The article linked below was recently published by the Journal of Intellectual Freedom & Privacy.
Title
Survey of Intellectual Freedom Procedures in the United States
Authors
Amanda Izenstark
University of Rhode Island
Jo Knapp
Johnson & Wales University
David Bernardo
Providence College
Source
Journal of Intellectual Freedom & Privacy
(Office for Intellectual Freedom, an Office of the American Library Association)
Vol 11, No 2 (2026)
Abstract
The American Library Association provides a form for librarians to share challenges to library materials for the purposes of gathering data and providing support. In the face of increasing challenges to library materials, some states have also developed local procedures for gathering information and providing local support. In 2023, we distributed a survey to gather information from state, island area, territory, and tribal nation library organizations that do not publicly share their procedures to document their efforts. The results demonstrate significant differences in such procedures across the surveyed entities.
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See Also: A 2024 Presentation About the Research Project
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