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Tracking Challenges in Canadian Libraries: 2nd Annual Survey

Please find below direct access to a one page web survey produced by the Advisory Committee on Intellectual Freedom. This second annual survey is intended to help the Committee develop documentation about challenged resources and policies in Canadian libraries in the 21st
century. This initiative supports Canada's Book and Periodical Council's (BPC) Freedom to Read campaign http://www.freedomtoread.ca/ as we share our results with the BPC. Our survey also complements the American Library Association's ALA) Challenge Database project. Thanks are extended to the Edmonton Public Library and the ALA for providing valuable insights into the survey questions.

Please take the time to take a quick look and then, if appropriate, to fill out the survey here:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=Way0T4FVp3ZyJC0eyq9Afg_3d_3d

Thank you and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Toni Samek
Convenor, Advisory Committee on Intellectual Freedom

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