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MuckRock
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What can you do about book bans in prison? Start by asking your local prison how many books it has stopped from reaching readers inside. We explain how in our latest piece for #PrisonBannedBooksWeek. And this Wednesday, Oct. 21, you can join us to learn how to put that advice into action.

us02web.zoom.usWelcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Prison Banned Books Week FOIAthon. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Prison Banned Books Week FOIAthon. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
MuckRock
@muckrock.com

Around 100 people have already signed up for our free, hands-on workshop, where you’ll learn how to file public records requests and submit them live during a FOIA-thon. When: Oct. 21, 1–3 p.m. ET Where: Zoom,

MuckRock
@muckrock.com

Join us Wednesday to learn how to take action, or read our recent piece to find out how you can help even if you can’t attend ⤵️

muckrock.comWant to do something about censorship during Prison Banned Books week? Ask your local prison how many books it stopped from reaching readers insideYou can help us by joining DLP in asking your local prison how many books it stopped from getting to readers inside. In collaboration with Prison Banned Books Week, Prison Policy Initiative, the Marsh...
MuckRock
@muckrock.com

What does MuckRock's Data Liberation Project want your help with? Requesting appeals data. We want to know not just what books are banned, but how often rejections happen and for what titles. This will be the focus of our training and FOIAthon tomorrow.