Accessibility

ALA is committed to accessibility in line with our mission to enhance learning and ensure access to information for all.

Our Commitment to Accessibility

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We aim to be leaders in accessibility, promoting equal opportunities for all individuals. ALA strives to be compliant with WCAG 2.2 standards and is working with internal and external stakeholders to develop regular website audit practices.

We welcome feedback to ensure continuous improvement and transparency. If you encounter any accessibility barriers in ALA’s digital space, please reach out to Hpearson@ala.org or call 312.280.5020.

Please include your contact information, the nature of the barrier, the URL page, and any other specific information that would be helpful.

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Accessibility Resources

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Library Bill of Rights: Services to People with Disabilities

Learn how the library can play a transformational role in helping facilitate more complete participation in society by providing fully accessible resources and services.

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Virtual Accessibility Toolkit

Access essential standards and guidelines from the American Library Association's RUSA, including resources from the Accessibility Assembly, to enhance your library services. Ensure your library meets the highest service standards.

Advocacy Resources for Members

Discover essential tools and guidelines to make your library more inclusive and accessible. The American Library Association's page offers resources to support individuals with disabilities effectively. Join the movement towards fully accessible libraries