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The American Library Association (ALA) is a national organization dedicated to promoting and supporting libraries and librarianship in the United States. With a mission to advocate for intellectual freedom, literacy, equity, and diversity, the ALA provides resources, guidelines, and standards for libraries, as well as professional development opportunities for librarians. Through its various divisions, committees, and chapters, the ALA works to ensure that libraries remain vital institutions that serve their communities. The ALA is committed to fighting censorship and promoting intellectual freedom, as well as addressing issues such as privacy, literacy, and public awareness. It offers awards, grants, and scholarships to recognize excellence in the library field and supports initiatives that transform communities through libraries. With its headquarters in Chicago, Illinois, the ALA serves as a central hub for library professionals, providing networking opportunities, educational programs, and advocacy efforts to strengthen the library profession and enhance the services libraries provide to the public.Generated from the website

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