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Sustainable library services for all
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Greater AccessibilityDisabilitySustainable DevelopmentEducationInclusive DesignSocial SciencesSustainable DesignBuilt EnvironmentSustainable Library ServicesInclusive EducationPublic PolicyLibrary DesignDesignDisability AwarenessSustainable AccessibilitySustainabilityUniversal DesignDisability TheoryLibrary ScienceSocial Responsibility
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the need to create greater accessibility in libraries through the lens of sustainability. Design/methodology/approach Exploration of various types of theories including disability theory and sustainability as applied to business structure. Findings Using a two tiered approach, that of disability theory and sustainability, can create a useful framework for addressing issues of sustainable accessibility. Originality/value Accessibility is a major concern in libraries and creating a sustainable approach rather than utilizing a one size fits all angle will create better library buildings, spaces, and services. This paper focuses on discussing these issues in a way that allows for readers to come away with ideas about how to start shifting attitudes and programs toward a greater degree of sustainable accessibility.
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