IFRT is seeking feedback from people throughout the library world as we undertake a round of strategic planning to better achieve our goals. We are interested in the views of both members and non-members as we undertake this planning process.


Be a Part of Planning for IFRT's Future

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Intellectual Freedom Round Table (IFRT) is the home for grassroots involvement with intellectual freedom inside of the American Library Association (ALA). IFRT is seeking feedback from people throughout the library world as we undertake a round of strategic planning to better achieve our goals. We are interested in the views of both members and non-members as we undertake this planning process.<br><br>This survey is VERY brief, and we anticipate it taking no longer than 5-10 minutes to complete.<br><br>If you have any questions or comments, please contact IFRT Chair Mack Freeman at johnmackfreeman (at) gmail (dot) com.

What is the most important thing IFRT does?

What would you like IFRT to do that it is not doing now?

Please let us know about any points of confusion or frustration in your interactions with IFRT.

What would help you become more involved? If you became more involved, what would you want that involvement to look like?

Are you an IFRT Member? We are very interested in what everyone (IFRT member and not) has to say, though.

Be a Part of Planning for IFRT's Future

Questions for Everyone