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We Read Banned Books

Information about book bans and challenges in the US.

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BANNED BOOKS WEEK, OCTOBER 1-7 2023

 

Let Freedom Read!: A Banned Book Week Discussion

October 5, 4pm to 5pm ET, in the Library

The School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences and the Samuel C. Williams Library invite the Stevens community to a panel discussion on the issue of book bans and the censoring of school curricula.

 

MORE WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

HOW TO READ BANNED BOOKS

Interlibrary Loan Request

The Library will try to get any book you'd like to read brought to the Library for you to checkout through Interlibrary Loan. Find a book in the catalog and click the request button, or go through the Interlibrary Loan Portal.


Public Libraries

Physical and digital access to books and ebooks.


Digital Library Cards for Young Adults

Young adults who live anywhere in the U.S. can sign up for library cards from these public libraries.


Book Clubs

Join one or start your own!


Book Lists

More information about which books have been challenged and why.

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