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Implements ALA policies concerning intellectual freedom as embodied in the Library Bill of Rights, the Association’s basic policy on free access to libraries and library materials.

ALA offers this clearinghouse of resources to assist library workers and advocates in responding to and supporting others facing those challenges.

ARSL strives to create resources and services that address national, state, and local priorities for libraries in rural communities.

Collection and sales of books online to donate books and fund literacy initiatives worldwide.

Get IRS data, plus more up-to-date information from nonprofits for free. In 2019, Foundation Center and GuideStar joined forces to become Candid.

Provides professional resources for librarians, teachers and authors facing book challenges

Protects and defends the First Amendment to the Constitution and supports the right of libraries to collect – and individuals to access.

The federal agency tasked with overseeing and supporting museums and libraries through research, policy development and grantmaking.

OCLC provides shared technology services, original research, and community programs so that libraries can better fuel learning, research, and innovation.

A membership organization dedicated to strengthening Texas public libraries.

Publishes Rural eNews, a monthly online newsletter announcing funding opportunities, and training that reduces isolation of those in rural areas by providing topics for education and growth.

A grassroots coalition of concerned Texas residents educating the public about book challenges and attacks on intellectual freedom.

Celebrates authors and their contributions to the culture of literacy, ideas, and imagination.

A professional membership organization to promote, support and improve library services in Texas.

Provides financial assistance to librarians whose employment is threatened because of their support and defense of intellectual freedom, including freedom of speech and freedom of the press.