The Librarians: PBS Documentary Screening & DiscussionWednesday, April 156–8:30 pmTroy Public Library | Troy, MIThe Librarians is a compelling film that highlights librarians on the front lines of protecting access to information. Across the U.S., librarians face challenges as lawmakers review and restrict books, particularly those addressing race-related content and LGBTQIA+ topics. This documentary not only captures the personal stories of librarians but also provides a historical context and explores the broader implications for education, public libraries, and community engagement.After the screening, participate in a Q&A session surrounding book censorship, intellectual freedom, and the roles of public libraries in Michigan. Engage with fellow attendees and share your perspectives on the importance of access to diverse literature.Register to Attend