Night of the Living Rez was an Amazon number 1 best seller today for kindle in lit short stories. The book lives on!

Meet our panelist, Savannah Sessions! Sessions (she/her) has served as a #SchoolLibrarian and educator for more than a decade. She is passionate about promoting information access and literacy as well as advocating for #libraries. Join us: tinyurl.com/3m77j4av

Please join NEH Division of Preservation and Access& Serial Division at the Library of Congress for a very special event on Wednesday, September 20, 2022, 4:00 pm EDT. Virtual event is free and open to the public. neh.gov/blog/can-histo…

Our next panelist is Craig Freshley (he/him). When Donald Trump was President, Craig facilitated over 40 gatherings, MakeShiftCoffeeHouse, where he brought together Republicans and Democrats to talk. Craig received the American Civic Collaboration Award for it! 🔗 in bio to register!

Samaa is heading to Blue Hill Public Library for another meet and greet! Join us for a community reception to talk with our executive director Samaa about her vision for the Maine Humanities in the coming years, and chat with her informally. RSPV: bhpl.libcal.com/event/10611233

Meet Susan Preece, Director of TopshamPublicLibrary! Preece (she/her) began her career in the public library with her first job as a library page in New York in 1977. She received her MLS from The Palmer School of Library and Info Science at LIU Brentwood. tinyurl.com/3m77j4av

Our final panelist we'd like to intro is Heather Perkinson, President of MASLibraries! Perkinson (she/her) is a public high school #librarian and advises her school's #CivilRightsTeam and is passionate about defending human rights and intellectual freedom. 🔗 in bio! #Maine

This just in - LeVar Burton has been named honorary chair of Banned Books Week! Check it out here --> shorturl.at/yNVX0

Arts & Humanities Grant applications are open today! mainehumanities.org/programs-grant… #Arts #Humanities #Maine #MaineHumanities #grants

Will we see you there? Register here tinyurl.com/3m77j4av #BannedBooksWeek #Maine #MaineHumanities

Every two years, #MaineHumanities celebrates how people in #Maine have contributed to the public #humanities—by going deep within their communities and regions, or by reaching the whole state. We'll be accepting nominations starting October 1st!

#BannedBooksWeek is here! Our Honorary Chair, the inimitable LeVar Burton, is ready to take action - are you? Join us in supporting library workers, educators, authors, and readers everywhere on Let Freedom Read Day, October 7! #LetFreedomRead bannedbooksweek.org/let-freedom-re…

“The freedom to read is under attack in this country...the coordinated censorship efforts we've seen on school libraries are now increasingly targeting public libraries.” Join @JudyBlume and NYPL this #BannedBooksWeek to #UniteAgainstBookBans! on.nypl.org/3RZTefx

"There’s a lot of appetite for people to get together in community around books..." - Gibson Fay-LeBlanc, executive director of MWPA More from Portland Press Herald Megan Maine: pressherald.com/2023/10/02/por…

"The most important thing is to stand up and be counted. Resist, resist, resist." — #BannedBookWeek Honorary Chair LeVar Burton on The ReidOut with Nope.. #LetFreedomRead msnbc.com/the-reidout/wa…

Congratulations to the Patten Free Library, an awardee of the Maine Humanities Council mini-grant for their program Race and Equity in America! This five-part program will be guided by Dustin Ward, Racial Equity and Reconciliation Advocate. Maine Humanities ItIsTime