Raising Awareness, Celebrating Freedom of Expression, Encouraging Participation

POSTER GALLERY

25 years of Freedom to Read Week posters.
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1984	1985	1986

1987	1988	1989
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2008	2009

"If I can be proscribed today, for defending myself and my friends in the newspapers, another Nova Scotian may be rejected tomorrow because the Governor likes not the colour of his hair."

— Joseph Howe (1804-73), Nova Scotian newspaper editor, speaking in Cumberland County (1844), quoted in The Speeches and Public Letters of the Hon. Joseph Howe (1858)


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