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Students Against Censorship is a student-led, library-anchored political advocacy program based in Austin, Texas that expands access and diversity to literature, adds adequate cultural context, and hosts conversations - converting reading and literature into liberal thinking and measurable civic benefits.
Our Projects & Events
Voices and Echoes:
A Minority Author Podcast
We conduct a minority author interview podcast where we highlight and preserve the story of minority authors, and engage in thorough debate about censorship and current political issues.
Banned Book Storytime
We conduct monthly Banned Book Storytimes in collaboration with Birdhouse Books every last Saturday of the month. It features a collective reading of a banned book with the message of inclusivity and a related arts & crafts activity afterwards.
Title I School Youth Reading Labs
Workshops at Title I elementary/middle schools aiming to increase access to literature through free book giveaways, and the encouragement of reading through a tailored workshop / engaging activity.
Young Author Publishers
It's not enough for our youth to read... we need them to write. To know what it means for them to tell their story to the world. We publish zines written/illustrated by elementary/middle school students who are ready to publish their stories online!
Thank You to Our Sponsors/Partners...
Birdhouse Books
Vintage Bookstore & Wine Bar
Lioness Books
Keep Looking Bookshop
Resistencia Books
Lake Travis Community Library
Round Rock Public Library
Pflugerville
Public Library
Recognized By...
The Contribution Project
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