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Reminder: COVID Protocols for the MLA 2022 Conference Proof of vaccination is required (either a photo of the front and back of your vaccine card, a hard copy of your vaccination card or digital vaccine attestation through a recognized app such as Bindle, SMART Health Card or Excelsior Pass). Please come prepared, as you must show proof of vaccination in order to receive your name badge at the registration desk. Barnstable County Community Level is currently high and masks are strongly encouraged. More information about this can be found here. Questions? Please contact conference@masslib.org |
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ALA's Unite Against Book Bans initiativeAs challenges to books reach ever greater numbers ALA's Unite Against Book Bans is a national initiative to empower readers everywhere to stand together in the fight against censorship. This campaign will engage with other state, local, and national efforts to build a strong and vibrant network of individuals and organizations working together to fight censorship.
Please join us by visiting Unite Against Book Bans and:
Together, we are a strong force for the value of libraries and the freedom to read. | Library Legislative Day 2022 RecordingsBoston, Metrowest & North 4/7/2022 South of Boston, Cape & Islands 4/7/2022 |
Check out these recent Genre discussions by members of MLA's Readers' Advisory Committee
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Confronting Inequality Symposium | Civil Liberties Champion Award
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