveryLibrary, the US library advocacy group, has published a list of films and television series centred on libraries and librarians. The roundup highlights notable titles depicting library work and culture, encouraging audiences to explore stories about the profession. The group notes that libraries have long been a focus on screen, and the list is being shared among library supporters and readers online.
- 12Poll finds 77% of parents concerned about book bansโWould you believe that even the latest poll from Fox News shows that 77% of parents are concerned about book bans? Of co
A new Fox News poll shows 77% of parents are concerned about book bans in schools and libraries. Advocacy group Everylibrary highlighted the figure, noting that nearly every poll on the issue has produced similar results, suggesting broad parental opposition to removing books is consistent across surveys and pollsters.
- 13Reading Builds Empathy, Advocacy Group Argues Amid Book BansโReading is not just fundamental to learning; it helps us become better people. How so? One word: empathy. https:// actio
EveryLibrary, a library advocacy organisation, is arguing that reading does more than support learning: it makes people more empathetic. Citing the idea that readers show less hate, the group links the claim to ongoing efforts to ban books, suggesting bans may target reading's empathetic effects. The message has resonated with librarians and readers discussing literacy, censorship and the social value of books.