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This year’s State of America’s Libraries finds libraries at the epicenter of the dialogue and debate about the wellbeing of our communities, the health of our economy, and the state of our democracy. Read our full report: bit.ly/soal-2023 #NationalLibraryWeek 
From connecting the unhoused to technology and providing an innovative approach to photo identification through enhanced library cards to exploring the natural world with digital beehives, 2022 was a year of adaptability and innovation for libraries. #NationalLibraryWeek
But 2022 also saw unprecedented attempts to ban library books across the U.S. Today’s report includes the Top 13 Most Challenged Books of 2022, which makes clear what books are being targeted: books by and about LGBTQIA+ and Black people. #BannedBooksList bit.ly/ALA-Top10
That’s why today we're calling on readers nationwide to take action to protect your right to read freely. Join us on #RightToReadDay, and every day after, in fighting censorship and supporting your libraries and the dedicated staff who make them work. uniteagainstbookbans.org/right-to-read-…
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