How do you include special populations in library decisions?
Libraries are public institutions that serve diverse communities with different needs, preferences, and expectations. To provide equitable and inclusive services, libraries need to involve special populations in their decision-making processes. Special populations are groups of people who face barriers or challenges in accessing library resources, such as people with disabilities, seniors, immigrants, refugees, LGBTQ+ people, homeless people, and others. In this article, you will learn how to include special populations in library decisions by following these steps:
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