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Freedom to Read Kit

Freedom to Read Kit 2001

In this edition: The Dangers of Life as a Working Journalist – A Citizen’s Record of the Holocaust – Vandals Hit Calgary Chapters Store – Harry Potter Meets ... the Dread Bookbanner – Who Is Really Winning - and Losing - in Surrey? – Libraries and the Internet — the Plot Thickens – CLA Statement on Internet Access – Educators' Unit – and more...


Poster

This year's Freedom to Read Kit features a new poster by Karen Petherick of Intuitive Design Studio.

» View the 2001 poster


Download the Kit

Download the complete 2001 Freedom to Read Kit, including news updates, articles, Educators' Unit, and appendices.

» Freedom to Read Kit (PDF)

Problems? Read the PDF Instructions.


Download the Clip Art

To download copies of the clip-art image, choose the size you prefer from the list below, right-click on the image with your mouse, choose Save Image As..., and save the file to a directory on your computer.

NOTE: The clipart is not shown at actual size (see measurements below) and the images have no border.

Clip Art A
clipA.jpg (4.8" x 5.0", 2.1 MB)

Clip Art B
clipB.jpg (2" x 2", 365 KB)

Clip Art C
clipC.jpg (4.8" x 5.0", 2.1 MB)

 

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"Freedom only for the supporters of the government, only for the members of one party-however numerous they may be-is no freedom at all. Freedom is always and exclusively freedom for the one who thinks differently."

— Rosa Luxemburg (1871-1919), Polish-born German communist, in The Russian Revolution (1922)