Intellectual freedom manual

What is intellectual freedom?

Core intellectual freedom documents of the American Library Association

Creating intellectual freedom policies for your library

The right to receive information: libraries, the First Amendment, and the public forum doctrine

Access to library resources and services

Censorship, challenged resources, and internet filtering

Children and youth

Collection development and management

Copyright

Meeting rooms, exhibit spaces, programming , and education

Privacy and confidentiality

Visits and requests from law enforcement

Workplace speech

Special lenses: guidance across issues

Communicating about intellectual freedom

Where to get help and get involved

Intellectual freedom and libraries

What is intellectual freedom? / by Barbara M. Jones

Core intellectual freedom documents of the American Library Association

Creating intellectual freedom policies for your library

Right to receive information : libraries, the First Amendment, and the public forum doctrine / by Theresa Chmara

Intellectual freedom issues and best practices

Access to library resources and services

Censorship, challenged resources, and internet filtering

Children and youth

Collection development and management

Copyright

Meeting rooms, exhibit spaces, and programs

Privacy and confidentiality

Visits and requests from law enforcement

Workplace speech

Adevocacy and assistance

Communicating about intellectual freedom

Where to get help and get involved / by Nanette Perez and Trina Magi.

Part I. Intellectual Freedom and Libraries: an overview. Intellectual freedom: an enduring and all-embracing concept / Candace D. Morgan

ALA and intellectual freedom: a historical overview / Judith F. Krug and Candace D. Morgan

Challenges and issues today / Candace D. Morgan

Part II. Library Bill of Rights: Library Bill of Rights: policy statement

Library Bill of Rights: interpretations

Part III. Protecting the Freedom to Read: The freedom to read

Libraries: an American value

Policies and statements related to access to information, library resources, and library services

Policies and statements related to confidentiality, privacy, and governmental intimidation

Part IV. Code of Ethics of the American Library Association: Code of ethics of the American Library Association

Enforcement of the "Code of Ethics of the American Library Association": questions and answers

Resolutions on workplace speech

Questions and answers on speech in the workplace: an explanatory statement of the "ALA Code of Ethics"

Part V. Intellectual Freedom and the Law: Public libraries and the public forum doctrine / Theresa Chmara

Minors' First Amendment rights to access information / Theresa Chmara

Privacy and confidentiality in libraries / Deborah Caldwell-Stone

Part VI. Preserving, Protecting, and Working for Intellectual Freedom: Preparing for and responding to challenges / Beverley Becker

Communicating the intellectual freedom message / Larra Clark with Macey Morales

Lobbying for intellectual freedom / ALA Washington Office

Rallying for intellectual freedom: where to go for help and how you can help / Angela Maycock and Nanette Perez.