Build and nurture a healthy and respectful working relationship between parents, taxpayers, librarians and concerned citizens and library Boards of Trustees as well as those who appoint library Trustees. Where policies exist that permit unlimited access of adult material to children, work within the system to change those policies. Where policies exist that exclude or stifle democracy, reasonable public comments, debate or input at monthly Trustee board meetings, work within the system to change those policies. Where found, concerned citizens should encourage Trustees to eliminate bias on controversial issues. A child should have first amendment rights to see or hear anything they choose regardless of parental concerns.
Parental rights are paramount.
Educate taxpayers and citizens that government and unauthorized censorship is wrong and that it is important to resist this form of censorship. Urge those who appoint Library Trustees to appoint persons who understand the true. Create a national center for research, resource and educational materials that is available to parents, taxpayers and other concerned citizens. Establish a national speakers bureau and a national list of like-minded persons who desire to work together cooperatively to protect children and build a better library system. Coordinate efforts with all local and national organizations who share similar purposes and objectives.