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I would be very interested in either participating or attending such a panel.

My Carnegie library (with a 1984 book box edition) has been working on expansion.  COVID drove home the need for everything to be accessible and distanced. I have worked initially and tangentially on website design before access was a primary concern (and am glad it is now).   I have worked to renovate, remodel, or change every library I have ever worked in, so I am familiar with things necessary and the importance of access on many levels.

What a truly cool idea.

Virginia

Virginia Roberts
Director
Rhinelander District Library--Your Library For Life!

715-365-1070 x1082 (work)

"Libraries will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no libraries."
--Anne Herbert
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Subject: [ARLIS-L] Call for Panel Participants: Physical Accessibilities in Library Spaces
 

Greetings, colleagues!


The ARLIS/NA Diversity & Inclusion Committee and Architecture and Planning SIG are jointly hosting a 90-minute panel discussion and Q&A at the 2022 Chicago Conference, which will explore physical accessibility in library spaces from the perspective of both users AND staff. We invite you to consider joining our panel if this is a topic where you have experience, either from a staff or leadership position. Please consider sharing your expertise and experience, whether you have noticed and tried to amend challenges facing patrons with disabilities or if you or your colleagues have yourself encountered physical accessibility challenges in your day-to-day work. The deadline for joining the panel is Friday, December 10.


Our goals for the session are: ensure attendees can recognize and describe common physical access challenges for patrons and staff in library spaces; demonstrate an understanding of the difference between ADA compliance and true, functional physical accessibility; critically evaluate the spaces in their own institutions in terms of physical accessibility for patrons and staff; and pursue further research and learning to better understand physical accessibility challenges and solutions in order to advocate for holistic accessibility for users and staff.


If you are interested in contributing to this panel or would like more information, please send an email summarizing your experience and perspective to K. Sarah Ostrach, ([log in to unmask]) and Jeff Alger ([log in to unmask]). We are especially interested in ideas that include active learning components to engage participants and promote collaborative learning. Students and early career professionals are also encouraged to participate! Please submit your interest by FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10.

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K. Sarah Ostrach
ARLIS/NA Diversity and Inclusion Committee, Member
The Art of Diversity Blog, Co-editor

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