Librarians and Archivists with Palestine (LAP) is gathering data about incidents of censorship regarding Palestine in libraries, archives, and other types of institutions since October 2023. If you have faced censorship or repression of Palestinian or Palestine-related materials or expressions of solidarity with Palestinian people at your institution, we would like to hear about your experience. We intend to report on this information in some capacity, though the specific way we do so will depend on the data we collect and the level of anonymity you request below. Possible formats include sharing your experience in an anonymized fashion on social media, in presentations, or in a potential report or other publication summarizing or dicussing the data collected.
Note on data privacy:
Only members of the LAP Steering Committee will have access to your responses via Google Workspace. In order to help protect your data privacy, please use your personal email when completing this form, do not use your work email. You must provide an email address to report an incident, but you may opt to not share your name. Below you will have the option to select how public you would like information about your experience to be in our reporting. If you opt to allow identifying information to be included, we will give you a heads up before publishing anything, and may be in touch with further questions. If you opt for no specific identifying details, an anonymized description might include something such as "a public librarian in the United States".
Founded in 2013, Librarians and Archivists with Palestine (LAP) is a network of
self-defined librarians, archivists, and information workers in solidarity with the Palestinian struggle for self-determination. Learn more about our work here:
https://librarianswithpalestine.org/.