Protecting Intellectual Freedom in Your Public Library by There are a number of options for getting ahold of these books, depending where you live. Contact the State Library at 907.269.6570 if you have any trouble getting a book on this list.
Protecting Intellectual Freedom in Your School Library by 
The New Inquisition by American Library Association
Even if your challenge is resolved at the library level, we suggest you report a challenge to ALA by submitting an Online Challenge Database Form. Alternately, you can print the Challenge Database Form (PDF), complete it, and fax it to the Office for Intellectual Freedom, at 312-280-4227.
Alaska Library Association
Report instances of questioned materials which cannot be settled at library level to the chair of the Alaska Library Association (AkLA) Intellectual Freedom Committee, Mike Robinson in Anchorage, at mcrobinson@uaa.alaska.edu.
Thank you in advance for making our professional organizations aware of intellectual freedom issues here in Alaska.
The American Library Association (ALA) has a number of resources and offices useful in discussing and resolving intellectual freedom and censorship issues.
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