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Text reads: Celebrate Banned Books Week virtually. September 27 - October 3. Office for Intellectual Freedom. To the left of the text is an open book. To the right of the text is a shadow of a young person standing with hands on their hips.

40 Virtual Program Ideas for Banned Books Week

This year’s Banned Books Week (September 27 – October 3) will look different. Here are 40 ideas on how to celebrate virtually, on social media, and maintaining social distance.

August 11, 2020September 21, 2020 Ellie Diaz Banned and Challenged Books, Banned Books Virtual Read-Out!, Banned Books Week, Programming, Stand For the Banned
Fifty Shades of Banned Books Week webinar

Free Recorded Webinar: Engage Patrons with 50 Banned Books Week Programs

OIF’s “Fifty Shades of Banned Books Week” webinar is chock-full of inventive programming ideas to celebrate the freedom to read.

August 11, 2016August 11, 2016 Ellie Diaz Banned Books Week, General Interest
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