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Writer's pictureAndrea Jamison

Unveiling the Bravery in Literature: Nominate Your Favorite Banned Book for the Eleanor Roosevelt Award!

Updated: Sep 29


In light of the challenging landscape of book bans that has been emerging, it is crucial now more than ever to honor the voices that have been silenced and celebrate the literary works that dare to push boundaries. The Eleanor Roosevelt Award for Bravery in Literature, initiated by The Eleanor Roosevelt Center in 2024, stands as a beacon of hope in recognizing authors and books that champion human rights and intellectual freedom. This esteemed award signifies a commitment to upholding literacy and preserving the freedom of expression that Eleanor Roosevelt herself stood for.


Honor Banned Books Week by nominating your favorite Banned Book for the Eleanor Roosevelt Award for Bravery in Literature! 


In the face of a concerning rise of book bans, uplifting censored voices are more important than ever. Launched by The Eleanor Roosevelt Center in 2024, The Eleanor Roosevelt Award for Bravery in Literature celebrates authors and books that advance human rights. The award carries forward Eleanor Roosevelt's dedication to safeguarding literacy and intellectual freedom.





Submissions will close at the end of Banned Books Week—September 30th.



Stay tuned by following @eleanorrooseveltcenter for all the latest updates on the winners and the 2025 ceremony!

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