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Make your programs welcoming and non-stigmatizing to patrons with or without disabilities.
This study aims to explore the current state of Black History Month library programming.
The “Books for All” campaign enables people all over the country to participate, including library systems.
Whether it be in a meeting room or open library floor, are your programming spaces accessible?Â
Community members curate library displays with personal collections, art or topics of interest to share.
This reading challenge invites patrons to spend time reading banned books (themed prizes included).
Turn the library into a haunted Halloween extravaganza with stations for games and spooky stories.
Teens design accessible books and activities for people with disabilities.Â