Month: April 2007
George Christian Urges Congress to Reconsider Parts of the USA PATRIOT Act
On April 11, George Christian, one of the four “Does” of Doe v. Gonzales, testified before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution. Doe v. Gonzales was a challenge to […]
Enjoy Our Podcast Featuring Chris Crutcher
Enjoy our podcast–Chris Crutcher, Seattle Public Library, January 21, 2007 (mp3; 53:13)–featuring teacher, family therapist, and award-winning author Chris Crutcher. Experience Crutcher at his very best as he recounts stories related […]
Philadelphia (Intellectual) Freedom: Lawyers for Libraries, May 17
HOTEL DEADLINE APRIL 23! MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! Lawyers for Libraries is an education program started in 1997 by the OIF. Its goal was—and continues to be—to inculcate in attorneys […]
Celebrate the Library Bill of Rights with the IFRT
Join us at the first-ever Intellectual Freedom Round Table preconference to celebrate the American Library Association‘s Library Bill of Rights. Learn how one of our profession’s core documents has helped […]